Over the last year I have had a really good time with FSX. I accomplished around the world flight in the Honda Jet. Thanks for a fellow simmer providing me the airports that the real world pilot did. I did a few modifications of the destinations. All in all it was quite an adventure to see what pops up in FSX going to places I've never been before.
Then I did a tour of the mediterranean in a single engine turbo prop. There was some amazing scenery with all the islands to visit. I neve
I have been watching with baited breath concerning MS2020 and what the program may bring to the flight simulator world. I'm still working to get signed up on the "Insider" page but I have to set up a Microsoft account in Windows 10 and been trying to avoid it for the longest time. I suppose I should breakdown and just make it so.
When I see screen shots like this:
it just seems unreal that the technology has come this far. There is a Facebook page also dedicated to MS2020. I have b
I have been researching and reading flight simulator forums for many, many moons. Besides the usual simulator problems and issues, I have been seeing a common thread lately. The advances in flight simulator technology is leaping forward at a pretty good pace as is computer hardware. I thought it would be interesting to start a conversation on how we as a community are going to approach this awesome advance.
When you look at the forum section of flightsim.com you see the following sections:
I guess from the early days of subLOGIC, those of us interested in aviation either training to become licensed pilots or to those who wanted be but for some reason or another could not, the demand for a PC based flight simulator was born.
I started flying at about the age of 13-14 years old and eventually saw myself flying for the Air Force and then on to the airlines. Unfortunately my health brought those dreams to an end. Luckily for a while I was able to fly civilian until the last f
