Tailstrike Designs and Windsock Simulations Release Airport Bergamo V2 for X-Plane 11
READ MORETailstrike Designs and Windsock Simulations have released Airport Bergamo v2 for X-Plane, bringing updated terminals, animated jet bridges, and redesigned surroundings.
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First Look: Leonardo Maddog X for MSFS
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HEADLINES
Tailstrike Designs and Windsock Simulations Release Airport Bergamo V2 for X-Plane 11
Jul 1, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Tailstrike Designs and Windsock Simulations have released Airport Bergamo v2 for X-Plane, bringing updated terminals, animated jet bridges, and redesigned surroundings.
WF Scenery Studios Releases Beijing Capital International Airport (ZBAA) for Microsoft Flight Simulator
Jun 30, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Jemma Simulations Teases Embraer E120 for X-Plane
Jun 27, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Orbx Phuket for Microsoft Flight Simulator Released
Jun 26, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
UK2000 Flagstaff (KFLG) Releasing Soon
Jun 25, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
PMDG Updates 737-700, Now Allows 3rd Party Modifications
Jun 25, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Just Flight Releases Lanzarote Airport (GCRR) for Microsoft Flight Simulator
Jun 24, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
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First Look: Leonardo Maddog X for MSFS
Community
Apr 30, 2022
Arguably the most anticipated aircraft for any simulator, ever, the Leonardo Maddog X for MSFS proves once again that it’s a game-changer in this ever-improving industry.
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In this review, we step foot into one of the most used aircraft across the globe, the A320. Designed from the ground up by the team at Fenix Simulations, Matt and I cover all aspects of the aircraft.
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The titular phrase comes from John Donne’s 1624 Meditations Upon Emergent Occasions. In this flamboyant work, the author reflects upon his personal experience of having come close to death. But has a similar, albeit figurative, death been lurking upon the flight simulation community?