Rave Reviews from Customers and Press:

www.avsim.com March 2003 - about True Display XP enabled Meggitt Magic in the Meridian: "The panel is the most outstanding part of the package. Flight1's designers have teamed with Reality XP, makers of the Flight Line Avionics package to create some of the most advanced gauges yet seen in Flight Simulator. RealityXP premiered their new technology, True Display XP, several months before the release of the Meridian, with a demo of a 737 ADI. I downloaded this and tested it, and it was as smooth as silk. This sparked my interest in future applications of this technology (as on the Meridian). I followed the release schedule eagerly and was pleased when the package was released". The Meridian was awarded 5 stars out of 5.

www.flightsim.com March 2003 - about True Display XP enabled Meggitt Magic in the Meridian: "The trouble with MAGIC is that once you have got a taste for it, it is kind of hard to leave it alone, especially when you don't have to rob a bank to pay for it. I have to say that if this is as near as I ever get to a real MAGIC panel, then I am going to pine away, because not only are the originals fantastic, the gauges are exceptional. I simply cannot recall seeing a better set in an add-on - and the good news is that not only are they pin-sharp, and duplicate all the real world modes, but the code is so tight that I didn't observe any jerkiness or hesitation in the instruments at all, which is really unusual with gauges of this complexity."

www.flightsims.co.uk April 2003 - about True Display XP enabled Meggitt Magic in the Meridian: "When all the instruments are powered up it is an impressive sight; they are all crystal clear, sharp and legible. In fact, they are so clear that, once you are familiar with the Meggitt displays, you will rarely need to zoom in on them. Experienced big jet pilots will immediately feel at home here"

www.flugsimulation.com June 2003 - "The Jet Line Avionics are a very nice enhancement for the Flight Simulator market and I recommend everyone to use it. For pilots who flies aircrafts like the Learjet, the Jet Line 4 is an absolute must. I like both Jet Line series a lot, especially when flying IFR. Also, the King Air or similar aircrafts make IFR flying much more fun with these add-ons. I award the Jet Line Avionics 9.5 points out of 10"

www.flightsim.com February 2004 - "The only way to describe the two main gauges is that they are beautiful and put some real world instruments to shame. Apart from actually being readable and therefore usable, the Electronic Attitude and Direction Indicator is one of the smoothest gauges I have ever seen in operation. The Electronic Horizontal Situation Indicator, on the other hand, is not only good looking, but goes so far beyond what the instrument it replaces does as to leave it eating dust."

www.simradar.com February 2004 - "The expectations for this product are pretty high because in their own words, the Jet Line 4 is promised to be the industry leading integrated avionics for both regional and business aircraft. When moving around comes the best part of these gauges: the EFIS screens feel as smooth as the real glass cockpit screens, almost regardless of simulator frame rate! So Reality XP has really even exceeded what they had promised. Overall, Jet Line 4 is a must, if you like to fly those business jets and/or Saab 2000 etc."

www.pcpilot.net March 2004 - "Addressing Microsoft's omissions, Reality XP has stepped forward with versions of its add-on avionics packages, which promise to breathe new life into the simulator's older aircrafts as well as enhancing third-party add-ons. They provide ultra-sharp, smoothly animated gauges with functionality that goes beyond that provided by Microsoft's instruments."

www.simdeparture.nl April 2004 - "De Jet Line serie is een mooi product, het verhoogt het realisme flink.."

www.avsim.com January 2005 "The Jet Line gauges by Reality XP are in a class by themselves. If you are looking for the most accurate, visually most appealing, and dynamically smoothest glass cockpit avionics, this is it! If you have a fair number of high performance aircraft in your hangar, you’ll find that these gauges
integrate nicely into most cockpits and in many cases help elevate a good basic panel design to a great flying experience."