Of course you can also get the ZiboMod itself here.Īnd if you just want to watch, popular streamer Captain Canada is streaming (live as I type this) a flight in the LevelUP 737NG.
More information is available on the Threshold website. The marketing materials for the project also tout a smaller file size than the previous 737 Ultimate project.įuture cargo and MAX variants are planned after the initial NG release has been settled.
Each one has a new passenger cabin, cockpit textures, PBR, three options for wingtips, and legendary Laminar Research & FlyJSim sound editor Daniela Rodriguez Careri providing the FMOD sounds. This is now a 5-aircraft family with the 737-600, 700, 800, 900 and 900ER all being available to fly. The ZiboMod together with the default 737 in X-Plane 11 form the basis of this freeware project. This EFB has been given a custom skin and accommodates the various aircraft models included.The 737NG Series by LevelUp and Threshold is out and with it comes a whole family of 737 series airliners for fans of X-Plane 11 to fly. According to the post on Threshold’s website, the LevelUP EFB was not quite ready and to prevent any further delays, the team opted to use the Zibo Mod EFB. One area of the Threshold LevelUp 737NG series that will be improved in the future is the onboard EFB. The Threshold LevelUp 737NG Series promises to have a Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) and Freighter variants in the future, but no time frame has been set on those. Perhaps one of the biggest improvements over the original series of aircraft is the inclusion of all-new FMOD sounds, that were developed by Laminar Research and FlyJSim developer Daniela Rodriguez Careri. The flight model has also seen improvements over the original ‘Ultimate’ mod, along with improved performance across the board. The Threshold LevelUp 737NG comes with redeveloped exterior modelling and texturing, whilst the cabin has been revamped altogether. The feature list shows that this freeware aircraft comes with quite a lot that should please simmers.
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