Flysimware has released a major update of their Falcon 50 business jet for FSX and Prepar3D. It includes new textures, remodeled virtual cockpit, new GPU units, new sounds and much more.

Otavio Bonomi is a scenery developer who creates for FSX, Prepar3D and X-Plane. Like many scenery designers, he got started because an area he was interested in needed doing but he's since found sharing his scenery very rewarding. He also flies and is an advanced skydiver and skydiving instructor. Learn more in our interview.

Today REX has announced the start of their Customer Appreciation Sale. For a few days only save 35% on all REX products in the FlightSim.Com Store. REX makes products that entirely transform your flight simulator, both on the ground at the airport and in the sky. Give them a try and see what your FSX and Prepar3D can really do.

In honor of US Presidents Day, Aerosoft is running a sale, giving 30% off on select products. Included are the award-winning Douglas DC-8, CRJ 700/900, Twin Otter Extended and more. Only for a few days at the FlightSim.Com Store.

The Flight1 dev team continues to crank out updates and now announce the latest version of their innovative G500/600 Series of avionics for FSX and Prepar3D. Version 1.03 now fully supports the latest Trainer v 730 plus many new features and refinements.

Flight1 is pleased to announce the latest version of their highly acclaimed GTN Complete Series. Version 2.09 now fully supports the latest GTN PC Trainer 6.50.1 and includes many new features and refinements.

In a brief Facebook announcement, Digital Design has announced their Prepar3D v4 scenery for Liverpool John Lennon Airport and revealed it will be released next week. No other details are offered, other than a large collection of screen shots.

In a brief tweet today Aerosoft has offered a few new screen shots of their work in progress Airbus A330. They also wanted to share that the A330 will come with an EFB to display charts, as many users have asked for.

Today Just Flight has announced that the VC10 Professional is coming soon to FSX and Prepar3D. VC10 Professional includes accurately modelled Standard and Super civilian variants and C1K, K3 and K4 military variants of the VC10 in a variety of liveries covering their time in airline and RAF service.

Flight One Software, in partnership with EZdok Software has officially released a new version of EZdok Camera. The new EZDok Professional v3 encompasses many new and exciting features. The goal of EZdok has always been to enhance how the virtual pilot feels while piloting their aircraft, as well as to enhance the enthusiasts view from outside the aircraft.

While offering scant details, Turbulent Designs has shown some pictures of upcoming projects. They report working on scenery for both Prepar3D v4 and X-Plane. Judging by the photos and comments they are working on some large commercial airports that will includes lots of detailed objects.

The Rolling Cumulus Software Valentines Day Sale will bring all bush pilots, commercial captains and explorers of the unknown an opportunity to stock the hangar with a 35% discount of all their original kits. Fly deep into the Amazon jungle, visit Colombian air bases, visit the deep desert... Many adventures await you!

Sky Simulations announces the first livery pack for their McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Version 2 for FSX and Prepar3D. This expansion pack adds the following new liveries: Alitalia, Finnair, Japan Airlines, Thai Airways, VARIG and Gemini Air Cargo.

FSPS (Flight Simulator Platform Solutions) announces their latest scenery for Prepar3D v4 is Augsburg Airport (EDMA) in Germany. It is designed specifically for P3D v4 so can take advantage of that sim's advanced features. The airport and surrounding area are highly detailed, including photoreal ground textures.

Developed by Russ Linn and Turbulent Designs for Prepar3D v4, Friedman Memorial Airport includes 715 km2 of 60 cm per pixel photoreal for the airport and valley. This mountainous area also includes 1ID5 Lukes Wood River Medical Center Heliport for those wanting to take a little more time to explore the valley.