747 Cockpit Simulator Site Curator, Matthew Sheil, from Australia, is building one the most impressive cockpit projects yet for the Precision Simulator 1 from Aerowinx. The extensive project will span many years and the detail and planning in this project are a breakthrough.Visit Matt's 747 Cockpit Simulator Site

767 Pilot In Command Eric Ernst is a real life commercial pilot flying 757/767s, for a well known carrier. Eric is without a doubt one of the best, if not the best, panel designers for Flight Simulator. If you are looking for quality freeware and commercial panels for Flight Simulator, you need to have a look at Eric's offerings. Visit Eric's Panels site.

A320 Project Follow along as Peter Cos and associates take you from ground zero to success with this home-cockpit project. This site is an excellent diary of the construction of what will be a superb home-cockpit with well documented and illustrated information about the trials and travails of such an undertaking. The folks at A320 Project encourage their visitors to use their experiences as a guide to creating the successful home-cockpit. Visit the A320 Project site.

Aeroworx. THe Aerowork site has 30 Megabytes of Freeware Scenery mostly for South Africa and neighbouring countries. They are also in the process of developing a Beechcraft Super King Air B200. This aircraft will be Reality XP Jet Line 2™ ready. Once the King Air is complete, they will be developing a Cessna Caravan 675. Visit the Aerworx website.

AFCAD World. This is a group dedicated to making AFCAD files for FS2004 ACOF. So far they have around 100 files requested. Once AFCAD comes out in October they will be working on a first come first serve basis. AFCAD World is dedicated to making AFCAD files for FS2004 ACOF, and all MS flight sims made afterwards. AFCAD World takes requests from anyone, any time. Visit the AFCAD World website.

Aircraft Painting Tutorials. James Oates has created Aircraft Painting Tutorials. There are tutorials using Paint Shop Pro and Simon Jamie has given his tutorial. This uses Fireworks to paint the default aircraft. He will be adding the night texture painting tutorial. When that is done he will be adding a section on hex editing and using texture converters. When you visit this site you visit it for one reason. You want to learn to paint. You will not find it hidden amongst other sections as an add on. Visit the Aircraft Painting Tutorials website.

Airsidetv.com is a web based aviation television channel, we play scheduled programmes/video footage of forms of aviation including flightsim. Airsidetv.com has been on line since April 2001. The site has developed through continuous updates to their home page and content line up. As per our positioning liner "Your Window On The Flying World" our plan is to become the number 1 aviation television site on the internet evolving into a major moving picture portal to the aviation world. Airsidetv.com is unique as it is the first all aviation television channel on the internet bringing the global world of aviation into the living rooms and offices of the world. They provide a flightsim scene library category to accommodate flightsim movies and we run flightsim movies from time to time in our scheduled daily programme stream. Visit the AirsideTV website.

Alaska By Don is a virtual pilots heaven. It contains Alaskan Bush Scenery designed by Don Mosermyself for the Great State Of Alaska. This is for MS2000 only. Also he has alsoc ompiled some of the best bush aircraft available and has many links for great sites for you to visit. Visit the Alaska By Don website.

Albion Scenery DesignIt is the intention of Albion scenery to produce accurate, high quality scenery for fs2000/2002 as freeware. The site conatins airport scenery and API's for other designer and developers. Albion Scenery has been on line for a while. It started life as just a vehicle for downloading scenery, it is now starting to develop into a resouce centre as well and is developing all of time. Future expansion includes: Airport charts, Fs tracks for airports developed, API library and many other additions. Visit John Walker at his Albion Scenery Design site.

A TCsimulator® The only commercial ATC simulation available for MSFS. ATCsimulator® is an air traffic control simulation with a primary focus on the terminal radar environment, or TRACON. Russell B. Davis says, "with the latest addition of multiplayer interactivity between ATCsimulator®2 and Microsoft Flight Simulator, we are entering new territory with much anticipation! We hope to provide your customer base with a new area worthy of exploration!" Visit ATCsimulator® and Russell B. Davis at the official ATCsimulator® site here.

ATCO's Flight Sim Site contains over 200 aircraft site host Garry Lewis has repainted, and some for which he's designed and modified the afx's. They are all freeware, and all his aircraft can be easily downloaded. Gary says this is the largest collection of BA aircraft with new tails anywhere in the World. Gary shares his expertise in aircraft repainting and afx design and modifiaction at his ATCO Flight Sim Site.

