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Microsofts Flight Simulator 2002 PE

For some years now, companies like Elite and Jeppesen have sold software that can power PC training devices on which students can actually log training time. Microsoft has sold a similar product for entertainment purposes. Well, look out Elite; watch it Jeppesen. Microsoft has upped its game with the issuance of the 2002 version of MSFS 2002 PE — and sells it for around $70. Rob Guglielmetti takes it for a test flight in this product review.

Editorial StaffUpdated Jun 14, 2019 11:22 AM EDT

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