Again, the aircraft just feels rushed.įor the most part, I'm very pleased with the sound set for the PSS-777 series. Instead I got a 777 that feels like it might fall from the sky in certain circumstances. I would have liked a more finished feel something that is smooth all the way around. Turns, banking, climbs and descents all feel a little less than what we've come to expect from other models. The aircraft is flyable, but just doesn't feel as smooth as it should. However, I was still disappointed with some of the flight modeling. A bank limit selection from the A/P switch allows for banking to auto, or up to 25 degrees of bank for those tight turns to final we all love! This is well modeled in the PSS and the 777 handled well both under manual control and Auto pilot. Many auto-systems will help you fly on auto, but at the same time make the bird stable during manual flight. Not having any time in the real bird, and relying on our Guest Speaker from Boeing earlier this year in San Diego, the Boeing 777 was built to help the pilot. In the air the Boeing 777 handles beautifully. The wheel temperature does work however and will turn red when the brakes are used at max on a long landing. On the ground the big Boeing handles adequately no tight turns here! Breaking action on landing can give you some serious hot breaks so be careful there too! Another small glitch is the gear doors always displaying 'closed' on the multi-display.

In flight and climbing you'd see just as we did below. Sitting on the ground with rain falling on the windshield can be seen easily if you tilt the RADAR up a few degrees. Every yellow cell shown below was easy to see even at night! Turning into the clouds and in no time we were in the soup! It truly is remarkable with real-world weather enabled! We've read the grumblings about weather not showing, but rest assured the RADAR works as it should when used correctly.

Many a simmer has been wishing for the day when we could have TCAS, Weather, and NAV info on one common scope! Well our wishes have come true! The PSS Boeing 777 includes a working weather RADAR, TCAS, and NAV data on one screen! During testing, the TCAS would only work with AI traffic and offline, but we are assured that a coming fix is in the works and will enable online traffic as well.Įven without the TCAS working online, the weather coming in from our Active Sky package was incredible. We would like to see more testing, more refinement, and we could have waited a few more weeks for a 'finished' product. A gaping hole in the floor in front of the captain's seat, some click spots seems to be off by as much as an inch, and the overall feel just feels as if the product was rushed to market. There are a few minor glitches in the interior however.

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