FSLabs Publishes Development Update on Current Projects
READ MOREFlight Sim Labs has released an update on the progress of their various upcoming aircrafts, briefly touching on their development plans for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Pre-release: Challenger CL650 by Hot Start for X-Plane 11 with Saso Kiselkov
WatchMax sits down with Totoritko to go through some of the features of the upcoming Challenger CL650 by Hot Start for X-Plane 11. The aircraft is decked out from A to Z.
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First Look: Leonardo Maddog X for MSFS
Read MoreArguably 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.
HEADLINES
FSLabs Publishes Development Update on Current Projects
May 16, 2022
X-Plane
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MSFS
Flight Sim Labs has released an update on the progress of their various upcoming aircrafts, briefly touching on their development plans for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Fenix Announces A320 is Out of Beta & Drops Pricing Information
May 15, 2022
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MSFS
Asobo Releases SU9 Patch - 1.25.9.0
May 12, 2022
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MSFS
Asobo Confirms Top Gun: Maverick DLC Release Date
May 12, 2022
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MSFS
Boundless Publishes Trailer Showcasing Dublin for X-Plane 11
May 12, 2022
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MSFS
MXI Design Teases Worcester Airport for MSFS2020
May 10, 2022
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MSFS
PMDG Releases 737 for MSFS2020
May 10, 2022
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ARTICLES
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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TDS GTNXi Review for Microsoft Flight Simulator
Software Review
Apr 25, 2022
The TDS GTNXi for Microsoft Flight Simulator is an incredibly immersive, and enjoyable experience, providing a means to proper instrument flying within Asobo's simulator.
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OPINION
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Analysis
Oct 21, 2021
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?