We said we’d examine the second part to Honeycomb’s new series of flight controls for PC flight simulation, so here it is. We’re here to take a look at the Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant and examine its features, usability, connectivity,
Author: Elliott
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 – Cockpits
In article 5 of our Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 series we’re looking at the cockpits and flight decks. This is where the majority of a pilot’s time is spent and a crucial part of the software. Asobo Studio are developing
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 – Release Date Announced
It took us a little bit by surprise if I’m honest. Yesterday, Microsoft announced that Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 will be released on 18th August 2020. This is much, much earlier than we expected; we predicted October-time based on various
Thrustmaster TCA Sidestick and Quadrant – Airbus Edition – Part 1
An exciting new product has been released and, as we’ve said before, in our quest for realism and value we have taken a first look at the new Airbus Edition hardware from Thrustmaster. PC flight simulator hardware is finally getting
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 – Weather
A new weather engine awaits us in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, developed by Asobo Studio in partnership with Microsoft. We’ve been promised a number of important things for the new program in relation to weather and these include a new
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 – Meteoblue
The build-up to the release of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 continues at pace, with the next stage of development and testing now underway. The development team have done a remarkable job at providing timely information, communicating development phases and issues
Jet Maths – Fuel Management
Understandably a crucial element in flying jet aircraft, fuel calculations are carried out during three broad phases of flight; Immediately after fuelling, at top of climb (and every hour/major waypoint thereafter) and then after engine shutdown. The last of these
Jet Maths – Introduction
A key element of flying jet aircraft is planning and thinking ahead. The ‘hands-on’ manipulation of the controls may be fairly straightforward, but the aim is to achieve a safe, smooth and comfortable journey for your passengers. Much of the