B314clipper.com! is the rebirth of the largest Flying Boat built and reworked for Flight Simulation. They want to show all aviation interested people how aviation started. It is NOT only a site for flight simmers as there is a strong focus on the historic aspect. If you are looking for a unique experience, this is the site to visit. Visit the B314 Clipper Site

Blue Side Up! is a web site dedicated to the more technical side of Flight Simulation. Ray Sotkiewicz, who runs the site, provides excellent technical tips and assistance for the simming community. If you are looking for solutions or hints, BSU is the site to visit. Visit the Blue Side Up! Site

Boeing 727 Virtual Factory Join AVSIM's Brazilian partner, Sérgio Ricardo Marques Gonçalves, and his excellent and comprehensive site dedicated to this time-tested workhorse of the Boeing fleet. Sérgio does a wonderful job in this english-language mirror of his Brazilian 727 site. Inside you will find all the stats, facts and general info about this aircraft in both the real and simulated world. Best of all, there is a collection of the 727, in all versions, painted in hundreds of different liveries. Visit the Boeing 727 Virtual Factory

Boston ARTCC This site evolved to support the training needs of our controllers and to provide additional training resources for pilots flying in our airspace. We continue to add SquawkBox flight plans and have built a search engine to make them even more easily accessible. They will also have the ability to retrieve these flight plans in some form OTHER than SquawkBox. It's the definitive resource for flying online in New England. It has been redesigned for easy of use and is continuing to change as a result of feedback from pilots and controllers working in the area. Visit the Boston ARTCC

Bush Flying Unlimited This site is a virtual bush flying club for pilots who are seeking something completely different. BFU operates worldwide though much of its operations are in the Great North West (Washington State, British Columbia, Yukon, Alaska). BFU is open-sim so you can use whatever simulator fits job requirements, and is for anyone who has an interest in flying GA planes, including amphibious aircraft and helicopters, in wilderness areas. Best of all, BFU pilots are freelancers and, as such, have free choice of when they fly as well as the jobs they take. Members can also post new jobs for other pilots. If you're "at home in the wild," then you should come join us! Visit the Bush Flying Unlimited Site

Capt. Mike Lesley's Hanger The focus of the site is to provided the simmer with pre-planed flight plans. The site is focused mainly on X-Plane. Visit Capt. Mike Lesley's Hanger.

Chart Hangar The official homepage of Airport Charts by Mikko Pakkanen. These charts are drawn mainly for Flight Simulation use and other aviation enthusiasts. They are drawn using satellite imagery. Because the satellite images aren't very new, there can be some errors. Charts are not for use in real world aviation. Take a look at what Mikko has to offer at the MP Homepage. Visit the Chart Hangar.

Control The Control Series are Microsoft Flight Sim Support Tools. The software provides the ability to manage aircraft, textures, panels and sound files for the Flight Sim World. If you are looking for an extensive utility to manage your flight sim inventory, give Control a visit. Visit the Control site.

DerboSoft is dedicated to the production of quality Freeware add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The main focus is on producing software for those people who wish to experience simulated flight in the Liverpool region of the UK. The site includes scenery downloads (Liverpool (EGGP) Airport), Local Landmark scenery for use while VFR flying and also a comprehensive set of aircraft repaints for use with the scenery. The site is becomong a complete resource center for those people who would like to simulate flight in the Liverpool area of the UK. This will initially be completed over the next week or so but will expand considerably as more parts of the project are completed. For more information on Derbosoft click here.

Dreamflight Cockpit Online. The goal is, along with some very good friends to build a boeing 737/NG simulator using a real aircraft and real aircraft parts along with self made components. We will make a full report of all we do so others can follow our lead. We hope to share and be a help to all those enthousiasts in virtual aviation and cockpit building. In different stages we will first restore the flightdeck and then install all the hardware and software. I don't intend to invent new hard or software but use some new products to be released on the market. Every step I take is immediately updated on the website. My goal is to build the cockpit almost online via a forum with webcam so people can see what we do realtime and interact via the forum, so people will be able to participate in the event while sitting in front of the computer. Visit the Dreamflight Cockpit Online site.

