SimWorks Studio Details Kodiak Release Information
READ MOREFor the utility aircraft simmer in MSFS, Christmas is coming early from SimWorksStudios, who has just dropped release information for their upcoming Kodiak for MSFS.
First Look: Aerosoft Simple Traffic
WatchWhat does Simple Traffic do and how does it do it? In this video Max takes a first look at the new traffic plugin by Aerosoft by walking us through its functionality.
No Money Monday: North American T-6G Texan by Khamsin Studios
Read MoreFor this week's No Money Monday, we are taking an exclusive look at Khamsin Studio's North American T-6G Texan military aircraft for X-Plane 11 and adding even higher standards to X-Plane 11 freeware.
HEADLINES
SimWorks Studio Details Kodiak Release Information
Nov 28, 2021
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
For the utility aircraft simmer in MSFS, Christmas is coming early from SimWorksStudios, who has just dropped release information for their upcoming Kodiak for MSFS.
Toliss Updates A319 to V1.6.2
Nov 27, 2021
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Navigraph Launches Community Survey 2021
Nov 26, 2021
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Orbx Announces MacKay Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator
Nov 23, 2021
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
AD Simulations Releases CRJ-700
Nov 23, 2021
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
PMDG Let Slip 737NG3 Release Date
Nov 23, 2021
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Northern Sky Studio Releases Waimea-Kohala Airport
Nov 23, 2021
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
ARTICLES
No Money Monday: North American T-6G Texan by Khamsin Studios
Community
Nov 16, 2021
For this week's No Money Monday, we are taking an exclusive look at Khamsin Studio's North American T-6G Texan military aircraft for X-Plane 11 and adding even higher standards to X-Plane 11 freeware.
Read MoreREVIEWS
Threshold Review: FlyJSim Q4XP
Aircraft Review
Nov 19, 2021
Today we enter into the cockpit of the stunning FlyJSim Q4XP, studying the ins and outs to see what the bird has to offer and the amazing features the team have packed into it.
More reviews in Discover The Editorial
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?