Ever want to share your flightsimming experience with others? Twitch.tv lets anyone live stream video and it has become very popular with gamers. In this interview, Wycliffe Barrett explains how it all works and how he uses it as part of his XPlane Dedicated services.

Allan Jones continues his Fly & Deliver series with the story of Hazel Raines, a young American pilot flying Air Transport Auxiliary missions in England. Like previous articles, in addition to the story a flight is presented that you can fly yourself with your simulator of choice.

X-Plane goes beyond flight simulation for some people. Judy Rice starts her series of case study articles off by telling us a bit about X-Plane author Austin Meyer and the product but then shows us how X-Plane is being used by the pros. Long-time pilot Fenton Robb, and Jan Vogel, captain for a major European airline, share their views on X-Plane and how and why they use it today.

Bastian Bechtold offers a report on realism in flight simulations, including both Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane. All areas are discussed, including visuals, flight models, controls and feedback. What did he find? Read all about it here and then try it for yourself.

Has there ever been a flightsim poem before? Well, there is now, written by Randy Link as a flightsim variant of John Gillespie Magee Jr.'s famous "High Flight". Read Randy's version here.

While Flight Simulator 2004 marked "A Century Of Flight", the year 2004 was also the 75th anniversary of simulated flight as 1929 was the year that Edwin Link invented the first of his Link Trainers that would go on to great success in WWII and are still in use today. Author David A. Dingler spent 36 years working at Link and his feature article provides an introduction to the Link Trainer and other simulators.