Not surprisingly, Milviz specializes in military aircraft, and the F-15E Strike Eagle is a good example of what they can do. The model includes realistic systems, avionics, weapons, nine liveries and much more. Learn all about it by reading Bill Stack's complete review.

Mega Airport San Francisco depicts the San Francisco airport in very high quality. Produced by Flightbeam Studios and published by Aerosoft it does a nice job of enhancing either the FS2004 or FSX default airport. The buildings are accurate and there are many more little details around. Learn more by reading Bastian Blinten's complete review.

Cera Sim's latest is the Bell 222B helicopter and like their previous offerings it is a high quality model designed only for FSX and including the more power "B" Executive and EMS versions. Learn more by reading Michael Streibig's review.

Swanson Airport (2W3) is another example of a highly detailed small airport from Orbx. Every corner of the airport has interesting this to discover and explore, with detail that few scenery designers can match. Learn more about this FSX scenery by reading Bill Stack's review.

Are you a grey head? You are if you have not set up an avatar picture in your account. Look at the list of forum threads on the right...see all the grey heads there. Boring, eh? Here is how to easily customize your account so you do not appear to others as a boring grey head.

Many people don't realize how many ways there are to find files in our download library. There's a lot more than just the new files lists! This how to article explains how to use the basic and advanced file search features so that you can find exactly the files you want.

Ron Blehm presents another story in his series "Get Real" in which real life flights are recalled that can be flown in Flight Simulator. This time guest author Jose Octavio recalls flights from the past including a ride in a Boeing 707 that had an interesting history.

Announcing FlightSim.Com 2012. After several years of hard work we are ready to reveal an upgraded version of the web site.While we know many people dislike change of any sort we believe there are good reasons to change things from time to time but while we've changed the way the site works and have added features we've also tried to keep much of the look and navigation familiar to what you are used to. Please read this article for more on what we've done.

The Vans RV-8 is a hot little plane that is sold as a kit. It carries two and goes over 200 mph. Vertigo Studios has created a very accurate FSX specific model of the plane which reviewer Joseph Thompson has put through its paces and found that it lives up to Vertigo's reputation for quality. Learn more by reading his complete review.

Our long running "Where In The World" series of geography challenges for flight simmers continues. Last month was a bit different, offering a flying and navigation challenge which resulted in some unique solutions. This month's edition should also prove interesting. Are you up to the challenge?