Solent SJ-150

it's here. unofficially I procrastinated and tried making an autopilot for way too long, but the official version is that the certification processon this brand new business jet took about as long as 3 777X's. I started working on it in the beginning of july, but, well, the rest I've already rambled about.

Design

It's my biggest business jet to date, but I guess that's not all too surprising
It seats 8 passengers and two pilots in a (relatively) spacious cabin.
It does technicallyhave a lavatory and a kitchen, but I didn't bother building them, as that would have added another 4 777X's worth of waiting time.

How to fly:

Takeoff:
VTOL......................................-50%
Trim..........................Full nose up
Throttle...between 80 and 100%
Rotate at around 200 km/h (108 knots)

Landing
Approach: maintain 20-30% Throttle and around 240 km/h (130 knots) with gear down and flaps full
Start an early flare, it's not a fan of pulling up too quickly.
When you get used to it though, it's really good at buttering

Parts I "borrowed" from other planes

The engine fan blades are from @SARACONIKaviationIndustry 's SKBJ-11
The ADI is from @GuianLorenzo 's LearJet 75

VR

I don't have a way of testing if my planes are VR-compatible, but I tried following as many of the curation criteria as I could.

Additional Notes

• If it flies weirdly on a keyboard, please just say it in the comments, because I use a Logitech flight yoke and like all of by other recent builds it's mostly optimised for a Joystick or mouse yoke.
• The displays on the glareshield are still functional, even though I didn't manage to code an autopilot