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Alabeo's Piper PA-36 Pawnee Brave 375: A Review

Posted on Sat, 23 Mar 2013 14:54:49 GMT

White Knuckle Crop Dusting Fun: Piper PA-36 Pawnee Brave 375 for FSX/Prepar3D. You drop in low over the field of neat rows of soybeans waiting patiently. A crosswind is threatening to take you off course. Pulling your eyes up from the instrument panel, you take a deep breath and remind yourself to trust your instincts. This isn't like flying a jumbo jet into a giant airport. This is crop dusting, one of the last frontiers of seat-of-the-pants flying. The low passes and sharp turns demand exacting flying skills. Many jumbo jet pilots can’t handle it.

PMDG 747-400 X 'Queen of the Skies' Review

Posted on Thu, 21 Jun 2012 15:10:23 GMT

PMDG’s 747-400 add-on may be the best-titled add-on in Microsoft Flight Simulator history! The reason? Well, the 747-400 truly was the “Queen of the Skies,” and PMDG has captured her majesty.

X-Plane 10 Review

Posted on Mon, 18 Jun 2012 12:19:53 GMT

X-Plane has been considered by many to be the number one alternative to Microsoft Flight Simulator, which boasts a market share of over 90%. Now, Flight Simulator has made its final landing and retired, handing the yoke to the new Microsoft Flight. Can X-Plane 10 take advantage of the shift in the marketplace and capture the crown?

Concorde X Review

Posted on Tue, 29 May 2012 10:13:49 GMT

When Microsoft removed the Concorde SSTSIM from the Microsoft Flight Simulator aircraft line-up, fans cried out, “Where For Art Thou, Concorde? We Miss Thee So!”

RailWorks 3: Train Simulator 2012 Deluxe Pack Review

Posted on Mon, 17 Oct 2011 12:29:24 GMT

This PC Train Simulator software is the successor of Railworks 2, released well ahead before 2012, available as a Deluxe Pack, which can only be purchased as a downloadable at Steam.com. (Owners of Railworks 2 must be aware that Train Simulator 2012 will automatically install itself over their old version).

RailWorks 2 Train Simulator Review

Posted on Thu, 17 Mar 2011 15:18:39 GMT

This PC Train Simulator software was original called Railsimulator, then changed into Railworks and nowadays called RailWorks2. The CD-box version comes with impressive documentation with Quick Install, Driver manual, Keyboard & Signal Guide and even a Creator Manual to create your own add-on’s. To install you need first to register for an (free) account with Steam.com. Steam will then take care of a smooth installation of the game, all updates available and free add-on’s.

Just Flight A340-500/600 Review

Posted on Thu, 24 Feb 2011 15:24:44 GMT

Just Flight, in partnership with the geniuses at Commercial Level Simulations have brought to us a beautiful add on for Microsoft Flight Simulator X. Airbus’ long haul A-340 has been duplicated in many of its earlier versions in freeware. Quality add-ons are available up to the –300 series. Just Flight and CLS have brought to market for the first time, a high quality simulation for the latest versions of the airplane, the –500 and –600 series of Airbus’ major competitor to Boeing’s top selling and long lived 747 series.

Ship Simulator 2006 Review

Posted on Wed, 09 Feb 2011 15:58:28 GMT

Ship Simulator 2006 is available as a boxed version and by download. The reviewed boxed version comes on a single CD-ROM which installs without any problem with Windows XP SP3, on a Packard Bell desktop, Pentium Dual CPU 2.20GHz, 4Gb RAM, NVIDIA geForce 9300 GE. The program needs a 650MB of which a 359Mb is needed for the Tutorials. A product key and username is required, but after that, the CD is not required anymore to play.

727 Captain Review

Posted on Thu, 06 Jan 2011 17:29:36 GMT

With Captain Sim leading the market in terms of visual realism, who can wait to open that beautifully plastic wrapped package? I know as the days went on I became more desperate to get hold of the 727... my obsession was not thwarted as when I did get this aircraft, I continued to have a blast with it as I do now! The brilliance in detail, and the old jet smell is fantastic... consider so realistic that you can even smell the fumes coming from the old P&W JT8D-7! The 727 was the workhorse for many airlines worldwide, and continues to serve various freighter company’s and of course the infamous Donald Trump! So without further adieu I introduce you to the Boeing 727 Pro pack... enjoy!

Wilco A400M Airlifter Review

Posted on Wed, 07 Jul 2010 18:19:24 GMT

Hello my Name is William. I am currently a student pilot starting my climb to a career in the Aerospace industry. Ever since I was a toddler I was fascinated with aviation. I one day plan to go into space at least once. I would also like to fly very large aircraft. I was asked to review the Airbus A400 created by Wilco publishing so without further waiting I give you the A400 REVIEW! The most unique thing about the A400 is the Virtual cockpit. It is absolutely HUGE! With the Cockpit the crew rest area behind the cockpit door the main stairway and behind that is the HUGE cargo/pax hold. Here are a few pictures of the various compartments of the A400 VC.

phpVMS Virtual Airline Software Review

Posted on Tue, 06 Apr 2010 16:16:52 GMT

Your probably asking what the he'll is phpVMS and why do I want to know what it is? Well if so let me break it down for you, phpvms is a content management system specifically designed for virtual airlines. It is an extremely helpful system and I wouldn't recommend any payware cms over it.

Flight1 Super 80 Pro Review

Posted on Tue, 07 Apr 2009 00:09:59 GMT

One of our newest members of the team, William Nonya has written a detailed review of the new Super 80 Professional from Flight1. The review starts... Hello my name is William I am currently a student pilot working my way up the aviation ladder to get to the left seat in a large airliner. I also wish to fly as commander on one of the moon missions. These are all of course opportunity I tend to take. With all that said my interest in aviation as you can tell is quite strong. I have flown a piper archer, Cessna 172, Cessna 182, I have completed my solo and continue to advance my aeronautical knowledge. Click on Read More to read the full review.

Around the World in 80 Flights Review

Posted on Thu, 22 Jan 2009 06:25:47 GMT

One of our forum members, TomTheTank has accepted the offer to review Around the World in 80 Flights by First Class Simulations. This is only the second review by one of our forum members. The review starts: I first flew FS98 and was hooked. With each new Flight simulator release,I became a flight sim addict. FS2004 was at first a huge disappointment.

737 Pilot in Command Review

Posted on Sat, 29 Apr 2006 13:55:59 GMT

One of our most loyal forum members, TomTheTank accepted the offer to review one of JustFlight's latest releases, 737 Pilot in Command. This is the first review written by a forum member, we usually write all of our reviews in-house. Review starts: A quick bit about me and my flightsim history; I bought MSFS98 and was instantly hooked. With each release of MSFS things just got better and better, visuals and sounds...

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