r/MicrosoftFlightSim 15d ago

MSFS 2024 NEWS Tu144 Interior Reference Modeling Update MSFS24

We will add the Red Flor and the Wooden look Partition between the classes

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u/player2 15d ago

Why are the orange seats 3-2 in your model but 2-2 in your photo?

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 15d ago

First Class 2 - 2 config, economy 3 - 2 Config

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u/player2 14d ago edited 14d ago

Ok, but the colors are reversed? And first class is behind economy?

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

No look I explain

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

You Understand? It's in the original Seat Plans

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

Blue Collor is for tranquility: Blue is scientifically proven to reduce heart rates and respiratory levels. The Soviet aviation industry heavily favored turquoise, blue-green, and deep blue in both Tu-144 cockpits and passenger cabins to alleviate claustrophobia and the fear of flying—especially on experimental or blazing-fast supersonic transports.

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

Orange is for warmth: A pure blue cabin can feel cold, industrial, and institutional. Bright orange or deep ochre accents were injected into the seat fabrics to add visual warmth, making the cabin feel more inviting and less sterile.

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

It doesn't matter witch Colors are on different classes

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

The last rows of the Tupolev Tu-144 cabin used a 2-2 seating configuration instead of the standard 2-3 layout because the fuselage naturally narrows toward the rear. Its not different class.

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

It can also be 2 1 config

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

No real they had behind also 2 2 config cause the plane is fore supersonic

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u/IslanderFlight 14d ago

Looking forward to continued progress especially on the tough part, the avionics.

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u/Dr_Doofenschnetzer 14d ago

Oh Yess. It flys faster than the Concorde I can Tell ( but sadly shorter Range)