@zyq20091116 I will, its just a matter of when

@GalacticaAsia Can you make the new version of the plane

@GalacticaAsia can you make it have a330 engines

@GalacticaAsia update this

@GalacticaAsia ok thank you very much

@William930718 what makes that possible is probably due to the plane's high thrust to weight ratio, I calibrated it close to the plane's thrust to weight when it's near empty so it's at its highest. It would be WAY higher if I had just put the A340's total thrust IRL on it if I didn't bother to calibrate the engine thrust to the plane's(game) weight.

As for the shaking at extremely high speeds... Since most Commercial airliners aren't designed for such speeds, they would most likely break up due to the structural loads on the airframe, so I'll leave it. The only way to prevent it is to keep your thrust low, only enough to maintain any speed you choose below maximum speed.

Sorry to bother you again, but I found that the thrust of this airliner seems to be too high, and even shakes beyond the limits of the airframe.For example, when my engine receives 80%, the plane still continues to accelerate, when the speed reaches 600mph When the plane shakes violently and crashes, is there any way?

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@AnimeGirlLover2010 the flying pencil predicate is more directed to 757 300, because the plane is classified as very long in the narrow body category

@GalacticaAsia Thanks!

@L3FTxR1GHT already working on it

@GalacticaAsia Can you make a 787 as well?

can you make a pilatus pc-24?

@IDontHaveUsernamesLOL I already plan on doing that; Example being the A350-900 and A350-1000. Doesn't seem that hard...

Suggestion:make planes that based on oringinal planes
(like make A330-200 based on A330-300)

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@QwolfOnions I do but its not high on priority

Wow, she looks like a truly gorgeous bird here. 😁 😎

you don't want to make A380-800

@IDontHaveUsernamesLOL the 787-9, might do the dc-10/md-11 after that tho

great,which plane will u make next?(I wish it's Boeing 747-400 or Boeing 727-200)

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