All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight As the name suggests, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight, is that year’s version of ...

A flight simulation program developed by an aerospace engineer at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., has won Marshall’s 2004 “Software of the Year Award.” This year’s winner is ...

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Microsoft Flight Simulator, a number of new planes are coming to the game, as well as an airship from Halo, obviously. The Halo ship is available for free today ...

After over a year and a half from its release, Microsoft Flight Simulator has naturally reached a stage of maturation in which advanced airliner aircraft add-ons have completed their usually long ...

Flight One Software, in partnership with the iFly Development Team, is proud to announce the release of "iFly Jets: The 737NG". After 2 years of development and testing, iFly has created one of the ...

World Update 10 is now available for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The new update adds four new airports which consist of California’s Catalina Island (KAVX), Valdez (PAVD) in Alaska, Lake Tahoe (KTVL) ...

Microsoft announces that it will celebrate the 100th anniversary of powered flight with the release of an all-new Flight Simulator game. You could say that Flight Simulator 2004 is still a ...

I first bought flight unlimited 3 for my computer, went on it and it was rubbish graphics rubbish gameplay rubbish overall rubbish. Then i was looking around shops for a new flight sim and i found ...

I recently bought this program, and I am totally bummed. IL2 Sturmovik, which is at least 2 years old, has much, much better graphics and gameplay. Also, Microsoft didn't even bother finishing the ...

Drawing on 20 years of experience developing award-winning software, the Microsoft Flight Simulator team commemorates both the centennial and its own aviation milestone with the release of Microsoft ...

Experience history at the controls of historic aircraft, such as Charles Lindbergh's Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis, the Douglas DC-3 and the world's first successful powered aircraft, the Wright Flyer.