Lets’ start with some history, brought to you by Microsoft Flight. The first recorded Scheduled Airline was the short flight between St. Petersburg, Florida and Tampa Bay, Florida. Started by the appropriately named  St Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line on January 2, 1914, the “airliner” used two Benoist XIV, (small biplane  or “flying...

The FSBreak team comes in edition 116 with some nice X-Plane articles. Ramzzess and Philipp talk about the upcoming 777-200LR for X-Plane and KCFS Releases Republic Seabee V2 with P3D support, and an upcoming X-Plane version. And last but not least … Kevin also speaks about his thoughts on the news of Microsoft stopping future development of MS...

For our readers who are still using Microsoft Flight, Flight offers an article about “How to use VOR in Flight!“. Many VOR tutorials are available at the World Wide Web, and this Flight version is another one. Interested? Just have a look at their dedicated web blog. You never know what you can learn! Share...

More and more, all over the world, rumors start become reality with this Microsoft Flight soap. As stated in Kotaku “Microsoft Reportedly Shuts Down Vancouver-Based Studio, but … UPDATE: Projects Cancelled” Although the initial announcement indicated that Microsoft Studios decided to stop development on “Microsoft Flight” and...

Not confirmed by Microsoft (although GameInformer shows different) and ASN, but rumers pop-up like mushrooms. It’s interesting to read all those postings at AVSIM, but also at GameInformer about the stories of the end of Microsoft Flight. Let’s highlight one of the AVSIM comments to this roomer, since we’re not yet sure if it’s true. At...