Ed's Flight Simulator 2002 Flights & AdventuresThis site is oriented towards FS200x pilots who want to enjoy their system by flying specific task flights. Each flight that is offered fits a particular theme, and run the gamut from flights for student pilots (our new daytime cross-country flight, for example) to flights that will challenge seasoned IFR pilots! The goal is to provide the two E's: enjoyment and education. Not only are the flights fun to fly, they contain educational material to help the Flight Simmer learn more about the real world of flying. Most flights are geared toward the GA population. Visit Ed's Flight Simulator 2002 Flights & Adventures.

Enviro!; Rob Visser offers a unique METAR and ATC chatter program wrapped in one for Fly! Now in version 2.0, the popular Fly! utility, Enviro! is the subject this AVSIM partner and hangar site. With a comprehensive FAQ and other support resources current users will find this an indispensable Fly! resources and new users can acquaint themselves with this "essential" Fly! enhancement. Visit the Enviro! site.

F2fDesignis a place where the Fly! community can see the progress of and obtain the quality freeware addons for Fly! These include the recently released AS-365N Dauphin which is one of the finest and most sophisticated helicopters ever created for a flight simulator. Visit the F2FDesign site.

Faitmain.com A strange name, but a very recommendable site. Faitmain is a French FS2002 News site dedicated to bring the flightsimulation news, downloads, reviews and much more in the French language. It is a new information source for all french speaking flight simmers, striving to be an interface between their readers and the rest of the world. Visit the Faitmain/FS2002 site.

FSASM Adam Szofran, author of FSASM and FS6IPC.dll joins us with his site dedicated to the add-ons he perfected for flightsim. Adam's flightsim tools were pioneering efforts towards making more useful addons for flight sim and greatly extending the utility of flight sim. FSASM is a well-respected scenery compiler and FS6IPC.dll was a forerunner in opening up the innards of flightsim for addons to talk directly with flight sim. Visit FSASM

FlightSim Commander Sascha Felix offers this All-in-one flightsim companion utility, flight planner, and more. FlightSim Commander offers the sim pilot extensive flight planning capabilities, scenery database, moving map, GPS, display of AI traffic with TCAS, procedure generator and more! This shareware program goes a long way towards providing all you will need whileyou traverse the simulated skies. Visit FlightSim Commander.

Flight Dynamics Design Rob Young, who redesigned the default Fly! aircraft flight models to popular acclaim, has a website specifically for those interested inflight dynamics. The site contains detailed tutorials on editing flightmodels for FS98, FS2000 and TRI's Fly!, an online aerobatics tutorial and downloads of Rob's latest models. The site is a focus for all those interested in simulator aerodynamics, and Rob is building an online resource of flight model templates from other designers. Visit Flight Dynamics Design

Flight Gear Curtis Olson is the host for one of the most important efforts in flight simming today: the Flight Gear development site. Flight Gear is a community-wide program where many have volunteered their efforts to develop the next great flight simulation system. The Flight Gear development team uses an open architecture model, constructed with existing and easily-obtainable compilers and development tools. This effort has the singular goal of developing the next generation sim, and you can participate. To learn more of this effort, Visit the Flight Gear site.

Flight Ops Matt Zarogen has endeavored to share a wealth of performance data and specs on a wide variety of airliners for the purpose of making your simming experience "as real as it gets." You can reference a wide array of performance data and related information that will have you flying by the numbers in no time. Visit Flight Ops.

Flight Ops Matt Zarogen has endeavored to share a wealth of performance data and specs on a wide variety of airliners for the purpose of making your simming experience "as real as it gets." You can reference a wide array of performance data and related information that will have you flying by the numbers in no time. Visit Flight Ops.

Flight Simulator Navigation This site is designed to inform and instruct FS pilots on the various Navigation procedures used in real world aviation. This includes Pilotage, Dead Reckoning, NDB and VOR navigation, and NDB, VOR and ILS instrument approaches. All of this is done in a light-hearted manner with practice flights. Industry Captain Benjamin Counter will charter your aircraft for most of the flights. Future plans include "How to fly with an HSI" and complete instructions on flying the GPS. Visit the Flight Simulator Navigation.

FreeFD Glass Cockpit Gauges This group offers free access to all for quality home cockpit instruments, along with Home Cockpit Instrument software to help make them work. Visit the FreeFD Glass Cockpit Gauges.

FS Bench Pierre Poirier operates the FSBench Site which compiles a dynamic series of test results to measure the performance of a variety of video cards in flight sims. If you are considering purchasing a 3D accelerator, we suggest you read his test results first. Visit the FSBench site.

