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The '''Dornier 328''' [[aircraft]] is a shortrange commuter, developed and built by [[Dornier|Dornier]]. It was the last flying aircraft made by Dornier, and the last airliner completely developed and built in Germany. | The '''Dornier 328''' [[aircraft]] is a shortrange commuter, developed and built by [[Dornier|Dornier]]. It was the last flying aircraft made by Dornier, and the last airliner completely developed and built in Germany. | ||
The FlightGear model is currently in development, simulating the Dornier 328-110 Turboprop with ground spoilers and the Dornier 328-300 Jet. It features a realistic fdm, detailed PFD, MFD and EICAS displays with many subpages, a realistic electrical systems and has an incredible good framerate. A very detailed cockpit is in progress and will feature ALS shadows and lightmaps. It will have the same good quality like the [[EC135 P2]] and [[Cessna 182S|Cessna 182 S]], with comparable good framerate! | The FlightGear model is currently in development, simulating the Dornier 328-110 Turboprop with ground spoilers and the Dornier 328-300 Jet. It features a realistic fdm, detailed PFD, MFD and EICAS displays with many subpages, a realistic electrical systems and has an incredible good framerate. A very detailed cockpit is in progress and will feature ALS shadows and lightmaps. It will have the same good quality like the [[EC135|EC135 P2]] and [[Cessna 182S|Cessna 182 S]], with comparable good framerate! | ||
Special Thanks to the user Groucho from the FlightGear forums, who made it possible for me look into the flight manual! Also special thanks to xcvb85 who is programming the systems and is responsible for the great Canvas displays and systems! | Special Thanks to the user Groucho from the FlightGear forums, who made it possible for me look into the flight manual! Also special thanks to xcvb85 who is programming the systems and is responsible for the great Canvas displays and systems! | ||