Just a month after releasing their last scenery, our friends over at Vertical Simulations have announced their latest scenery for X-Plane, Spokane International Airport.
Microsoft Flight Simulator has left many questioning the future of existing flight simulators. Austin Meyer, creator of X-Plane, shared his thoughts about the situation.
Drzewiecki Design has just announced on Facebook the development of Tokyo. The development team stated that the scenery will feature at least two airports and the city.
Orbx's newest and highly awaited product True Earth US Washington has been released. The region covers a huge 91,875 square miles and features 1,174 hand-modelled POI's.
Developers now mean business when it comes to bizjets - 2019 has seen a drastic increase in the number of smaller jets in development for X-Plane 11. Discover what’s in the works here.
Threshold reporter Scott Havener sits down with Laminar Research founder Austin Meyer to discuss the past, present and future of X-Plane at FlightSimExpo in Orlando.
A copy of X-Plane from 2001 sits, still, on a shelf behind me. Despite knowing of the sim for a long time, I had not used X-Plane at all. That is, until 2018. This is the story of my voyage from FSX to X-Plane.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (KAUS) is Imaginesim's first airport for X-Plane. The scenery is a conversion of the earlier released Prepar3D version of the field. Today, we take an in-depth look at the scenery to see if it stacks up.
