Many dream of doing it. Not everyone has the time—or the sheer determination for such a long journey. But Pavlo Korsun made it happen.
Microsoft Flight Simulator came out back in November 2024 in what we can’t really call a smooth release. Some of the features seemed interesting enough and the community got excited. But what’s to say about it 4 months later?
One of the things that seem to puzzle our new helicopter-loving friends is the way controls should be set. It’s not hard if you know what to look for.
Since the announcement of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, we have been seeing people getting angry, confused and, very often, completely lost regarding the new version of Microsoft’s sim.
Hopefully, this article will help some of you!
Microsoft held an event at the Grand Canyon where it invited content creators and media outlets for a day filled with lots of great information – and a hands-on experience with the new sim.
Soon after the release of the Mi-17 for Microsoft Flight Simulator, the community started asking about an Xbox version and wondering about the autopilot (as well as some other issues that were found). Cera Sim was kind enough to give us a quick overview of the Mi-17, its future, and also a bit about its development history.
FlightSimExpo 2024 took place in Las Vegas from June 21st to June 23rd, 2024 and it was the biggest ever.
Hype Performance Group is releasing their most recent helicopter for MSFS, the H160, later this week and we got word from the developer himself about how to set things up if you are using a springless controller, such as the Pro Flight Trainer Puma X.
If you’re into helicopters and you have looked into the marketplace, you probably already noticed a few models that you would love to have. And perhaps they are from MScenery. Should you get it?
The last article we released on this topic was back in 2019. Since then, a lot has changed, especially between 2020 and today so it was time to revisit it, now that things seem a bit more stable.