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Just Flight PA-28 Archer III X-Plane 11: The FSElite Video Review

by Ronnie Wainscott on ReviewsVideoXPLXPL
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Just Flight
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Just Flight
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$41.99 USD
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Version Reviewed
1.2
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Just Flight
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FSElite's preferred Flight Sim vendor is SimMarket. (Why?)

As per our Community Charter, all of our reviews are free from bias, prejudice and favouritism. Don't forget, each reviewer has their own style and thoughts, although they all abide by the Review Guidelines - something I suggest you read.

Ronnie here with another FSElite Video review. This time, we’re taking the Just Flight PA-28-181 Archer III on X-Plane 11 up to the skies and putting her to the test. You can watch the full review on our YouTube channel below.

In the next few days, we will have our full written review for you to also enjoy.

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Cremonasoft Airbus A310: The FSElite Review

by Ben Childs on ReviewsXPL
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We really are in the golden age of the classics within the X-Plane community at the moment. We’ve recently had FlyJSim update both their 732 Twinjet and 727 Series, while we have Felis working on a 747 Classic, along with Rotate’s MD-11 looking like it may make a release in 2019. We were also recently graced with the Cremonasoft A310,
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MilViz T310R (For X-Plane 11): The FSElite Review

by Matthew McColl on ReviewsXPL
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7.6
The T310R is one of the many variants of Cessna's C310, with the T310R being a turbocharged, lengthened version of the twin-engine six-seater piston aircraft. There has always been a large market for twin-piston aircraft - mainly due to their fail-safe nature, versus their single-engined counterpart - and Cessna capitalised on this in the 1950s with the development of their
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Runway26 Simulations Preview MWCR V2

by Calum Martin on Previews
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Runway26 Simulations has released a range of Caribbean airports over the past few years for Prepar3D and X-Plane. Their next airport for X-Plane will be Owen Roberts International Airport (MWCR) and the team has just released a range of previews showcasing their hard work. This actually version 2 of the airport after the release back in 2017 of the original
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Just Flight Hawk T1/A Advanced Trainer (For X-Plane 11): The FSElite Review

by Matthew McColl on ReviewsXPL
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8.7
Product Information
Developer
Just Flight/ Thranda Design
Purchase From
Just Flight
Price
£29.99
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Version Reviewed
1.0
Press Copy Provided By
Just Flight
SimMarket
FSElite's preferred Flight Sim vendor is SimMarket. (Why?)

As per our Community Charter, all of our reviews are free from bias, prejudice and favouritism. Don't forget, each reviewer has their own style and thoughts, although they all abide by the Review Guidelines - something I suggest you read.

The Hawk T1, built by BAE Systems, is a single-engine fast jet, designed by Hawker Siddeley in 1974. This marvel of engineering is part of the Hawk family, with over 1,000 being built, and was first introduced in 1976 by the Royal Air Force as an interceptor aircraft. The Hawk also played an important role as a fast jet trainer for many Air Forces around the world, serving as far away as Australia. Nowadays, the Hawk T1 is more recognisable as the bird of choice for the Royal Air Force’s Red Arrows display team.

With a maximum flat-out speed of 560 knots and a service ceiling of 48,000ft, the BAE Systems Hawk is certainly a capable jet and a beauty to behold. In this review, I’ll be looking into the details behind Just Flight’s latest Hawk addon for X-Plane 11 (Developed in conjunction with Thranda Design) and exploring all of the joy this plane has to offer.

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FlyJSim 727 Series Professional v3: The FSElite Review

by Ben Childs on ReviewsXPL
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X-Plane is renowned as being a platform with a great amount of study-level aircraft worth drooling over. One of the developers credited for producing a couple of those is FlyJSim. While their team is small, FJS carries a wealth of experience between them that allows them to create some magnificent simulations of some classic aircraft. You only need not look
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Just Flight C152 (X-Plane 11): The FSElite Review

by Matthew McColl on ReviewsXPL
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The Cessna 152, a twin-seat tricycle gear general aviation aircraft, is primarily used as a trainer around the world. First introduced in 1977, the aircraft was developed from the earlier Cessna 150, and still has many of the 7,500+ builds flying today. The Cessna 152 can also be retrofitted as a taildragger or STOL aircraft and is often powered by
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Avia71 Mudry CAP 10C: The FSElite Review

by Ben Childs on ReviewsXPL
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8.6
The act of flying has different meanings to different people - it all depends on who you ask. While most of the people reading this will be those who are quite happy to jump into a tubeliner and have their cravings satisfied, there are others who have a want to get into the air and live on the edge of
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