Rafale C freeware for FS9

Fly the Frenchie Rafale of Dassault ! Spectra-3D mentioned here a few months ago finished the FS9 freeware version of the Rafale C.

Among the download links, don’t forget to grab the English tutorial to follow the startup procedure, as you may have surprise if you think to hit CTRL+E and go. Read More →

The World’s First 2cm/pixel Airport! (Stewart Airport)

Orbx released the first FS airport designed at the highest resolution of 2cm/pixel ever.

CZST Stewart Airport is located in British Colombia, Canada. Note that FTX NA Blue USA Canada Pacific Fjords is required first, then you could enjoy (forum membership needed) this and this too. Read More →

FS Tools – Addon Converter X 1.07

In order to make compatible to FSX some of your FS2004 addons, you may use Addon Converter X.

This FlightSim Tools plugin exists in version 1.07 as the latest, to be compatible with Flight1′s Airport Studio and bring a better stability on some PCs running Windows 7.

If you just want the update, click here.

FS Captain 1.3.1

If you’re already a regular user of FS Captain tool, this shouldn’t be considered as fresh news at all.

This update has been available for weeks already, it’s better an opportunity to bring some more light on this career and passengers rating solution.

In its last version 1.3.1, FSCaptain can “review or add winds aloft data in detail”, “cancel or divert a flight”, “plan multi-legs flight”, and even other new features implemented and bugs fixed.

Bush Airstrips 1.0 for free in Canada

Its complete name is Khutzeymateen Bush Airstrips 1.0. This is a free compilation of 21 gravel airstrips in British Colombia, Canada.

Check your wheels as you remove the blocks, you will need to feel confident in them ! Get to the download and further infos here.

Los Angeles US Cities X preview

What’s new under the Californian sun ? With some new shots, LimeSim shows how is going the design of US Cities X Los Angeles.

The receipt is still made of mainly photoreal terrain, numerous buildings and custom Autogen.

Nemeth Chinook for MS FSX

Nemeth Designs and MilViz have released their latest model, the Boeing Vertol CH-47 Chinook heavy lift helicopter, through simMarket.

The Chinook is, without doubt, an aviation icon. Developed in the early 1960s, the twin-rotor workhorse has seen action in many military roles around the entire globe, has flown as a heliliner, done logging duties, search and rescue… There’s actually very little that the aircraft has not done over the years and often in situations where a single-rotor aircraft could not have operated.

The Nemeth Designs aircraft requires FSX plus the Acceleration add-on pack to function and represents the “D” model of the aircraft. It is fitted with an interactive VC that includes a working AFCS (automatic flight control system) and a Sonic Solutions sound set. For full details and to purchase, click here.

 

Shovsoft’s Lunar Flight on simMarket

It’s worth putting up that video again, we think, to advertise the addition of Shovsoft’s “Lunar Flight” to simMarket’s catalogue.

If you’re after a break from the norm, a trip to the moon might be just the ticket and Lunar Flight gives you the opportunity to try your hand in a fictionalised, but fun, lunar lander module as you fly cargo, survey and recovery missions in a graphically wonderful environment with authentic Newtonian physics.

Also featuring the ability to purchase upgrades for your lander using mission based income and ‘time trial’ tests of piloting skill, the sim can be found here.

JRollon CRJ Birthday Sale

In honour of the developer’s birthday, JRollon‘s award-winning CRJ-200 airliner for X-Plane is on half price sale until 20th May 2012.

The little Canadian jet is in use around the world as a short-haul commuter or feeder aircraft and JRollon’s version for XP9.55+ (some features require XP10) includes a functional cockpit, FMS and numerous upgrades over ‘base spec’ X-Plane models. Check it out here.

FSPS Xtreme Booster for L-M Prepar3D

Xtreme Booster from Flight Simulator Platform Solutions has been around for a while for Microsoft FSX, getting good reviews from customers, so it is perhaps unsurprising that the developer’s next step has been to copy the technology across to Lockheed Martin‘s Prepar3D simulation platform.

What Xtreme Prepar3D Booster does, essentially, is manage the way that the simulator, its supporting packages such as weather or ATC programs and your computer interact by applying ‘tweaks’, setting applications to unused cores and suchlike, giving you maximum performance from your system without constant manual changes.

The full product description and purchase information can be found here.