FSGate FSGates brings us a site devoted to providing free AFCAD files to anyone who wants them and to add more gates and parking spaces to AI-capable airports. One recent significant addition to the site is the search feature on the Downloads page, where users can type in an ICAO code, airport name, etc., and press a button, and it will search the page for any matches. Visit the FSGates site.

FSGenesis Justin Tyme has been a solid contributor to the Flight Simming community for a very long time. His scenery is among the best, if not the best, provided for simmers. His Pennsylvania and New Jersey set as well as his DELMARVA (Delaware, Maryland and Virginia) series are monumental pieces of work, and now he has released his latest; Mesh Scenery. Visit the FSGenesis site.

FSTV Flight Simulator Related TV (Webcast) show is broadcast weekly both live and in downloadable format. As with any new venture in the Flightsim world, they hope to expand beyond just a webcast but hopefully into a proper tv show on public cable. This is the ONLY Flight Simulator related webcast on the net today. Attracting well over 2000 users per week. Visit the FSTV site.

Glideslope is dedicated to the 747-400 Precision Simulator by Hardy Heinlin/AeroWinx. Their main focus is to be a major information source on the simulator, it´s use, and on the real airplane. They offer online 747-400 Simulator training where Transition Pilots for the 744 can test their skills in an online x-check. For PS-1 beginners, a Tiro-Package opened in February and a new 747-400 Information Service, giving detailed systems infomation like TCAS, had been introduced lately. Visit the Glideslope site.

Greek Simming is dedicated to bring you the latest and best scenery and aircraft for the Mediterranean and Aegean Sea areas. This site is unique and interesting so stop on by. Visit the Greek Simming site.

Hang Sim/Virtual Sailor Ilan Papini produces "Hang Sim," the light aviation flight simulator. Hang Sim is a highly sophisticated flight simulator designed especially to simulate low speed flight over 3D photo realistic terrain. Its unique characteristics make it ideal for simulating Hang Gliders, Paragliders and Ultalight flying vehicles. Hang Sim is an open ended simulation that makes it very easy to create new gliders and new sceneries. Ilan is also the author of the widely popular sailing simulator, Virtual Sailor. For more information visit the Hang Sim Website.

Home-made Flight Simulator Join John Dunkley, another of our home-cockpit "wonders from down-under" as we progresses through his fascinating home cockpit project centered around the 747-400 and Flight Simulator 2000. John is utilizing the latest in several technologies to make this a glass and full-motion simulator cockpit. In the making since 1997, fans of flight simulation and home-cockpit building have taken great interest in the development of John's simulator and the home-cockpit community has grown just a little more as a result of this enthusiasm. We too are enthusiastic about our partnership with John and invite you to have a look at John's site here.

How in the World? This new software group have produced some of the early and finer enhancements to Terminal Reality's FLY! flight simulation software. How in the World have given Fly! enthusiasts SKY!, a visual enhancement to weather effects in FLY! and NiteLite, a night lighting enhancement. These folks are the ones to watch for pioneering FLY! add-ons. Please visit How in the World?

iFDG Tis an established name in the flight simulator community since the beginning of 2000. they have released various successful aircraft such as 757-200/300 (FSDS) 757-200V2 GMAX, 767-300 GMAX. They are due to release the -200 and -400 series along with their highly anticipated MD-11 series. They also have several projects such as the 767V2 and 757-300 V2 in the works and are currently looking for more designers to join our experienced team. Visit the guys at iFDG site.

Irish Flight Sim Design The group started about 2 Years ago with Graham Smith and Nick Whittome doing Dublin City Scenery. They now have a total of 500 or so registered members. They are the only site designing Irish scenery. Visit the guys at Irish Flight Sim Design site.

Jet Doctor is a site for people seeking help with Microsoft Flight Simulator and adding AI airplanes and AI traffic. The site offers many tutorials geared for the new user, as well as offering many downloads for FS2002 add-ons. The site's focus is on providing easy to understand tutorials and high quality AFCAD edits. Plans for more tutorials featuring AFCAD, TTOOLS, AITM, and others will be implemented with in three to four months. As MSFS continues to develop, the site will change and adapt to the improvements that future MSFS releases bring. FS Times offers a "one stop shop" if you will for easy to follow "newbee" tutorials on adding and making changes to MS FS2002. The help guides are easy to use, graphically oriented, and best of all it's all free Visit him at his Jet Doctor site.

