Precision Manuals Development Group

Precision Manuals Development Group
legal form	LLC
founding	1997
Seat	Alexandria , United States
management	Robert S. Randazzo
Branch	Software development
Website	pmdg.com

Precision Manuals Development Group (PMDG) is an American software developer , the only aircraft - extensions for PC flight simulators produced.

history

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The company based near Reno (Nevada) was founded in January 1998 as a small specialist publisher. The first PMDG product was an additional manual for the Precision Simulator simulation software from the German company Aerowinx , which went beyond the scope of the manual supplied and appeared in February 1998. After differences with Aerowinx, this publication was withdrawn two years later. Another early release was a similarly designed manual for Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 . Shortly afterwards, the business field was switched to the development of commercial aircraft for the flight simulator Fly! relocated. Since 2002 add-ons have also been developed for flight simulators based on Microsoft Flight Simulator (or Microsoft ESP), currently for Microsoft Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) and Lockheed Martin Prepar3D (P3D). The first add-on for X-Plane is currently being worked on . PMDG won numerous awards for the detailed implementation of various types of aircraft.

For a more detailed and realistic implementation of systems, models and flight behavior, PMDG cooperates with Boeing and licenses its FSX products exclusively as entertainment software for private individuals. Use as training software is not permitted in the FSX. For this purpose Prepar3D was selected as the platform where current and upcoming add-ons are sold as training software through licensing.

Released add-ons

Fly! II

• Boeing 757
• Boeing 767

FS2002

• Boeing 737-600 / 700
• Boeing 737-800 / 900

FS2004

• Boeing 737-600 / 700
• Boeing 737-800 / 900
• Boeing 747-400 Queen of the Skies
  • Boeing 747-400F (requires Boeing 747-400)
• Beechcraft 1900 B
  • Beechcraft 1900D
• McDonnell Douglas MD-11

FSX

• BAe JS4100 turboprop
• Boeing 737 NGX - Version -800 / -900
  • Boeing 737 NGX - Version -600 / -700 (requires version -800 / -900)
• Boeing 747-400X V2.0
  • Boeing 747-8i / F (requires Boeing 747-400X)
  • Boeing 747LCF (requires Boeing 747-400X)
• Boeing 747-400 V3.0 Queen Of The Skies II
  • Boeing 747-8i / F (requires Boeing 747-400 V3.0 Queen Of The Skies II)
• Boeing 777-200LR / F
  • Boeing 777 - Version -300ER (requires Boeing 777-200LR / F)
• Douglas DC-6 Cloudmaster
• McDonnell-Douglas MD-11

Prepar3D V3 and V4

• Boeing 737 NGX - Version -800 / -900
  • Boeing 737 NGX - Version -600 / -700 (requires version -800 / -900)
• Boeing 747-400 V3.0 Queen Of The Skies II
  • Boeing 747-8i / F (requires Boeing 747-400 V3.0 Queen Of The Skies II)
• Boeing 777-200LR / F
  • Boeing 777 - Version -300ER (requires Boeing 777-200LR / F)
• Douglas DC-6 Cloudmaster

X-Plane 10

• Douglas DC-6 Cloudmaster

Web links

• official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ PMDG: A History in Development ... ( Memento from October 21, 2001 in the Internet Archive )
2. ↑ Product Reviews & Awards
3. ^ Robert S. Randazzo: PMDG's P3D Development Status Fact Thread . (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on February 4, 2014 ; accessed on February 11, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.