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  • Behind the Build: How We Created the Most Realistic Cirrus Home Simulator

    Go behind the scenes of creating the most realistic Cirrus home simulator. From 3D scanning real aircraft to precision engineering, discover how we built a turnkey training platform that feels exactly like the airplane - ready to fly from day one.
  • Flight Simulator vs Real Flying: What Transfers and What Doesn't

    Discover what flight simulator skills transfer to real flying and where simulators fall short. Learn how to maximize training effectiveness with professional flight simulation equipment from RealSimGear.

  • Meet the Cirrus Desktop Console

    The Cirrus Desktop Console was our first step into the Cirrus Training world and it still stands the the test of time. Designed to help you build Cirrus-specific muscle memory without needing to leave the house or sit in the actual aircraft.

  • How to Connect ForeFlight to Your Sim

    Connecting ForeFight to the system X-Plane includes a native feature to allow the connection of ForeFlight, Garmin Pilot, or a number of other EFB’...
  • Train Like a Pro, From Home: Why the Cirrus Home Series Changes Everything

    Part 1 of 4 in our Cirrus Home Series Spotlight This post kicks off a 4-part series exploring how the RealSimGear Cirrus Home Series brings profess...
  • Why the Garmin G1000 Still Stands Out—And the Easiest Way to Add It to Your Home Cockpit

    RealSimGear’s G1000 still tops our sales charts because it feels exactly like the real panel, plugs & play, and scales from a single bezel to a turnkey IFR package. Get the quick rundown on features, package pricing, and how the G1000 NXi upgrade compares—then pick the setup that fits your cockpit.

  • June 2025 Update - SFx & SR7x

    We are excited to announce the latest update for our G3000 OnBoard Avionics. This latest release is now available for deployment to all current and...
  • Type-Rating Confidence, On Demand

    The Back-of-the-Napkin Moment Last week a brand-new SFx Pro owner sent us a photo of the napkin he used to justify the purchase of his sim. While w...
  • International Shipping for RealSimGear Flight Simulators: Your Questions Answered

    RealSimGear ships flight simulators internationally via FedEx air freight, typically arriving in 4-6 days. Simulators are configured for local voltage compatibility, and external TVs are sourced and shipped locally to reduce costs and risks. An optional premium white-glove setup service provides professional installation. Extended-hours global support ensures quick assistance, with select countries like Germany having local resellers for additional installation and support services. RealSimGear prioritizes convenience, safety, and customer satisfaction throughout the international purchasing experience.

  • February 2025 Update - SR7x & SFx

    We are excited to announce the latest update for our G3000 OnBoard Avionics. This latest release is now available for deployment to all current and...
  • Say Intentions AI Setup Guide

    Learn How to Talk to Air Traffic Control with Say Intentions AI Talking to Air Traffic Control (ATC) can feel like learning a new language—especial...
  • G1000 vs. G1000 NXI: What's the Difference between the Garmin and the RealSimGear Avionics?

    The Garmin G1000 has been a go-to choice for pilots, offering an easy-to-use glass cockpit. The G1000 NXI builds on this, adding more features and ...