JoyRider Virtual Flyer Build your own JoyRider flight motion simulator! If you want to experience true virtual flight then you need motion. This site's "how-to" articles represent Ken Hill's efforts "perfecting the least expensive, easiest to build, most versatile motion simulator for home use." Visit him at his JoyRider Virtual Flyer site.

Magrathea The UK Scenery Design Team is a group of folks dedicated to providing only the best freeware scenery renditions of the United Kingdom. If you are looking for UK scenery, you will need to check this site out. Visit the Magrathea site.

Marcel's Flightsim Homepage has one of the best collections of Boeing 747s on the net. Plus scenery, including Bermuda and assorted other aircraft. All this makes a stop almost a necessity. So if you are looking for that 747, you will need to check this site first. Visit Marcel's Flightsim Homepage.

MDL TO BGL HOMEPAGE Trevor de Stigter's M98toBGL is a utility designed to convert user designed aircraft MDL files for FSFW95/FS98/FS2000 into static scenery source files. This is a must stop for every scenery designer. There FS98 AC in NZ Military paint schemes also available. Visit the MDL TO BGL HOMEPAGE.

MV Challenges for FS2000 provide exciting flights under conditions that are moderately to very difficult. The challenges offer various combinations of inclement weather (low clouds, winds, turbulence, wind shear), darkness at night, tricky airports (for example in deep valleys), missing or defective navaids, special aircraft (usually add-ons), scheduling and route planning. These are not "adventures" with on-screen or spoken instructions: the instructions are provided in the trip descriptions, which you should print out, and then read before or during the flight. We encourage our readers to check out this site at http://avsim.com/hangar/utils/mvchallenges

Orbiter Space Flight Simulator is a realistic and completely free space simulation for the Windows PC. Its physics engine features orbital mechanics as well as an atmospheric flight model, so complete space missions from launch to reentry can be simulated. The basic distribution contains a Space Shuttle, the International Space Station and several advanced futuristic spacecraft which can perform interplanetary missions. A vast number of free addons is available as well, including every conceivable historical or future spacecraft. Orbiter aims at the highest level of realism, so you should be prepared for a steep learning curve. The Orbiter home site contains download links for the main program and addons, and a user forum. Vist them here.

Panel Factory Outlet David Durst is one of the premier FlightSim panel authors. David's panels cover the full range of aircraft from Jetliners to General Aviation single engine trainers, and everything in-between! David has a distinct style and his panels have likely shown up on your computer at one time or another. If you haven't tried one of panels yet, find out what you have been missing. Visit Panel Factory Outlet.

Pilot Mentor Networkwants provide young men and women of all backgrounds and races a free, reliable and trustworthy website to seek guidance from current pilots in their field of interest, and to help establish "mentor/ mentoree" relationships to assist the mentoree in achieving his/ her goals as a career pilot. If you are interested in career as a professional pilot (such as an airline, corporate, or military pilot), then the Pilot Mentor Network is here to help you out and get you started. They are a not for profit organization designed to help aspiring pilots achieve their goals in professional aviation. Click here to visit Pilot Mentor Network

PILOT'S ASSISTANT Brian Tooby's Pilot's Assistant is an Excel spreadsheet toolset to support flight planning (including fairly realistic fuel planning), navigating, and carrying out common flying manoeuvres. It contains fuel/performance data for several popular aircraft, and is intended to be a useful learning and reference aid for several aspects of simulated flying. There is also The Pilot's Assistant Directory, an information resource of well documented links organised under various categories. To get the latest info go to the Pilot's Assistant website.

Precision Manuals Development Robert S. Randazz's site is known as the home of the Operating Manual for 747-400PS1 by Aerowinx as well as the 747-400 Aircraft Operating Manual and the recently released 757-200 Operating Manual both for FS98. This is where you go if you want to know how to do it by the numbers. Visit Precision Manuals.

Project 757 Michael Lehkamp's PROJECT 767 is a web site devoted to home cockpit building and flight simulation. On this site you will find examples of their work and that of others. For several personal reasons this is a unique project. Stop by and See Michael and his brother Dave. Visit Project 757.

Real Weather Jeff Wheeler is the author of the great freeware program Real Weather. This program, used with METAR reports from NOAA, energizes your simulation, and provides you with real weather as it exists in your flying area. When combined with FS Clouds and Textures Pro by Steve Halpern, you have the most realistic weather conditions and look as you can obtain in FS today. Click here to visit Real Weather.

