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Looking for more? Here are some of our favorite flight simulator related websites to visit.

Roskilde Airshow is held at Roskilde Airport every second year - first time in 1995. The purpose is to promote the interest of flying for a wide spectra of people. The Airshow shall appeal to audience at all ages and give them a thrilling experience with air show and exhibitions related to both civil and military flying now and in the past.

 

The first stop off point for FS files and our hosting website

 

A superb web site hosting many files for Jon Murchison's aircraft, dedicated to FSX

 

A superb website dedicated to BAe panels

 

Flight Simulator related news, downloads and forums.



A one-stop resource for everything old and British.



David Matby's excellent aircraft models, featuring classic British built airliners such as the BAC 1-11, Vickers VC-10 and much more.



Offering a variety of services, including a library of downloadable files, FAQs and other text information, message forums where people can meet, product reviews, industry news and more. By bringing all this together in one place FlightSim.Com provides the support that both beginning and expert flight simulator users need to keep their sim usage enjoyable and educational.



Your source for vintage flight plans, AFCAD files, and resources for the
Microsoft Flight Simulator environment.



Rick Piper's Paintshop featuring many classic British airline liveries.



Devoted to the Microsoft Flight Simulator simulation of the classic prop liners flying in California, from the DC-3 to the final glory days (before the mid 1970's).



A new Military AI-focused website/forum still under its way up, pay them a visit.



For those of you that think FS lags some military, this should be the place to visit.
Specialized in British Military Aviation



FS Lightman

A new site by David Grindele, with focus on the A2A 3D Lights and Redux
Includes a range of screenshots and videos too



FS Projects

Peter Slaters site with quite a few goodies
Well worth a visit!