FSFlyingSchool updated

FSFlyingSchool have announced an update, bringing their software flight instructor up to version 5.6 for FS2004 and FSX.

“FSFlyingSchool Pro now gives you the option to use your GPS during the flight in a way that interacts directly with your instructor. These have been developed using the (simulated) Garmin GPS 500 and the Garmin G1000 Glass cockpit, but other GPS simulated units are also likely to work.“

FSFlyingSchool Pro is also available for X-Plane and Prepar3D, with demos downloadable from their site. For the full press release, please click “Read more“.

Full press release text:

“FSFlyingSchool announces the release of a new version of their add-on for FSX and FS2004 –

FSFlyingSchool Pro v 5.6 for FSX and FS2004

This latest version adds another layer of interaction between the pilot and the instructor as FSFlyingSchool now monitors GPS operation.

FSFlyingSchool Pro now gives you the option to use your GPS during the flight in a way that interacts directly with your instructor. These have been developed using the (simulated) Garmin GPS 500 and the Garmin G1000 Glass cockpit, but other GPS simulated units are also likely to work.

Some of the optional features of interaction with the GPS are:

– If the pilot uses the GPS to indicate a “Direct To” flight plan (fly direct to an airport or NAVAID) this will clear any flight plan loaded into FSFlyingSchool and, if it is an airport, will set the destination airport in FSFlyingSchool to the one selected with the GPS.

– If the pilot selects and activates an “Approach” with the GPS, then this will clear any flight plan which was loaded into FSFlyingSchool and set the destination airport in FSFlyingSchool to the one selected with the GPS.

– The instructor is watching and commenting on GPS operation by the pilot and calls out such actions as changes to “Direct To”, selection or loading of an approach and which waypoints are coming up.

To find out more, watch movies, download a free demo, etc, visit the FSFlyingSchool Website at

http://www.FSFlyingSchool.com“