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I thought you bought a license to own 1 copy and with that you can do as you wish? I might be wrong there though...

But technically it is legal if you play by the rules? As I would of course do.

Just checking something about selling on aircraft. When I posted something on this topic at X-Plane org they got very annoyed and went into panick mode moderating me etc. telling me I was a software pirate. But my question is, and this does not apply to any x-aviation planes because I think they are all brilliant, but are you allowed to sell on aircraft if you adhere to the rules of selling second hand software? Eg you delete all the concerned files on your hard drive once you have sold it. I did check and check again and in the EU you can sell second hand software, I told this to Nicolas and he still said it was illegal. I then asked him to offer a reason as to why he thought it would be illegal he failed to do so. I likened it to selling a second hand copy of XPX on eBay, that is certainly legal or a lot of people would be in trouble. He still just went for a weak line of argument just stating it was illegal and gave no basis of evidence... Therefore can someone please offer me a good LEGAL reason as to why it should or should not be allowed . Personally I believe the reason behind his saying it was illegal, to be a frightened tantrum rather than an actual legal objection with any kind of solid basis. The end came when I posted my findings to try to alert other org users to Nicolas being so rude and untruthful, it was of course deleted but that was to be expected. Poor customer treatment from the org all round... I really hope this does not upset the Mods here as well, as I know X Pilot to be a truthful place where the Mods want what is best for their members and not themselves. Any answers are appreciated. Finally I would just like to say I was really annoyed at Nicolas for being so rude torwards me as I have spent well over $200 at his store! Thank God good and truthful websites such as X-Pilot exist and we are not left with tyrannical oppressive forums such as the org who do not value their customers! Viva X-Pilot and their belief in the customer actually being worth something!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-27704073

No problem, I understand and I am sorry for not being aware of that. Thanks for your time and a brilliant aircraft!

Any chance of a reply as to whether or not this will be fixed..?

I really enjoy flying the DC-3, it is not short of being brilliant! I also love the Saab. However, I do have one or two questions about it. For some reason the door to the passenger cabin does not open and the doors and general do not seem to work properly. I cannot close the flight deck door and the door to the exterior seems to open instantly. These issues do not hinder the flying of the DC-3 just having seen how meticulously detailed these little extras are on the Saab, I was rather hoping for the same thing! Maybe my expectations are too high. Other than that it is just the problem of friction on unpaved surfaces which I know you are aware of and lastly, which I think is to do with my rendering options, I cannot read the labels on the switches... So all in all very minor problems overshadowed by what is otherwise an excellent and 'leading' simulation of the DC-3! Once again thanks for making brilliant aircraft.

Hi everyone, I really enjoy flying the Saab, especially to short strips and obscure regional airports, so I thought I would share some of my favourites and it would be great if others did as well. Visa Versa goes for all of these routes. Oxford-Southampton (Great scenery from Royal Oak for Oxford) Oxford-Jersey/Guernsey Stornoway-Kirkwall Kirkwall-Inverness Inverness-Stornoway Oxford-London City London City- Birmingham All these routes are great fun and make the most of the Saabs brilliant ability to land and takeoff on short airfields. Thanks LES for making the best STOL aircraft on the market!