Academy or Professional?

zsoltquack said:
Academy or Professional What is the difference between the two versions?

Zsolt
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From our perspective ACADEMY its enough and...it is even required for home users (some add-ons work with the Academy ONLY). The main difference is the logo in the upper right corner.

[FONT=&quot]The only technical differences in the software are that the Academic version has a different splash screen and a small watermark in the top-right corner of the main window. Please be aware that they have different EULAs and usage restrictions. Full details can be found on the [/FONT]License Comparison page[FONT=&quot].[/FONT]
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Zsolt, unless you want to open an aviation school then take Professional Plus or your are Developer ;).

Better to take v5 I suppose, see performance:

 
You get the same except a watermark on screen as YoYo said. Yep - no personal consumer or gaming users here-:semi-twins:
 
I am a retired, hung up to dry pilot, who is staying in practice just in case someone wants to take me up flying, so I can teach them some pointers. For some reason the FAA thinks I am too medically unfit to fly alone. Or was that mentally? :dizzy:
 
Ah the "Link Trainer " remember that one, like riding on the back of a greasy pig except it was a bastard rotating black box made you sweat just looking at it! Not sure about the medical business they said the same thing about Bob Hoover, now I fly alone at home, solves all the problems especially some 6 year old trying to teach me what I already knew or watching them trying to kill themselves and redesign the airframe in the process LOL!
 
BendyFlyer said:
Ah the "Link Trainer " remember that one, like riding on the back of a greasy pig except it was a bastard rotating black box made you sweat just looking at it! Not sure about the medical business they said the same thing about Bob Hoover, now I fly alone at home, solves all the problems especially some 6 year old trying to teach me what I already knew or watching them trying to kill themselves and redesign the airframe in the process LOL!
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I was a kid when I flew the Link Trainer. The local squadron of the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) had one. My dad was a member and let me fly it. All I remember were these glowing gauges. When my dad closed the door, I got scared and started crying. That ended my sim flight. But, I still flew the Link. No matter how short the flight was. :)

As for the medical. I am a bionic man with five heart stents and a pacemaker. Still, they help keep me alive, so the FAA should be a little flexible. I am happy to fly the simulators. I don't have to keep up with the Aeronautical Information Manual/Federal Aviation Regs. (AIM/FAR) any longer.
 
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