FSX Multiplayer

[UKVoodoo]

Hi all

Do people still play FSX online at all, used to be part of a team on FS2004 using IBNET but havent tried FSX online at all

Ideally a UK based group would be great with the times and things but anywhere would be ok


Thanks
Matt

[GypsyBaron]

If you have the A2A B-17G you might want to check out the
91st Bombardment Group (H) flying multiplayer out of UKBA,
Bassingbourn.

We have regularly scheduled missions as well as lots of other
flights. We also fly the other A2A warbirds, the MAAM Sim C-47
and a few other aircraft. Strictly WWII era.

http://www.91stbombardmentgroup.com/

We have members from the UK, Europe, Australia, South Africa,
Canada and the USA. Plus a few others.

Paul

[SeanTK]

As an active member of NZFF (New Zealand Flightsim Forum), we have had increasing activity and interest in multiplayer events over the past couple of months, and there is another big one scheduled for late September. Our most recent was in at the beginning of August, and I believe we had 8 or 9 aircraft flying together within FSX. We would have had more if were were using FSHost.

Look in the multiplayer section at the link below for info on future flights. The majority of the crowd is obviously New Zealanders and Australians, but there is representation from other countries as well. In fact, most over there are active here at SOH as well.

http://nzff.org/forum/

[Ian Warren]

If you have the A2A B-17G you might want to check out the
91st Bombardment Group (H) flying multiplayer out of UKBA,
Bassingbourn.

We have regularly scheduled missions as well as lots of other
flights. We also fly the other A2A warbirds, the MAAM Sim C-47
and a few other aircraft. Strictly WWII era.

http://www.91stbombardmentgroup.com/

We have members from the UK, Europe, Australia, South Africa,
Canada and the USA. Plus a few others.

Paul

Really going to have to get into this , and get the many wicked B-17 JK paints installed .. course the scenery's