The DC-9 Classic comes with these 6 liveries in the release package:
- Aeromexico
- Alitalia
- Eastern Air Lines
- Hawaiian Airlines
- Scandinavian Airlines
- Ansett Airlines of Australia
All the liveries are done by McPhat Studios.
The liveries in the release package are normal definition. For UHDT liveries please see the McPhat Studios DC-9 World Airliners livery packs.
Aeromexico
First DC-9 delivery: 1970
Total DC-9 fleet: 34
Last DC-9 flight: 2004
Alitalia
First DC-9 delivery: 1967
Total DC-9 fleet: 46
Last DC-9 flight: 1996
Eastern Air Lines
First DC-9 delivery: 1966
Total DC-9 fleet: 123
Last DC-9 flight: 1991
Hawaiian Airlines
First DC-9 delivery: 1966
Total DC-9 fleet: 39
Last DC-9 flight: 2001
Scandinavian Airlines
First DC-9 delivery: 1966
Total DC-9 fleet: 71
Last DC-9 flight: 2002
Ansett Airlines of Australia
First DC-9 delivery: 1967
Total DC-9 fleet: 12
Last DC-9 flight: 1982
All screenshots by: Patrick van der Nat (Soya)
Comments
We have no plans for P3D version.
To roll right, you turn the yoke to the right. This moves the left aileron tab up. When the tab is up in the air stream it creates a down force on the left aileron. The aileron thus moves down. When the aileron is down in the air stream, it creates an up force on the left wing and the aircraft rolls right.
There are a few CBs associate with systems that aren't accessible from the cockpit, such as ground service facilities, and also a few CBs that aren't even located in the cockpit that haven't been simulated. Other than that, they are all there.
Smoke is simulated.
The USN started using the DC-9 and C-9B in the 1970's and the C-9B is still in use today.
The DC-9 is looking fantastic, can't wait for release (I've got my fingers crossed for the weekend)! One question: at one point there were screenshots of a modern Delta livery. I'm not seeing it in the release package or on McPhat's site. Is that livery going to be made available?
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