There isn't any information, because there isn't any information available. It isn't even in production yet.

There is information... I will correct but still, there isn't a game that allows the use of it honestly. 

so I want the livery to be blue and teal. The airline name is Asteria, based in the Great Lakes. I’d like to feature Lighthouses across the Great Lakes on the tail. the aircraft I’m looking for are the ATR 42, 72,Q400 and E-175/190, A220

This one has been on my list for a bit. Locking this thread to focus on the one that Zipp mentioned. 

After 10 years, this is finally in there. 

We will need to update the figures as firmer numbers came out - did some calculations based off of news articles. 
 

This is next in queue. I am adding a few more Daher's/tweaking the data in between work and other things. 

Hi all, 

Using this series of aircraft to learn the back end for updates.

In game: 

• TBM 700
• TBM 850
• TBM 900
• TBM 910
• TBM 930
• TBM 940
• TBM 960
• Kodiak 900

Updated: 

• Quest Kodiak (updated to be under the Daher manufacturer/fuel flow fixed to be in-line with the Grand Caravan)

There have been some spammer issues recently and I've been trying my best to combat that... but Yuxi will know what is going on. 

thanks friends. Reviewing. 

Hi, at this moment the E190 has the STD and LR version. While browsing on the site of Embraer I noticed there is also an AR version. While checking the range values of the LR, it doesn't correspondent with what Embraer states.

It states:

LR: 2.400nm/2761mi - ingame: 1985mi
AR: 2450nm/2819mi - ingame: N/A

Can you shoot me the source? I just want to double check. 

I thought the AR was only the 195 but I can add in the 190 if it is in there. 
 

Per this... it can fly 4,800nm with a decent load.  Reviewing the XLR too. 

https://www.azoresai...n-Airbus A321LR

• Moved the NextGen's EIS to 2009: https://bombardier.c...r-bound-norway 
• Updated Speed: https://www.air-tecm...ash-8-aircraft/
• Moved NextGen's Pre-order to 2005. 

Can someone get numbers for this? 

You need 5-10 minutes world for those kind of world.

why not make it last 6-12 months? I'm adding this anyway. 

I believe both the Embraer 190 E2 and the 195 E2 takeoff data and fuel burn is incorrect. The E2 is going for LCY certification and can't even fly into an airport like SNA in game. 

 

 

195 E2 Brochure

 

https://www.embraerc...E2_20180808.pdf

 

General Embraer E2 planning guide for airports - has information for both types. 

 

https://www.flyembra...PM_E-JetsE2.PDF

the 195 has been updated. Provide the page with the 190 and I will update too. 

I’m not sure if a rename is the right choice considering “Taiwan Taoyuan” is the official name.

Just a rename? Tell me more. 

yay!

if you have data, please help. 

i like this idea.  is this indev or just an idea?

I'd personally like to see the Global series included here too, not sure if that's included in your mention of Challenger. 

In dev, and part of my list. 

Wikipedia is not a reliable source due to it's open-souce nature.

Overruled if it has a source. This is what colleges say too.

Yuxi is on it. Will be deleting this thread. 

https://en.wikipedia...omy_in_aircraft

Scroll down to the long haul section, there is data for the 777-9

 

 Sector:7,200 nmi (13,300 km)

 Fuel burn: 7.69 kg/km (27.3 lb/mi)

 Fuel burn per seat: 2.42 L/100 km (97 mpg_‑US)

Well I mean, if you click on the cite note next to the data for the 777-9, it'll take you to a link to this website: https://leehamnews.c...whats-involved/, and if you scroll down, you'll find a table comparing the 779 to the A380, 77W and 748.

 

Granted, this article is from 2014, so data might not be entirely up-to-date, and although Leeham has been trustworthy (at least to me) before, I wouldn't be able to guarantee that the data is 100% correct.

Looking at the Leeham... seems they are an industry researcher with a track record so I might allow it based off of my past experience. https://leehamnews.c...whats-involved/

Wikipedia is not a reliable source due to it's open-souce nature.

I'll allow it if.

1. There is a citation
 

The points above are used by Universities across the world.

The fuel flow is the missing part preventing this one from being added, we can adjust it later too. 

The missing piece is fuel consumption information... if someone can find that I will add it. 

Apologies on being delayed, been really busy with my day job and a vacation.