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.
Hoowalt Releases New Mini MIP Hardware for Airbus A32X Aircraft
11.8.2026 – Hoowalt have released several hardware products in the past for Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane; despite their much higher price points, they offer hardware of much higher quality. This time, they have released the MiniMIP for the A32X series. Hoowalt’s Mini MIP is built with PLA material, a popular bio-degradable plastic material used heavily in…
PMDG’s Community Manager, Mathijs Kok, Responds to FSWeekend at Aviodrome
4.8.2026 – FSWeekend is a yearly event held in the Netherlands, or more specifically Lelystad, since 1998. It had been running at the Aviodrome Aviation Museum with nearly 5000 visitors this year, a record for FSWeekend. After announcing a move in venues, Aviodrome announced its own FSWeekend, a subject Mathijs Kok at PMDG commented on. After a…
FSimUK Makes Its Return After a 6-Year Hiatus
31.7.2026 – FSimUK has been greenlit to return this year in October at Aerospace Bristol. The last show was held back in 2019, and so the UK is most definitely overdue for its own flight simulator event once again. FSimUK 2026 will be held under the iconic Concorde at the Aerospace Bristol Museum on the 10th and…
Volanta Releases Support for Xbox on MSFS 2024
22.5.2026 – Volanta, a popular flight tracking software for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, has announced support for Xbox consoles. Previously, the software was only available to PC users, along with a mobile app for tracking away from your simulator. Available on Xbox now, you will need a secondary device to be able to use Volanta…
Trespass VR Releases NASA X-59A QueSST for MSFS
29.1.2026 – Trespass VR has released the NASA X-59A QueSST for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, bringing the supersonic demonstrator into the simulator. The X-59A is a one-of-a-kind aircraft with technology allowing it to fly faster than the speed of sound without loud sonic booms. About the NASA X-59A QueSST Manufactured by Lockheed Martin for NASA,…