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According to a Navigraph forum post and AIRAC release notes, EDDT Tegel was added with AIRAC 2205: and from the FMS Data Developer: I checked in both the PMDG 737-800 and the default Cessna 172 and was able to select the airport and available procedures. I was also able to fly an ILS approach with the Cessna 172 to a version of EDDT that was present in the sim - I do not have the Gaya version of EDDT. There are a few sites around that offer charts from old airports (like EDDT, VHHX, etc.).

Right at the very, very bottom of any marketing emails is a "Manage Preferences" link. At that link is an option to select the simulators that you fly. I wish to make it clear that I do not speak on behalf of Orbx, so this will only work if they use the mailing preferences when sending marketing emails. I assume because they exist they do, but just so you're aware in case you keep receiving emails related to MSFS. I unfortunately can't send you a direct link as each link is dependent on the user (i.e. if I post the URL I receive when updating preferences - you'll actually be updating my account, not yours).

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Hi Joe, I found an article online from 2018 mentioning the Federal Government here had increased the limit from 45,000kg to 50,000kg (Source), however that is really only part of the story. Essendon Fields website reports that any aircraft with Maximum Take-Off Weight (MTOW) of 50,000kg (110,230lbs) or tyre pressure greater than 1400kpa (203psi) requires a pavement concession (Source). From limited searching, it appears the BBJ1 MTOW is 171,000 lb (77,564 kg) and Goodyear reports their tyre needs to be inflated to 214psi. I would imagine the BBJ2 figures would be higher meaning the BBJ requires a pavement concession to land at YMEN. YMEN website states: Short Answer: It's up to the Aerodrome Operator to decide whether they accept a BBJ or not. To my knowledge, BBJ's and larger tend to land at Tullamarine instead. 707's have landed there and apparently the maximum to date for weight is 148,325kg - Lyndon B. Johnson's Air Force One C-137 Stratoliner in 1966 and again in 1967. Do BBJ's land there regularly? Not to my knowledge. Could a BBJ feasibly land there? Likely possible with restrictions and a pavement concession. The Background Cheers,

Thanks Doug - that worked! I appreciate your assistance.

Hi Team, I've been trying to install the Impulse Simulations RFDS and Emergency Services livery packs through Orbx Central however after selecting Microsoft Flight Simulator Folder for the install location, I receive an error "There are no builds available for this product" and the packs do not install. Cheers!

@Jarrad Marshall Great presentation!