IRIS Bombardier Global Express for FS2004

IRIS Bombardier Global Express for FS2004 2026-10-14

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anels9

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IRIS Bombardier Global Express [Conversion] - bombardier glex

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IRIS Global Express FS2004

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Conversion of the wonderful Global Express XRS/6000 by IRIS to FS2004 by me.
2D Panel, sounds, textures, paintkit included.

Credits:
anels9 for the conversion to FS2004
IRIS for the original Global Express
David Durst for the CRJ panel
FTSIM+ for the Rolls Royce BMW sounds
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Hi Everyone. I need some help, when you load the Aircraft. It overstresses straight away ?. I slewed it in the sky with realism off and as soon as I set it to hard, which I use all the time, again it overstresses. ?

Any help would be apreciated. Paul
 
@anels9 it pains me to say this and **especially so if you have included the virtual cockpit**, but if you consult the archived page of Iris 'Easter Eggs 2013' - the source of your conversion https://web.archive.org/web/2019102...light-simulator-aircraft/fsx-easter-eggs-2013 , it clearly stipulates:

Simulator requirements Microsoft Flight Simulator X with the Acceleration Expansion pack installed OR Microsoft Flight Simulator X Gold edition with the additional significant remark: All the aircraft feature high resolution external artwork and custom sound-packs. They all make use of the default FSX CRJ cockpit and systems along with the default CRJ Flight Models,

and further if you were to source the original from simviation https://simviation.com/1/search?submit=1&keywords=global_express_vhicv where in the readme https://simviation.com/1/preview-popup?fileId=55584&path=global_express_vhicv/&file=readme.txt it clearly states: "Thank you to Iris for the exterior model and David Hoeffgen/Microsoft for the interior model", in particular noting that the VC is an enhancement / upgrade of the default FSX/A CRJ

Assuming you already had the requisite permissions from IRIS, you'd still be needing the permission from Microsoft, especially as MS FSX/SE is still on the market https://store.steampowered.com/app/314160/Microsoft_Flight_Simulator_X_Steam_Edition/ and which is supported by this post https://sim-outhouse.org/sohforums/threads/iris-easter-eggs.77090/post-796076
Firekitten said:
To use the aircraft, the customer must first OWN, fsx... thus the license to use the content, so the content itself... is fine.
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Accordingly, per the aforesaid, and especially if you have included a converted virtual cockpit from the original source, and notwithstanding that, noting that the source flight model itself being default FSX CRJ, and further noting that FS2004 simmers may not all necessarily have a license for FSX/A or FSX/SE, it is self-evident that perhaps this conversion ought not to have been made available, publicly, for download!

cheers!
 
patrouille said:
Hi Everyone. I need some help, when you load the Aircraft. It overstresses straight away ?. I slewed it in the sky with realism off and as soon as I set it to hard, which I use all the time, again it overstresses. ?

Any help would be apreciated. Paul
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just ignore crashes in the settings
 
Thanks Basil. Basil will be doing some fde and testing help with/for me since he's a real world global express pilot (among many other awesome jets) :D
 
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