Drzewiecki Design just released their latest scenery: Moscow City for X-Plane. You can now fly in the capital of the biggest country in the world.

Turbulent Designs is not a new kid on the block. They have released various scenery, including some for ORBX. One of their newest releases is the L35 Big Bear City Airport for FSX and P3D.

By now it’s no surprise that there’s a Bell 429 coming up for X-Plane. Joe Hudson took her for an early spin. Check it out.

Is Peru part of your routes in X-Plane? If it’s not, maybe the release of SPSO – Pisco International Airport for X-Plane will change your mind.

Are you a helicopter fan still using FS9? You’re in luck then. Sergio Kauffman’s Bell 429 for FS9 is out!

It’s no rumor. Official sources indicate Logitech has acquired Saitek.

Home cockpits are pretty much every a dream the vast majority of the simmers have but only a few can actually do it. Emmanuel Mozzi belongs to that lucky group with his UH-60 ‘pit.

ORBX released another one of their amazing sceneries: Germany North, covering over 180,000 square kilometers (over 70,653 square miles).

For some time now we have been publishing information about the Bell 429 for FS9, FSX, and X-Plane as an Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations release. We were wrong.

A few days ago I pointed X-Plane as the best helicopter flight simulator out there and talked about its weakness: scenery. I now try to make a plea. Scenery developers: X-Plane needs you.