Latest Wilco products now available for download

by mark.avey on March 1, 2008

You can now download the latest Wilco products direct from the FlightSim Pilot Shop.

Citation X

wilco citation x No business jet gets you to your destination faster than the Citation X. With a cruising speed of nearly 600 mph, this midsize jet can connect you from New York to Los Angeles, San Diego to Washington, DC or Seattle to Miami as much as 35 minutes faster than comparable aircraft. The Cessna Citation X is a medium-sized business jet aircraft designed to fly at high subsonic speeds. It is the fastest business jet available, and the fourth fastest civil airplane that has ever flown, after the Concorde and Tupolev Tu-144 and the Convair 990 (and therefore the fastest civilian aircraft flying since their retirement). The character X is a Roman numeral and is officially pronounced "ten", continuing the numbering of previous Cessna Citation jets using numerals, such as the Citation II.

Airbus Series DELUXE Vol.1

Genuine true-to-life piloting of the Airbus 318, A319, A320 or A321 is now possible for everyone, thanks to Wilco’s new Airbus Series Vol.1 - Deluxe Edition.

The exceptional realism of this simulation has been achieved by thorough professionals who recreated, in absolutely every minor detail, all of the onboard systems, interior, sound environment and flight models… Their fine work then being validated by highly qualified Airbus Captains and Instructors.

Legacy X

Break free and escape at the controls of one of the most prestigious private jets streaking around the globe: the Legacy.

This beautiful, elegant and powerful aircraft offers unrivalled piloting pleasure. It has a "New Generation" flight deck and boasts the latest technological advances: simulation of all on-board systems, head-up display navigation, complete and ultra-realistic flight computer, and much more besides.

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