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ROMAN78 hi Roman, I have all of the PMDG models on p3d and all of the 737 PMDG versions on FS as well as the leonardo. I wouldn't feel cheated if PMDG did it, if they actually told their customers the benefits of doing this etc. I guess that I spent money on a small devs product who have monetised from their success by their sales figures; with no indication of what will happen to the original customers who bought the x-plane product. How long will it be supported for? How long before all resources are switched from us idiots who bought the xplane version are updated on FS2020 only etc I am sick of trying to explain my point and getting nonsense replies. I'm not reading this thread again.

GentleGroove; It might be your focal point but it wasn't mine. This poll was for people who have spent their hard earned money buying all of the ini A300/A310 software. Which costs at least 200GBP. Are you a teenager GentleG? Have you spent any of your own money purchasing inibuild airbus models on X-plane 11? No I doubt you have. As for Ahmed, Your first reply was nonsense and I still don't know what point you were making...

Also Ahmed Saleh; nothing you've written to me makes any sense. I own every single current flight sim platform available to the public, including airline tools, aerowinx, and elite etc etc. The only one I don't own is prosim,e so please keep your opinion to yourself.

How much money have you all spent on ini aircraft? The ones telling me it's 'tough s***' I own all of their A310/A300/Beluga addons. So I've spent a substantial amount of money on the software. I already replied, so if you'd bothered to read my reply to the mod's response you'd not have the need to reply. I wanted to delete this after reading the responses but I won't. I am happy it has been released for free after some thought as I explained above. But unless you have spent hundreds of dollars/euros/pounds on ini products like me, your opinion means nothing. I was not asking anyone on here who spent 20 quid on ini scenery.

Also INI thanks for not just deleting my thread, it's good to see what other people think. and I know you've been paid a lot of money for this, I'm realising this isn't bad, and I hope it helps your team to make even more great realistic planes!

I reflected on this and firstly to reply to aseinsha who said I'm misleading people is nonsense, the fact that Microsoft paid for the use of the plane is completely irrelevant, as it is free for the end user. I bought MSFS2020 the week it was released, and I'm not paying more to have this plane in my virtual hangar. I did pay nearly 100 pounds to have it in my X-plane hangar though. That aside, I was thinking how 11 year old me in 1999 would feel having such a complex plane in my FS98 library! The only thing that keeps me positive about this is that young adults or people without the means to pay the full price for whatever reason have a chance to use this; I think I've just talked myself out of my own argument. The only thing I would like to say though is that unless you've spent your hard earned money on the x-plane version, you don't really have much, well no right really, to give your opinion. This thread was made for INI customers who have the x-plane version.

Any xplane A310 owners who also own MSFS2020 feeling like you've been ripped off? I certainly do. Now it's available to everyone without paying a penny; what is my motivation to waste more money on INIsoftware when I can just wait and play it for free on MSFS. The worst thing is that I've wasted another few hundreds of pounds on the updates which will be given away for free. A great way to treat your early customers! NJ