Hi,Hope this doesn't qualify as 'advertising' - it is for a good cause.Sent to me by Rob:The 'UIVER' team is proud to anounce the release of the Douglas DC2 for FS2004 and FSX.After many years of hard work and thorough research, it's finally ready.The revenue from the sales will be donated to the Aviodrome, Dutch National Aviation Theme Park and Museum.Aviodrome has one of the worlds last two airworthy Douglas DC-2's in their collection. The real plane is maintained by volunteers and with the money raised from individual and corporate donations. By selling the DC-2 package we hope to contribute to keeping this unique, priceless and historic aircraft in flying condition.

DC2 UIVER For FSX and FS2004 (FSX Reviewed). History of the Douglas DC2 The DC-2 was released less than a year after the DC-1 and had the same familiar shape but was more powerful, faster and capable of longer flights. Again, whilst this is not authentic to the real DC-2, it is a massive help for flight sim pilots. Actually they modelled. KLM PH-AJU 'UIVER' Aviodrome (With updated cockpit panel) KLM PH-AJU 'UIVER' (Older panel) Swissair HB-ITE Braniff Airways Canadian Colonial Airways C.L.S. Fundamental of computers pdf. OK-AIB CNAC DC-2 DC-3 Airways Bare Metal Delta Air Lines Douglas Historical Foundation Eastern Airlines NC14969 Finnish Air Force 'DC-1' Finnish Air Force 'DO-2' Finnish Air Force 'DO-2' Cafe.

Your purchase will be a very welcome contribution!The package will be sold through the well known secure Flight1 system.For complete information on the features of this package and a link to download the Douglas DC2 for FS2004 and FSX please visit this site: Support issues and questions will be handled through our forum: We hope you will enjoy flying this unique, hands-on classic airplane!--Tom GibsonCal Classic Propliner Page: Freeflight Design Shop: Drop! 'I, and another poster, pointed that out a few days ago in this thread but our posts were deleted.' Please don't get me wrong--looks like a good package and lots of good people are backing it up. Don't want this discussion to turn into something bad, it's just something I feel should have been pointed out from the beginning before people got a yearning for the package. Hope that clarifies my view--modellers most certainly have the right to attach any strings they want to a package and I've seen payware out there of far less quality.Regards,John.

UIVER Team Releases DC-2 The 'UIVER' team is proud to announce the release of the Douglas DC-2 for FS2004 and FSX. After many years of hard work and thorough research, it's finally ready. The revenue from the sales will be donated to the Aviodrome, Dutch National Aviation Theme Park and Museum. Aviodrome has one of the world's last two airworthy Douglas DC-2's in their collection. The real plane is maintained by volunteers and with the money raised from individual and corporate donations.

By selling the DC-2 package we hope to contribute to keeping this unique, priceless and historic aircraft in flying condition. Your purchase will bea very welcome contribution! The package will be sold through the well known secure Flight1 system.

For complete information on the features of this package and a link to download the Douglas DC-2 for FS2004 and FSX please visit this site: Support issues and questions will be handled through our forum: We hope you will enjoy flying this unique, hands-on classic airplane!