Asa Graf

22.12.2025 – Any discussion of “Realism” in home flight simulation must always be conducted within the context of the peripherals that we use to interact with our simulators. The most accurately simulated software quickly runs into the limitations of the hardware in our hands. If you have ever flown a real aircraft, you will know how incredibly…

20.12.2025 – After months of development, Parallel42 has begun to bring its well-regarded quality-of-life addons into Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Beginning in early December with Flow Pro, Parallel42 also released an experimental build for ChasePlane for MSFS 2024 this week. Between the two well-known products, Parallel42 partnered with Active Sky to create Typical Weather, a new approach…

23.9.2025 – MSFS 2024 is, by many accounts, the best simulator for General Aviation (GA) flying. With its impressive visuals and realistic atmospheric modeling, flying GA in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is an excellent way to enjoy your time in the simulator. That experience is further elevated with an airplane that you love, enjoy and connect with…

26.7.2025 – The FlightFX C750 (Citation X) for MSFS finally hit the tarmac in late July after an extensive development process. Promising to bring the “pinnacle of speed and luxury” to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, the FlightFX C750 enters a kind of fringe category: business general aviation. While the flashy airliners and grungy GA workhorses…

6.7.2025 – Many people stick with a controller as their preferred flight sim input device. In fact, as part of our ultimate guide to flight sim peripherals, we illustrated why this might be the right option for you. It makes sense, then, that at FSExpo 2025, we saw a plethora of controllers on display. But these controllers,…