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Asobo is kicking off another wonderful series for Microsoft Flight Simulator that involves adding famous aircraft to the game. Separate from Local Legend...

Lots of details about the next major update have just been revealed, including info about World Update 8 and Famous Flyer #1 coming in March

Today Microsoft and Asobo Studio hosted a livestream showcasing upcoming plans for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Experimental-priced avionics from Dynon expand their certified-aircraft reach to Bonanza Model 36 series.

Gary Wallace wrote a song in memory of student Iona Weenusk after a 1972 plane crash killed her and 7 other students on their way back to Oxford House.

The tragic loss of a former student, who was living in Portage la Prairie to attend residential scho...

Beechcraft C-45H Is a Military Plane You Can Get for the Price of a Premium Car 6 Feb 2021, 9:09 UTC · by The Beechcraft Model 18 was one of the most important airplanes of the last century. It didn’t take part in aerial battles, and it didn’t rain death from above during some war, but is to this day one of the longest-production aircraft in history. 10 photos The Beech Aircraft Corporation started making it in 1937 as a twin-engined, tail-wheel light aircraft, perfectly suited for a...

autoevolution 31 Jan 2021, 12:09 UTC · by Back in 1969, when production of the Beechcraft Model 18 ended, the airplane had been in production for 32 years, which at the time was a record in aviation. 9,000 of them were built during that time, making the family one of the most widespread flyers of its time. 9 photos Model 198s were envisioned as light airplanes, ideal for a wide range of applications, from executive flights to cargo hauling and even military use. It was capable of flying ...

Beechcraft AT-11 Kansan: What Made Americas B-29 Bombers So Powerful After the war, many were converted for use in an aerial photography role while others were converted into miniature airliners. One of the few surviving AT-11 Kansans is now in the collection of the National Museum of the United States Air Force. The importance of the United States military’s B-17 and B-24 bombers during World War II cannot be overstated, but while those aircraft delivered devastation to the enemy, it wouldn�...