Review: X-Trident CH-47D for X-Plane
The mighty Chinook landed on our virtual hangars a few weeks ago and we had to, of course, review it. Who else could we get to do it than our resident CH-47 pilot, Mr. Jeff Tucker?
Review: FlightBeam Studios KPDX Portland International for X-Plane
Jeff Tucker continues to fly around his home state and, this time, he takes a look at FlightBeam’s joint-venture project with iBlueYonder.
Review: Worlds Apart Spring 2025 Campaign
It’s always great when we fly with a purpose and that’s a big reason why we get excited when campaigns are announced. Jeff took a look at the latest one for the DCS Huey and he was quite impressed by it.
Review: ORBX TrueEarth Oregon for X-Plane
ORBX continues to populate the world with their TrueEarth series. One of the latest releases caught the eye of our Oregon-born Jeff Tucker. And we had to let him review it.
Helicopters and Mountain Flying - Part I
Even if our sims don’t replicate exactly what happens around mountains, learning about it is a great way to increase simming realism and learn more about flying.
Review: Frank Dainese and Fabio Bellini Cerro Torre 3D for X-Plane
Frank and Fabio released another region with some high mountains, good looking terrains and quite a lot to do with your helicopter. They even threw in a fictional airfield to add to the fun.
Review: X-Rotors AW139 (Early Access) for X-Plane 11
X-Rotors released their AW139 a few days ago and the community has been very curious about it. Jeff took her for a spin and tells us all about it.
Etiquette in online flying
Flying online is great but only if we follow certain (spoken or unspoken) rules that will help us keep everything fun for everyone.
Opinion Editorial: "Study" Level
Ever heard of "study level" and how much that seems to indicate how good an aircraft is? We don't get it either and Jeff put it on his own words.
