Two cornerstone events define the annual flight simulation calendar: FSExpo 2026 and FSWeekend.
With FSExpo 2026 scheduled for June 12 in St. Paul, Minnesota, and FSWeekend just concluded, these gatherings offer simmers a clear view of where flight simulation stands today — and where it’s headed next.
To give you a sense of FSWeekend, I’ve included a few highlights below. If you’ve never attended, this is about as close as you’ll get without hopping on a plane:
FSWeekend 2026 - 360 Degree Floor Tour
Vector Keynote - FSWeekend 2026 x FSElite Stage
More videos like this FSElite
What really stands out at these events isn’t just the hardware or software — it’s the ecosystem. The sheer number of developers, builders, and organizations pushing home flight simulation forward is impressive.
Below is a sampling of vendors from FSWeekend. Click through a few — you’ll quickly get a feel for the breadth of innovation underway.
Consider this my two-hour walk of the show floor — without the sore feet.
Finally, it’s worth saying this plainly: these shows matter. They bring together, in one place, the people and organizations that are steadily closing the gap between simulation and reality.
If you have even a passing interest in where this is all going, they’re worth your time — and your support.
Hope to see you in St. Paul.
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Kenneth (Ken) Butterly, Founder
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