Hello/Who is still here?

[Shand]

Hey I have no idea how many of the awesome pilots I used to fly with are still around.

So, friends old and new;
I am Jon, i'm from the UK and i flew in the last decade, cant remember when i stopped, but i think it was when i came to uni in 2008.
I'm back, seeing the new upgrades for ysflight (new HUD is awesome, and the gear warning is useful) and hopefully getting back into flying and chilling with you guys.

Feel free to ask me anything, and of course, old friends say hi!

[lorDuckFeet]

Shand Hello, welcome to the newest "Family YSFlight."
Hope to see you on the servers

[decaff_42]

Howdy! It's always awesome to see people come back to YSF!

[Danny]

Welcome to HQ, Red7Jon?

[Crazypilot]

Hello, Shand. A lot of the old members are still here but I'm not afraid to say that the community is just a wee bit more quiet these days but it get's in full swing during the summer! Any ways, welcome to YSFHQ and be sure to have a good time here.

[iqmal_97]

Hello there!!! Welcome to the forums!!!

[Varren]

I remember you! Welcome back!

[FrenchTOZT]

I recall seeing your name a few times.
Anyway, do enjoy your stay with our slightly not broken YSHQ family.

[Shand]

Its good to be back
loving the additions like fuel pods and flare pods. not sure i understand the difference between A-AAM and the not agile ones. the non-agile ones must have an advantage otherwise he would've straight upgraded them rather than used them as another option! (tho perhaps this is for another topic somewhere - or even already in another topic... TO THE SEARCH BAR!)
BTW @iqmal_97: your sig gets me EVERY time

[Welshy]

I don't know about the AAMs, I cant think about an advantages of the standard ones, its to add more realistic old aircraft whilst modern aircraft carry A-AAMs