All aircraft are tuned for the most realism possible within the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 environment, including differing weights, dimensions, thrust and fuel usage. The group's aircraft visual model designers, Hiroshi and Missi, both based in Japan, have gone through great lengths to bring users never seen detail in the aircraft model. All models will feature a 40-sided fuselage (not including the wing root/fairings) and will also showcase wings which flex upward, just like real 777 airliners do while flying. Standard features like tilting main gear structures, true-to-life shape, antennae, full and accurately timed animation, and attention to detail, etc. which have become trademarks of the group will also be showcased.
To achieve flight dynamic accuracy, real-world data and actual flight deck experience were uniquely combined too. Several real-world long-haul pilots have acted as advisors to the group and have been invaluable for their help, feedback, flight experience and beta testing.
Painters have working feverishly to provide an unprecedented variety of liveries for "freeware" release, each specific to its respective plane and specifications. Screen shots have already been posted on the Project Open Sky Public forum