Having a high-fidelity home simulation theater just ratcheted up in importance over the last six months for a lot of pilots. When the real thing is difficult—or nigh-on impossible—practicing maneuvers and instrument procedures from the comfort of your now-very-familiar home office takes on a shine—and may even be considered a necessity for pilots to stay sane.
A Flight Sim For 2020
Key Takeaways:
- High-fidelity home flight simulators have become increasingly important for pilots to practice maneuvers and maintain proficiency, especially when real-world flying is difficult.
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, praised for its high realism, is launching in the US on August 18th, with a staggered global release to follow.
- To celebrate the release, Microsoft partnered with Thrustmaster for a joystick giveaway, while Sporty's Pilot Shop is offering tools, tips, and a live demo for the new software.
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