Good FS 2020 youtube channel.

[Adamswing 0]

Check out this Real Vs Simulator Compare Video of Default Scenery of Sharjah International Airport in the UAE. 

 

https://youtu.be/rUoVoPWOwa8

 

Indigo Airlines from India

[lwt1971 7,457]

Another good one: https://www.youtube.com/c/IntotheBlueSimulations/videos

[Ray Proudfoot 9,042]

No promoting your own YT channels please. It’s against AvSim rules.

[Lazer_cz 8]

What about CptCanada? Definitely fun to watch 🙂 https://www.youtube.com/c/CptCanada  

[Adamswing 0]

Thanks 

Edited August 26, 2022 by Adamswing

[Fielder 3,744]

The Missionary Bush Pilot doesn't do sim tutorials, but posts real flights, usually in a Kodiak throughout Papua New Guinea. Not a lot of navigation infrastructure over there.

[ha5mvo 261]

Surprised no one had mentioned blackbox711 thus far.

his videos/streams are aimed at the more knowledgeable crowd in general but he’s a very decent and impartial fella and his streams are a source for a wealth of knowledge for those who are interested.

He is an Airbus captain and a b747 / b737 FO in the past.

[bobcat999 8,509]

AvAngel does quite regular videos, and she has her own particular style of purposely not reading the manuals, which can make it quite humorous sometimes!  

She did a review of the C172 enhancement just yesterday, so she is quite quick to get content out when it is needed (to help people to decide to buy or not etc.). 
She also seems very fair with her summary of the products.  She also hangs around the forum and posts occasionally, so watch what you say, or she will bite you! 

 

[djbully 210]

I quite like this guy. Quite relaxing watching his vids 😌

 

https://youtube.com/c/Dreamsofwings

[hanhamreds 592]

P Gatcomb and avangel are the one I probably watch the most.

I'm also a fan of ObsidianAnt, Gripper and into the blue simulations.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Waldo Pepper 1,953]

thecorporatepilotdad,

Rod Machado,   (Instructor from the lessons in FSX)

Bobby Fuzzy,  (He's my go-to for when I don't want to read a manual for anything complex like installing AIG Traffic or using GSX.  Easy to listen to)

P.S.,

If you live anywhere near a smaller airport you can usually get what's known as an "Orientation Flight" for around 75usd.

If you're under 18 and live in the right area you can join the Civil Air Patrol and get one for free.   I was in the CAP long ago.

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The cadet orientation flight program shares with cadets the thrill of flying. Every CAP cadet under age 18 is eligible for five flights in a powered aircraft (usually a single-engine Cessna), five flights in a glider aircraft, and an unlimited number of backseat flights when conditions allow. Orientation flights are always free to cadets. Survey data has repeatedly shown that the #1 reason youth become CAP cadets is an interest in flying.  Check out more information in CAPP 60-40 (formerly CAPP52-7), Cadet Orientation Flight Syllabus

Edit:

To catch up with sim updates and new content I listen to SimFlightPro.   I like his production quality,  and his videos are quick and to the point.

 

Edited August 29, 2022 by Waldo Pepper