Microsoft Flight Simulator

22.5.2026 – Aerosoft has recently released their Airbus A340-600 for Microsoft Flight Simulator and MSFS 2024, in cooperation with X-Plane developer ToLiss. This aircraft has been highly anticipated, especially after the disappointing release of the Aerosoft A330. Does this aircraft come as a redemption for Aerosoft’s reputation? I am going to be testing this aircraft in a…

18.4.2026 – Stuttgart Airport (EDDS) is one of those airports that quietly becomes part of your regular rotation if you fly within Europe. With its mix of short and medium haul traffic, compact layout and constant activity, it offers a good balance between operational simplicity and realism. Rather than standing out immediately, it’s the kind of airport…

16.3.2026 – The recent release of the Aerosoft A340-600, made in cooperation with ToLiss, has given flight simulator pilots an opportunity to fly the second-longest passenger jet ever created. Whilst the aircraft is now rather old and the demand for the aircraft has significantly dropped over the last decade because of its quad-engine configuration, the A340-600 can…

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…

25.10.2025 – FSLabs has recently returned to the market with their Airbus A321 CEO and NEO aircraft options for Microsoft Flight Simulator, making the Airbus market even bigger than it probably needs to be. Back in the day, FSLabs used to be the measure of quality when it came to in-depth simulation, performance, and the overall quality…