In any mod worth using in flight simulation, updates are provided to help further improve the features it provides. One mod that has made a really impressive run of updates and improvements over the year has been the PMDG 737 NGX Reboot by FS2Crew. Worked on time and time again, this mod always keeps finding new ways to add more to the reboot to help improve your aviation experience. The latest update that has been released now takes the mod up to Version 3. If you already own this mod, you should definitely update it with the new version. PMDG 737 taking off. The developers take a huge amount of pride in offering services that continue to improve and change, and this is no different. Thanks to the new changes that they have put in place, you can now get even more out of your time in the skies with a PMDG 737! Thanks to this, you can begin to enjoy a new version that takes the original, improving on it even further. What is FS2Crew NGX Reboot? This mod itself is a mod created by FS2Crew that provides an airline crew simulator. While many sim users will concentrate on using the features of the aircraft, having access to the right kind of crew members can make a huge difference to overall flight enjoyment. So, this new take on the mod does a rather spectacular job of rebuilding the kind of crew you would expect to see. By having to understand, oversee, learn and then implement full aviation procedure, this helps you to learn more about how airlines genuinely do work. Rather than feeling like you are doing it all on your own, this mod helps to add that much-needed crew support in there. Having to follow procedure is very important and it can make a big difference to the way that you control your aviation in general. For many pilots, this can be a great deal of fun and also wonderful educational value. Then try this out today! The best way to understand the changes that have been made in this update is to check below. So, what the team added or improved? The ATC Client Xponder has now been changed to make sure that it saves properly. In the past, this was a major problem — configuration changes would not save properly. If you hit the CFG button in the past it would wipe your settings. With this, you get to avoid that problem. Also, they have made a big change to the way that you can use the paneling provided. Now you can use the Secondary Panel using a joystick button or a keyboard hotkey. Thanks to this, you can get even more functionality up in the skies by paying attention to this. One operation issue that was causing a lot of strife was the freeze that would occur when you would request a Secure Checklist. With this, you get to avoid that freeze from happening as the team have patched it. Another major solution has been the removal of the chance that the hydraulics caution would kick in when starting up the engine. This would only occur if you have Emergencies disables, but it was still an annoyance for users. Now, the green bar is no longer going to appear on the screen when speech is being heard. The Flap Movement Check issue has been solved now, too. One of the main changes that was put in has also been the correction of the Landing Checklist sound using the UK Voice Set 2 option. Now, this plays the sound accordingly — for many people, it would not. Do you use the spoiler to trigger the After Landing Flow? If so, then a new minimum speed has been put in. Make sure you get used to that to avoid any problems when landing! The configuration channels have been altered, as well. By doing this, you are going to make sure that crashes to desktop are going to be minimized. Some tend to get left over even after uninstalling. Don't forget, we also have an awesome selection of 737 add-ons over in the file library. About Ian Stephens Ian Stephens is a flight simulation enthusiast also with a keen interest in aviation and technology. Ian spends a lot of his time experimenting with various simulator packages but has a love for Microsoft Flight Simulator X because of the huge selection of add-ons available. However, Ian also has copies of Prepar3D and X-Plane installed. Ian has been writing for Fly Away Simulation for over 9 years. Should you wish, you can contact Ian via email at. Yes, they have really improved it. No, I haven't downloaded it yet... I'm going to stick with my original FSX. I haven't even moved to FSX, I'm sticking with FS2004. No, X-Plane 11 all the way! I've moved to Prepar3D.
