On saturday 1 and sunday 2 november, the annual FSWeekend will be held in Aviodrome.  The NL2000 Team will be present as well.  At our stand you will be able to check the progress of the new scenery for FSX, or you can ask us questions about our current version 3.

We are also encouraging people who would like to join our team to come and chat to us about the possibilities.  We have vacancies for (future) developers in GMAX (developing buildings, airfields etc).

All our past releases consisted of one huge package which made it difficult to use only partially. Our users have indicated their wish to be able to exlude some parts or airfields from their installation. So, users started experimenting to reach this. In some cases we have cooperated with this effort.

We are currently still working on NL2000 version 4.0. We have posted two preview video's here.

The Netherlands 2000 Designteam is very busy developing a new release. To achieve this, we are looking for new developers as team members. We are looking for enthusiastic people who will build 3D objects, and work on airports for the NL2000 scenery. We prefer people who can and will take initiative to take our scenery to a higher level. Knowledge of Gmax, 3D studio, Autocad or similar is a benefit. We offer a training programme in which you will participate. Each developer will be joining a current team member, to help you learn the ropes in our NL2000 development environment. Your work will be coordinated by a project manager.

We want to stress that international developers are encouraged to join our team.

What's in it for you? A creative and innovative team, once in a lifetime team events, contacts with professional aerospace industry, but foremost to contribute to a fantastic project.

Send your detailed and motivated application to NL2000@planet.nl.

NL2000 and NLR (Netherlands National Aerospace Laboratory) officially signed this agreement on friday 16 may 2008. The NLR and NL2000 have exchanged systems and objects for the past four years. Friday, this was officially reaffirmed in an agreement that will mean that NL2000 gets sponsored with information. In turn, NLR will be able to use NL2000 objects in their simulators, as they have been for some time.

Website NLR: http://www.nlr.nl