Liam
I like planes. I also like planes. I love planes. Planes are exciting. Oh, did I mention I like planes?
Jokes aside, my passion for aviation started as a kid and I have always enjoyed plane spotting and flight simming in MSFS 2020 and now 2024.
Explore our content from Liam below.
Best CPU for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024: How to Maximise Your Performance
31.10.2026 – Since the days of FSX, flight simulators have become far more demanding in the hardware they require. With modern-day hardware prices and how it’s currently trending, it can be quite an expensive demand to run any of the next-generation flight simulators. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is no exception; as a step up from MSFS 2020,…
flyLAT Announces Livery Studio for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
10.10.2026 – The developers behind flyLAT, a comprehensive virtual airline system with over 200 features, have announced the flyLAT Livery Studio. Working over the past year, they have developed a program capable of turning your designs into usable and flyable liveries within the simulator with ease. What is flyLAT Livery Studio? Creating a livery for Microsoft Flight…
A2A Simulations RG550 Enters Final Stages
5.10.2026 – A2A Simulations has provided an update on their RG550, sharing new screenshots and opening the dedicated Legacy forum on the A2A website. In this update, A2A shared new information on how the aircraft was coming along across different parts of development. According to A2A, the simulation and beta are progressing well and are very close…
COWS Releases New Updates for the DA40 and DA42 Series
5.10.2026 – COWS have released new updates, bringing the DA40 up to V1.2.0 and their DA42 up to V1.3.0 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. These updates have brought quite a lot of changes and improvements across different parts of each aircraft. COWS have re-tuned the flight controls, balance, surface friction and pitch dynamics for both aircraft, improving…
FSS E-Jets Early Access Comes To An End with V1.0
5.10.2026 – FlightSim Studio AG has pushed Version 1.0 of their E-Jets out, ending an almost 4-year early access period. The FSS team have released 39 updates, hundreds of patches, and tracked thousands of bugs across the E-Jets since its initial release into early access. With the end of early access, FSS also set out a roadmap…