The MD-81/82 evolved from the DC-9 airliner and is used on short to medium length routes. With its T-tail, rear-mounted jet engines and long slender fuselage, the MD81/82 is a distinctive aircraft which can be seen at many airports all over the globe. 

The experts at Commercial Level Simulations have worked their magic to produce superb looking models of the aircraft for FSX in 15 authentic liveries.

Just Flight's F-Lite range of aircraft is designed to provide top quality aircraft that are extremely high in detail but less demanding to fly than today's most complex procedural simulators. These aircraft are a significant step up from the default Flight Simulator aircraft in terms of modelling and cockpit systems, but won't require weeks of study before you can get airborne - see the full F-Lite range here.

The Just Flight crew will shortly be heading down the A14 to Duxford to get everything ready for Flight Sim 2010.

Full details of the show are on the Flight Sim 2010 website, and we look forward to seeing you there, as do our friends from Flight One, Aerosoft, First Class Simulations, Saitek, PC Pilot magazine, RC Simulations, Alpine Systems, RAFSim and Komodo Simulations.

Entrance to the sim show, which will be taking place in Duxford's main hangar, is FREE to all visitors to the weekend air show.

The Battle of Britain Air Show is taking place over the same weekend as the sim show, and is shaping up to be a truly memorable flying display, as you can see from the list of aircraft expected to fly!

According to the Met Office, the weather this weekend will be perfect for an air show - clear skies and sunny intervals!