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Austin Meyer, l'auteur d'X-Plane, va traverser l'Atlantique début octobre.
Il sera présent au Flight Sim 2016 dans le musée de la RAF à Cosford.
Il y a de la nouveauté dans l'air :
Laminar Research, creator of the X-Plane flight simulator , will be making a major announcement on October 8th at the 2016 Flight Sim Expo at the Royal Air Force Museum in Cosford, England. X-Plane’s flight model, scope, versatility, customizability, and 3rd party add-ons have made it the ultimate flight simulation experience for pilots and serious simulation enthusiasts.
Over the years it has always been the policy of Laminar Research to continually improve X-Plane, providing the most realistic flight simulation available, with flight modeling so accurate that has been adopted by numerous commercial aviation organizations. Laminar will continue this tradition with this upcoming major announcement at Cosford. Presentations will be made in both morning and afternoon by Austin Meyer, founder of Laminar Research and creator of X-Plane and by Ben Supnik, head of development for the desktop version of X-Plane.
X-Plane - It’s what real pilots fly
Il sera présent au Flight Sim 2016 dans le musée de la RAF à Cosford.
Il y a de la nouveauté dans l'air :
Laminar Research, creator of the X-Plane flight simulator , will be making a major announcement on October 8th at the 2016 Flight Sim Expo at the Royal Air Force Museum in Cosford, England. X-Plane’s flight model, scope, versatility, customizability, and 3rd party add-ons have made it the ultimate flight simulation experience for pilots and serious simulation enthusiasts.
Over the years it has always been the policy of Laminar Research to continually improve X-Plane, providing the most realistic flight simulation available, with flight modeling so accurate that has been adopted by numerous commercial aviation organizations. Laminar will continue this tradition with this upcoming major announcement at Cosford. Presentations will be made in both morning and afternoon by Austin Meyer, founder of Laminar Research and creator of X-Plane and by Ben Supnik, head of development for the desktop version of X-Plane.
X-Plane - It’s what real pilots fly
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