This month’s regular meeting was an opportunity to throw open BFSG’s doors for our Summer Open Day. The landing challenge, as usual, was a real hit, this time sporting our new instrument panel. Visitors wanting to try out Virtual Reality …
BFSG met again at Aerospace Bristol on a gloriously sunny day. The world of flight simulation never seems to stop with numerous discussions taking place during the meeting on the recent product annoucements and updates. We also focussed on training, …
About twenty members of BFSG gathered at Aerospace Bristol for the April monthly meeting. The Club PC was setup again, along with other members computers, to fly the virtual skies. The flight simulator world is lucky to see a large …
During the Easter week, BFSG setup underneath Concorde at Aerospace Bristol museum to showcase the world of virtual flying. With our club computer humming and a dozen dedicated members on hand, we welcomed everyone to try our simulator. Our club members were busy …
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The group recently gathered for another great meeting, where members shared their interest and insight regarding FlightSimWeekend running at Aviodrome Lelystad, Netherlands.
It was another fantastic turnout at Aerospace Bristol for our latest monthly meeting. The room was buzzing with aviation and simulation chatter, and it was a pleasure to welcome two potential new members into the group. Keith provided an extensive …
We kicked off the new year with momentum, seeing an excellent turnout of 22 members at our January gathering. It was fantastic to see so many faces and we also welcomed back one old member. The attendance created a great atmosphere, proving …
Our December meeting landed just before Christmas and blended our AGM with some updates and our now annual festive celebration. We kicked things off with our Annual General Meeting. It was great to look back on a successful 2025 and elect …
We had great turn out for the November meeting, with around 24 members in attendance at Aerospace Bristol museum. As usual, there was lots of heathly flightsim discussion, with many members talking about possible hardware upgrades, with the various Black …
BFSG’s October meeting was in the alternate upstairs room. This was due to Aerospace Bristol musuem being a hive of activity, since it being school’s half term, and the volume of events they had laid on. Despite the M4 being …
