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 11th of October 2026.
Sponsers & Exhibitors
As with many other similar events, FSimUK has sponsors and exhibitors who will attend and help fund the future of FSimUK. As of writing, July 30th, iniBuilds and Moza have both been confirmed as Platinum sponsors, alongside BeyondATC and JustFlight as Gold Sponsors. X-Plane has also been recently announced as a Bronze sponsor, with more being announced as the days go by.
FlyByWire, FlightControlTools, VirtualFly, IESims, airWales, magknight and Stratoware have all also been confirmed as this year’s exhibitors. FSElite, as the event’s official media partner, will also be hosting presentations in the museum’s John James Bristol Foundation theatre for any presentations from those at the event. However, you do not need to be an exhibitor to present, but sponsors and exhibitors will get priority.
Ticket and Travel Information
FSimUK organisers have worked closely with Aerospace Bristol to make getting access to both the event and the museum as easy as possible. Tickets can be bought for £20 on the Aerospace Bristol website, or if you are an annual pass holder, you can visit for free. It’s also worth noting that you only need to purchase a ticket for one day of the event; the ticket is valid for 12 months from when you first attend.
After purchasing a ticket, you can head over to the FSimUK website where you can complete a form to receive a goody bag with exclusive gear and event merch. Optional FSimUK T-shirts can be purchased from their official partner, FlightSimTees.
Bristol Aerospace Museum is located next to the historic Filton Airfield, the same place every British Concorde made its maiden flight. If you are travelling within the UK, there is very limited parking on site, but public transport is available, or you can walk from local hotels. Travelling from outside the country still leaves you with plenty of options such as Bristol Airport, Gatwick or even the Eurostar.
Starting at 10 AM on Saturday the 10th, the day will run until 5:30 PM, with the event finishing an hour earlier at 4:30 PM on Sunday the 11th. You can read up on all the information surrounding the event on their website or via their Discord server. A member of the team will be attending FSimUK this year; keep an eye out on FSNews for any updates and news on the day.
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