The Flight Sim World's
Dedicated News Channel
FlightSimWire was built for one purpose: to keep the global flight simulation community informed with accurate, timely, and enthusiast-grade coverage of everything happening in the sim world.
Our Mission
"To be the most trusted, most readable, and most up-to-date source of flight simulation news for the serious sim pilot."
Flight simulation is no longer a niche hobby — it is a global community of hundreds of thousands of dedicated pilots, developers, and aviation enthusiasts. FlightSimWire exists to serve that community with the same quality of journalism you would expect from any professional aviation publication.
What We Stand For
Four principles that guide every article we publish.
Accuracy First
Every article is cross-referenced against official developer sources. We don't publish rumours — only confirmed news and verified announcements.
Always On
FlightSimWire monitors the flight simulation world around the clock, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Breaking news, developer announcements, and community updates are covered as they happen — so you never miss what matters.
Enthusiast Voice
We write for serious sim pilots — not casual gamers. Our coverage assumes you know the difference between an ILS approach and a visual circuit.
Independent
FlightSimWire is editorially independent. Our news coverage is not influenced by advertisers or developers. We call it as we see it.
Editorial Team
The people behind FlightSimWire's editorial standards and daily coverage.
Jason Chan
Editor-in-Chief & Founder
A passionate flight simulation enthusiast with over 15 years of experience across MSFS, X-Plane, and P3D. Jason founded FlightSimWire to give the global sim community a dedicated, high-quality news source. When not writing, he can be found flying virtual long-haul routes in the PMDG 777.
David Marlson
Industry Consultant
David Marlson brings a rare combination of real-world aviation expertise and deep roots in the flight simulation community to FlightSimWire. A former First Officer with EasyJet, David accumulated thousands of flight hours operating across the European short-haul network before transitioning into aviation education and simulation advocacy. He currently serves as Director of the Flight Simulation Association, where he champions the role of high-fidelity simulation in both recreational and professional pilot training. As a consultant to FlightSimWire, David provides editorial guidance on technical accuracy, procedure authenticity, and the evolving relationship between simulation and real-world aviation.
What We Cover
FlightSimWire covers the full spectrum of the flight simulation hobby — from major simulator updates to niche add-on releases.
Get in Touch
Have a news tip, press release, or partnership enquiry? We'd love to hear from you.
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