PC Pilot

PC Pilot - The World's Favourite Flight Simulation magazine PC Pilot magazine is the biggest-selling flight simulation magazine in the world. From the most detailed instrument-only simulator to fast-paced combat sims and everything in between, it’s your one-stop shop for Flight Simulation! Each issue features reviews of the latest simulation software, new stand-alone programmes, add-on aircraft, plus scenery and utility software for Microsoft’s Flight Simulator series and other commercial simulations. Published bi-monthly, PC Pilot is produced by experienced flight simmers and real life pilots and features tutorials on air combat, GA flying, airliner flying and regular flight. In addition, PC Pilot also carries interviews with publishers and developers within the industry and assessments of flight control hardware and articles dealing with technical PC issues aimed at both the beginner and the more experienced simulation flyer. Regular features include: • The latest flight simulation news from around the world • Reviews of the latest simulation software • Interviews with publishers and developers within the industry • Features on ‘home-built’ GA and airliner cockpits • Advanced flight tutorials and training • Beginner’s guides and technical advice • Events guide Please note: This digital version now includes access to the CD ROM files received with the print edition from issue 82 onwards. Tap the CD image on the front cover to view the extra content. For more information, visit www.pcpilot.net Published by Key Publishing Ltd. The entire contents of this title is © copyright 2013. All rights reserved. -------------------------------- This is a free app download. Within the app you can purchase the current issue and back issues. Subscriptions are also available within the application. Subscriptions include the latest issue and every future issue within the subscription period. You can re-subscribe at any time after your subscription expires. Users can register for/ login to a Pocketmags account in-app. This will protect their issues in the case of a lost device and allow browsing of purchases on multiple platforms. Existing Pocketmags users can retrieve their purchases by logging into their account. If you have any problems at all please do not hesitate to contact us: help@pocketmags.com

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29 March 2015

A great magazine that gets you inspired to get up and fly the virtual airways.


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21 April 2014

There is no preview. No way I am going to spend $1 to $5 to buy something blindly. I'd like to see a few (4-5) articles from at least 10-20 issues to make a decision whether I am interested of spending any money on a magazine. I iPad I can get free articles from FLYING magazine. I read a few articles and decided that I liked the magazine and ultimately (after a few months of testing water) I decided to sign up. This is how magazines are sold online. But if you are not allowing people to read a few articles, than how do you expect anyone to buy anything. When I am at the airport I go to newsstands and read few magazines, until I decide which one I want to buy.