Author Ron Blehm knows a young woman pilot in Washington State who shares her flight training and flying adventures online and through videos. His idea was that it would be fun for flight simmers to join in on her adventures, flying the same routes and sharing their experiences. A number of people have submitted video responses from flight 3 and we now offer a new flight to try. This time, the challenge is night flying.

One of the most noteworthy British aircraft of the cold war era was the graceful delta-winged Avro Vulcan. X-Plane pilots can now fly this plane thanks to Just Flight and Thranda Design. Reviewer Andrew Parish had been very eager to get his hands on this plane, as was not disappointed. He enjoyed the exquisite detail and the absolute joy of flying it.

Come along with Neil Birch as he begins Neil's Great Scottish Tour for X-Plane. Neil loves to show off his home territory in the UK, acting as a tour guide for some low and slow fight among the area's historic and natural features.

OK, so we're a little late in reviewing Active Sky For Prepar3D. For those who don't already know about this outstanding add-on from HiFi Simulation Technologies reviewer Michael Hayward explains how it changes the weather environment in P3D, making the sim both more realistic and more attractive as you deal with much more accurate weather.

Reviewer Shawn Weigelt returns to one of his favorite parts of the world to examine Skagit Regional Airport for X-Plane 11 from Orbx. Overall, he was extremely impressed with yet another top-notch product from the folks from Orbx.

Author Ian Radcliffe has been flightsimming for a long time -- since 1984 and FS2 on a Commodore 64. In an effort to give something back after all these years of enjoyment, Ian has offered a series of articles that will offer hints, insights and suggestions to enrich the flight simulator experience. This one truly rambles, covering helicopters, flight controls, short field take-offs and ending with a flying ramble starting in Italy.

In TrueEarth US Northern California for X-Plane, Orbx combines hi-res photo scenery with realistic 3D buildings to create a very realistic flying environment. Reviewer Andrew Parish was struck by the diversity of the region and how well Orbx managed to capture it.

The SR22 is one of the most popular GA planes of the 21st century, so it's appropriate that Carenado would make an X-Plane 11 version of the SR22 GTSx Turbo. Their version includes the modern Perspective G1000 glass cockpit, a nice selection of liveries and more. Reviewer Robin Tannahill really liked the plane and enjoyed flying it.

Here's something a little different from our usual fare, a bit of aviation history in the hills of Scotland. Author Barry Donnan is an avid hiker as well as being a historian. Here he shares some history and exploration of aviation events on the Galloway Hills, from the early days of flying to the WWII era.

One of our regular reviewers, MrYorkiesWorld, has decided to tackle the new Prepar3D V5 and offers here a review in both text and video formats. Overall, he's happy to find it better than the previous versions in both looks and performance, though still exhibiting a few flaws.