As can be read on Phil Taylor's blog (and in various other places) the promised FSX Service Pack 1 has gone out to the Beta Team. We can't tell you anything yet of course, but the accompanying documentation, listing the fixes and improvements, looks VERY promising indeed. We'll keep you posted on the progress !! Visit Phil Taylor's blog

Coming soon from Abacus Publishing is the first title in their new series of missions for the "hawk" series of helicopters. Mission Blackhawk takes full advantage of the FSX mission building capabilities and offers heart-pounding helicopter action...

Do you know that tens of thousands of Civil Air Patrol volunteers fly more than 100,000 hours each year performing lifesaving tasks? After last year's devestating hurricanes, CAP members flew 1000 missions and 2000 hours flying survivor search, aerial photography and official transport missions on half of state and federal governments and 50,000 volunteer hours....

Announced from BluePrint Scenery their release of KDAL Dallas love field for Microsoft Flight Simulator X and FS2004. Click on Read More for the full story.

BluePrint Simulations is pleased to announce the release of KDAL, Dallas Love Field scenery. The scenery is available in two versions for maximum compatibility with FS9 (FS2004) and FSX. It features highly detailed, custom made Gmax models and textures of all buildings in the airport including the terminal and three concourses as well as GA and other service facilities. It also features high-resolution photographic ground textures in and around the airport reflecting seasonal changes. The scenery is available for purchase from our web site at

http://www.blueprintsimulations.com/

Just released from AviaProductions is a new Cessna 152 flight video between two airports in the United Kingdom. The video is approx 30 mins long. Click on read more for the full story.

In this 30 minute long Cessna film, we make a return flight between two small airfields located in the West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. You will get the opportunity to witness how this remarkable little airplane is operated. Beginning with the pre flight checks and finishing with complete shutdown, the pilot makes step-by-step comments (in English) on how various systems should be operated in order for the flight to proceed safely. In total, 2 take-off's and 2 landings will be made from both tarmac and grass airstrips.
To make the experience more enjoyable the customer will also get the previous, Piper 28 Arrow video, for free!

A free demo download of both videos is available for preview on the AviaFilms web site.

http://www.aviafilms.com/