Seaplane Harbor offers the best seaplane out for the latest microsoft FS and CFS games. They are now starting to add AFCADs. Their first project is Indianapolis Intl, (KIND) Visit the Seaplane Harbor here.

SCHIRATTI.COM Long time flightsim developer Enrico Schiratti brings his years of experience in software development to bear in recent utilities such as Whazzup and QuickMap. You can also find many advanced cockpit and panel related projects and products at Schiratti's site (Project Magenta). Visit Schiratti.com here.

SquawkBox & ProCon SquawkBox is a flight simulator add on for connecting pilots to online air traffic control services and to each other. The site was created when Joel DeYoung took over development of SquawkBox from the original authors. I am currently in development on version 3.0 and use the site for news and discussion about the software. This page is the main news page for the SB/PC team, and provides you links and connections to other sites providing SB/PC support and information. Click here to visit the SquawkBox/ProController site.

Steve's Flight School Steve Kelly operates Steve's Flight School, which has been helping beginner flight sim pilots for over a year. In that year they have received recognition from several newspapers, magazines, and online rating services. This page has easy-to-follow lessons for all flight sim users. After you master the lessons, take a certification test and see if you can score high enough to gain a virtual ranking of Recreational, Private, Commercial or Air Transport Pilot. Click here to visit Steve's Flight School.

Steve's Helicopter Controls Tired of flying your favorite chopper sim with just a regular joystick? Well our latest partner site, Steve's Helicopter Controls, is just what you've been waiting for. "I am trying to give the folks who like flying helicopters in various flightsims a decent set of controls to use. Helicopter flyers have little in the way to choose from in commercial controls, so I have designed, tested and made available at no charge plans for a realistic control system for the helicopter flight sim community," says Steve Hanley, the site's creator. Click here to visit Steve's Helicopter Controls.

Stoenworks, Inc. is Hal Stoen's work in progress. It contains stories from his flying days, tutorials on flying techniques, and flight instruction lessons for computer flight simulators- specifically geared towards the X-Plane flight simulator. For over 20 years he got paid to fly airplanes. During his almost 25 in the field, he was a flight instructor, charter pilot, air mail pilot, commuter airline pilot, and, for the last 18 years, a corporate pilot. Was he lucky? Absolutely. Do he have any regrets, now that he is no longer an active pilot? This site is small way of pay-back, if you will, to the world of aviation that gave him such a wonderful life. Click here to visit Stoenworks, Inc.

West Coast ATC, providing online Air Traffic Control Services and more, for FS2002 and FS9 (2004), to virtual aviation enthusiasts from around the World. We're proud to support our member professionals with multiple high speed fiber optic connected gaming servers, voice communication servers, member rewards, a member tailored web presence with the professionalism experienced pilots deserve. Home to PROPS Racing, West Coast ATC bolsters a fully FS2004 compatible racing division. Take a moment to take a look at all we have to offer Click here to visit the West Coast ATC site.

World Flight World-Flight is a group of aviation enthusiasts who fly around the world in a home-built jet aircraft simulator in order to raise money for children's charities. They are now well under way for preparations for this years event, the route has now been decided as : Manchester, Copenhagen, Zurich, Istanbul, Jeddah, Nairobi, Jo Burg, Seychelles, Bombay, Bangkok, Bali, Darwin, Brisbane, Fiji, Christmas Island, Hawaii, Seattle, Regina, La Paz, Quito, Kingston, Washington, Halifax, Reykjavik, London Heathrow. We will be announcing all of their progress and we encourage all simmers to help in anyway they can. For more information go to the World Flight website.

X-Plane.org promote the X-Plane flightsim software program and to provide a very high level of service and support with great website features and benefits to there readers at no charge. There are a lot of folks out there that don’t know what they're missing and we're going to help change that! Austin Myer, developer of X-Plane, continues to push the envelope with frequent software updates and technology advancements. Plus there is a great deal of freeware talent out there including the folks at Xplanefreeware.net that are contributing some very good high quality scenery and aircraft add-ons. It would appear that the sky is the limit with X-Plane and X-Plane.org! Click here to visit X-Plane.org.com.

YeDesigns This is a design site with the goal of providing high quality addons for fs2000 to the Mexican and international simmer community. They began with their first release bajio2001 and then in frebruary the 762 followed by the last release of the 767-300. The future will bring new planes like 732, DC9 and the 727. For more information go to the YeoDesigns website.