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Wilco – Tower! 2011Programmed from scratch, Tower! 2011 should make you forget a previous Tower sim.. Feelthere drives you to the tower controller seat to make you guide the aircraft from and to the runway, in 3 photoreal airports like Los Angeles or Miami. Get the Single player version here, or the multiplayer version there (including single player). Comments are closed. |
 PMDG - 737NGX 600/700 expansion reviewedWhile the PMDG NGX basepack only delivered the 737-800 and 737-900, the first expansion pack was released shortly after PMDG updated the NGX to SP1. This first service pack brings the 737-600 and 737-700 to FSX in PMDG quality. Facing serious competition from the Airbus A320 family, Boeing decided to upgrade ... Review: TropicalSim - Buenos Aires / Ezeiza - SAEZLately, Argentina is known has been known for it’s soccer team and now unemployed coach. Argentina is also known for it’s aviation history built on it’s military strength. Some of you may remember the Falkland Islands war in 1982 where the Argentine Air Force took on the mighty British fleet. ... Review: Aerosoft - Sim-Wings Menorca XMenorca or Minorca is located in the Mediterranean Sea. It's name is derived from the Latin Insula Minor, later becoming Minorica which translated means minor island. At just under 700 Sq kms in area and with a population of about 89,000 it is smaller than the neighbouring island of Majorca ... Review: ICARUSGOLD - GRUMMAN DUCKThe ICARUSGOLD (IG) - GRUMMAN DUCK — The Feathered or Leroy Review Quick Summary: IcarusGold has released a WWII Fighter ie the 'GRUMMAN DUCK, designed specifically for FSX, SP1, SP2, Acceleration or Gold. This is basically a single engined amphibious bi-plane or flying boat that was also capable of landing on conventional ... Interview: OUTERRA, the highly ambitious graphics engineOuterra made a lot of attention lately, halfway between simulator and pure technological innovation, the concept looks like it contains a wealth of possible future opportunities. Thomas Gasser/simflight.FR asked a few questions: First of all thanks Brano Kemen for answering my questions, can you briefly explain for everybody what is Outerra ? What most people recognize behind the Outerra name is the Outerra ... Review: OrbX Goheen, Stark's Twin Oaks, Walter Sutton and Sibwings Bird DogThis is a rather unorthodox review. Normally when I write a scenery review, I take the Trike Ultralight, takeoff, do some low passes, take screenshots, then stop the flight. I then select several jetliners, like the PMDG 737NGX, LDS767 and PMDG 747 (if appropriate), and do some circuits with them, to ... Captain Sim B-52 Driver reviewedOverview of the B-52 Being one of only a few aircraft that served for its original operator for over 50 years, the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress is a true icon of military aviation, commonly known by everybody that works around these big aircraft as the BUFF (Big Ugly Fat Fellow). The real ... Review: Aerosoft - Mega Airport Zurich 2012 for FSXAerosoft have just released their latest Mega Airport for FSX. Titled Zurich 2012 it is a detailed recreation of Switzerland's largest international airport. The airport is located north of the large metropolitan city of Zurich which is on the north eastern tip of Lake Zurich. The airport has gone through a ... Review - Aerosoft Iceland X and Keflavik XIn this review I will be looking at two products from Aerosoft; Iceland X and Keflavik X. Iceland also known as the Republic of Iceland is an island country with an area of 103,000sq kms in the North Atlantic. It is sparsely populated having only about 320,000 inhabitants and of those ... Review of Aerosoft – Corfu XLate last year Aerosoft released a nice little scenery addon; Corfu X. This scenery is a detailed recreation of the airport of Corfu plus the entire island of Corfu. The island of Corfu is the second largest of the Greek Ionian Islands with an area of 613 sq kms and a ...
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