Fred Naar working on Airland World, not just Airland Helicopters
The name behind AirlandFS and HTR – Helicopter Total Realism has drastically upped the scale of what Airland Helicopters was supposed to be.
Airland releases updated RotorSimPilot R44 for Microsoft Flight Simulator
The update is a community effort, and it makes use of Microsoft’s native flight dynamics.
Fred Naar is working on an embedded AirlandFS version for MSFS
A new version of AirlandFS is being developed that will no longer need an external application.
Freeware Mil Mi-2 Hoplite for Microsoft Flight Simulator released
The MSFS helicopter flight simulation community seems to be growing stronger as new helicopters are being released. The sim is bringing a lot of people to the hobby and that is translating into more talented developers bringing their creations – including helicopters.
Can you help bring a freeware UH-60 Black Hawk to MSFS?
After his work on the Hype Performance Group, Destroyer121 is back with another project. This time, he is working on a Black Hawk for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
HPG to support AirlandFS as optional flight dynamics on their H145 for MSFS (updated)
After listening to the community, HPG decided to provide support to Fred Naar’s flight dynamics engine.
Rotorsim Pilot's R44 for Microsoft Flight Simulator is out!
The helicopter uses Fred Naar's AirlandFS, promising to bring a top-notch flight model!
Fred Naar is back with AirlandFS for MSFS, RotorSim Pilot’s R44 to use the new tech
Remember when Fred Naar brought helicopters to life in FSX and P3D with his external flight model? He’s doing it again and helping push the community forth.
New Airland screenshots, Fred Naar promises big news “soon”
The last time we have told you about Airland was over year ago! A lot has happened since then and no, the project is not dead. Quite the opposite.
Airland and Komodo Simulations partner up for FlightSim 2019 at Cosford
For those attending the event at the RAF Museum, you are in for a treat. You'll be able to try Airland while using Komodo controls.
