Making the AW139 for MSFS
Community member Marco Ferrarello has been working on an AW139 for Microsoft Flight Simulator but what should we expect from it?
The Flightsim.to’s terms of services section that’s making heads turn (updated)
The company’s Terms of Service section 4.3 seems to be getting some developers to wonder about the extensibility of what the website can or not do with the files it hosts – and the control over their content.
A real pilot’s impressions of the AH-64D Apache for DCS (updated)
I know what you’re thinking: these guys are only releasing this about the Apache NOW? Well, yes. Sometimes it’s better to way for the right man to do the right job, and do it the right way. Joe’s our man and he will let you know what HE thinks about the Apache for DCS.
Initial thoughts on X-Plane 12
By now, unless you live under a virtual rock, you should be aware that X-Plane 12 is out. So… Is it worth it?
X-Plane 12 helicopter list
With the release of X-Plane 12, it’s normal that you are trying to find out which helicopters work, and which are being updated for the sim. We hope this article helps you out a bit.
Virtual Air Ambulance Service: one year later
After a year of operations, VAAS founder and leader, Karl Hughes, goes through the numbers and highlights of the virtual organization.
Upgrading to the Pro Flight Trainer Puma X
Back in October 2021, Pro Flight Trainer released the 5th generation of their flagship control set, the Pro Flight Trainer Puma. Is the Puma X that much of an evolution over its older brother?
The crazy month of December 2021 –and a HAPPY 2022!
December is coming to an end and, with it, 2021 is shutting down. But, despite the hard year, for the helicopter flight simulation fans it ended with a blast. So, what happened in the crazy month of December 2021?
Flight Simulation Association is now hosting our quick guide about flying helicopters
Not only do we have this written article, but we are also going to have a live webinar to help newcomers!
Raising immersion in DCS with Sensoryx VRfree
With VR, sims definitely became more immersive as they put us “inside the cockpit” but that immersion breaks once we start using devices such as a mouse to interact with buttons, knobs and other panel tidbits. So, we start dreaming of having our hands in the sim.
