Road Trips

Did you know there is a museum of flight simulation? Well, there is and Bill Smith has taken a road trip to visit it. Through people he has met through flightsimming he's also toured other great aviation museums and he tells the stories of the people and places here.

The are many ways to enjoy aviation in addition to flight simulation and a road trip to an aviation event is always a great time. Nels Anderson shares his visit to the New England Jet Rally, a gathering of R/C plane and pilots.

Taking advantage of a rare trip away from home, FlightSim.Com webmaster visits Dayton, Ohio, and the National Museum of the US Air Force. Dayton, home of the Wright Brothers, is a perfect setting for a world class museum like this and its exhibits make for a fascinating if all too brief visit.

A few days ago, FlightSim.Com and a select group of others was invited behind the scenes at the Aces Studio complex in Redmond, Washington where the next version of Microsoft Flight Simulator, FSX is under development. Now we can reveal what we learned and share the latest details on the sim that we'll all be flying this fall. Learn more here.

FlightSim.Com visits with and interviews the MAAM-Sim design team, the people behind the popular Douglas R4D-6 (aka DC-3) and other classic aircraft.

FlightSim.Com visits Microsoft for Fanstock and meets the FS2002 team.

FlightSim.Com visits the nearby offices of Roger Wilco and learns about their new voice recognition software.

FlightSim.Com visits the nearby offices of Roger Wilco and learns about their new voice recognition software.

FlightSim.Com visits the nearby offices of Roger Wilco and learns about their new voice recognition software.