Jean Guiraud
Aviation-obsessed computer engineering student and private pilot. I started my flight sim journey with FSX in around 2012. Since then, I moved on to P3D and now to MSFS. I do all sorts of flying, but GA, vintage/retro airliners, and bush flying are my favorite.
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PMDG Releases DC-6 MSFS 2024 Compatibility Update
28.5.2026 – PMDG has just released an update for its beloved DC-6 that brings Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 compatibility to this vintage propliner. The update adapts the MSFS 2020 version of the aircraft to be compatible with MSFS 2024 by incorporating minor changes to the model. The primary changes in this update have to do with the…
San Andrés Airport (SKSP) by Teikof Studios Released for MSFS
17.5.2026 – Developer Teikof Studio has released a new scenery for Gustavo Rojas Pinilla (SKSP), the main airport for Colombia’s San Andrés island. The scenery is available for both MSFS 2020 and 2024 and is a detailed rendition of the Caribbean island’s airport. San Andrés is a Colombian island located in the Caribbean Sea, about 380nmi northwest…
PMDG 737-900 for MSFS 2024 Releasing This Week
3.2.2026 – PMDG’s Robert Randazzo has taken to the developer’s forums to reveal the status of all of its product lineup and their upcoming updates. The 737-900, -800, -700, and -600 were all talked about in the update, with the -900’s release window being set for this week. Some general visual upgrades for all 737s and an…
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Sim Update 4 and Red Bull Air Racing Out Now
9.12.2025 – Asobo Studio and Microsoft have just released Sim Update 4 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, bringing a multitude of performance improvements and bug fixes for the simulator itself, career mode, as well as many of the included aircraft. This update also brought the inclusion of the long-awaited Red Bull Air Races. Performance and stability improvements…
Honeycomb Alpha Lite Review: Just The Essentials
9.12.2025 – Honeycomb has recently released its new ‘Lite’ product line, aimed at beginner simmers or those looking for simple, uncluttered controls. So far, Honeycomb’s Alpha yoke and Bravo throttle quadrant have received this streamlining treatment. While advanced simmers may appreciate the extra switches and features, they aren’t entirely essential to the product’s main function. This allows…