Ant's Airplanes’ Tiger Moth
In this review, we take a detailed look at Ant’s Airplanes rendition of the de Havilland Tiger Moth.
Orbx’s PAC P-750 XSTOL
In this review, we take Orbx’s rendition of the PAC P-750 single-engine XSTOL turboprop for a spin.
VelocityOne Flight Stick & Rudder Pedals review
In Issue 137 of PC Pilot, we introduced the new VelocityOne flight yoke and throttle combo from the San Diego-based Turtle Beach Corporation. They have now produced two more flight-related products: the VelocityOne Flight Stick and Rudder Pedals.
iniBuild’s Los Angeles Airport review
We explore iniBuild’s rendition of one of the more famous destinations in the US, Los Angeles Airport.
Carenado’s PC12 review
In this review, we take Carenado’s rendition of one of the more popular single-engine turboprop aircraft on the market for a spin – the Pilatus PC-12.
Microsoft Flight Simulator World Update XI: Canada
In this review, we travel to Canada and discover what the latest World Update from Microsoft has to offer.
iniBuilds’ KSAT San Antonio Airport review
iniBuilds has been known to the X-Plane community for a few years now, having recently released its much-acclaimed A300. With a highly anticipated A310 in development for Microsoft Flight Simulator in the pipeline, as well as a raft of new scenery packages, we test out its newly landed San Antonio Airport in this review.
Top Mach Studios’ F-22A review
Like the vast majority of folk who read PC Pilot, (surprisingly) I’ve never been offered a flight in a jet fighter. However, over the years there has been a steady stream of aircraft that piqued my interest, including the subject of this review, which is of course the Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor.
FSDreamTeam’s GSX Pro review
Flight simulation has always been about more than just flight. It's about capturing that feeling that an eight-year-old me had the first time I went to an airport, saw my first airliner and took my first flight. While it's difficult to recreate the smell of kerosene in the air as you get off the bus, I’ve always loved trying to get things ‘as real as it gets!’
Tailstrike Designs’ Airport Bergamo
Italy: home of pasta, pizza, Puccini and Ferraris. The most visited city, not just in Italy but in the whole European Union is Milan. Today, I'm looking at one of the three Milan airports. It’s not Malpensa or Linate. Instead, I'm heading up the E64 to Bergamo, Milan's equivalent to London Stansted.