Flight Simulator X Program

Microsoft® Flight Simulator X (FSX) is the culmination of nearly 25 years of the landmark Flight Simulator franchise from the computer and gaming expert Microsoft.

Flight Simulator X software is approved for “Flight Training Devices” by the FAA and used by the military also. Note that the software in no approved, but the combination of the software and specific hardware is approved. Either way, the software has evolved so it is realistic enough it traing professional pilots.

The strenght of FSX is it is easy to install, easy to use, has a number of easy to use tutorials, and is a great flight simulator program. It is not as easy to add airplanes and the airplanes can not be easily midified as X-Plane.

A quick video tour shows some of the basics of using flight simulator x:

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Flight Simulator X immerses you in a beautifully rich and realistic world with dozens of aircraft and interactive Missions for a completely new and innovative gaming experience. Free Flight lets you fly anywhere in the world, from your hometown airport to the most exotic places you’ve ever dreamed of.

Altough this is mainly a gaming application, it is a serious flight simulation software valuable in assisting any pilot in learning to fly.

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2 Responses to Flight Simulator X Program

  1. Dan McHugh says:

    Paul,
    What type of controler can be used for Trikes? The Keyboard, Yoke or Stick don’t like a good option.
    Thaks Dan

  2. Paul says:

    Dan,
    The only way to simulate a trike is to mount a stick upside down above you and build some type of control bar below it. This would simulate the control movements of a trike the best and most accurate if you want to go to the trouble. There is no easy way to simulate the trike since the controls are different.

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