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Reply #15 - Oct 8th, 2005 at 4:02pm

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Everyone is doing airliners.  So far only Eagle Soft is dealing with the under supplied biz jet market.  When will somebody do a Gulfstream 550 or a Dassult 800 with fully functioning Honeywell Primus Epic avionics???  Planeview and Ezy respectively.  Or how about a new and improved King Air with a full featured Collins Pro Line 21 panel???  Who would shell out the bucks for any of those beauties???  I would pay $60 for a G550 with Planeview glass that's fully implemented.
 

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Reply #16 - Oct 9th, 2005 at 9:09pm

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Posted by: Gary R. Posted on: Oct 8th, 2005, 4:02pm
Everyone is doing airliners.  So far only Eagle Soft is dealing with the under supplied biz jet market.  When will somebody do a Gulfstream 550 or a Dassult 800 with fully functioning Honeywell Primus Epic avionics  Planeview and Ezy respectively.  Or how about a new and improved King Air with a full featured Collins Pro Line 21 panel  Who would shell out the bucks for any of those beauties  I would pay $60 for a G550 with Planeview glass that's fully implemented. 


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