Miltech Simulations Dash 8 to be Revealed at FSimUK 2026
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FSimUK 2026, a new UK flight-simulation exhibition, has published its presentation schedule for Oct. 10–11 at Aerospace Bristol museum. Miltech Simulations will take the FSElite Stage at noon on Saturday to reveal the Dash 8 aircraft addon and provide updates on the U-2 and CH-53 projects. Over 50 exhibitors covering aircraft, scenery, hardware, and utilities are expected; other major presenters include iniBuilds, FlyByWire Simulations, FlightControlTools, and IVAO. The event runs 10 am–5:30 pm both days and is included with standard museum admission.
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FSimUK, a new flight-sim event initiative, has published the presentation schedule for its 2026 event.
The event, similar in nature to FlightSimExpo in North America and FlightSimWeekend in the Netherlands, will take place at the Aerospace Bristol museum and is the return of a major flight simulation exhibition in the UK.
Among the major announcements here will be a reveal of Miltech Simulation’s Dash 8, a project first teased in June.
Miltech Simulations will go on stage at 12:00 pm local time on Saturday, Oct. 10th, and will also provide updates on the U-2, CH-53, and other projects, according to FSimUK 2026 on Discord.
The UK Flight Simulation Show will take place on Oct. 10 and 11, with several software and hardware developers, community groups, and other exhibitors gathering at Aerospace Bristol.
The event runs from 10:00 am local to 5:30 pm local on both days, and entrance is included with a standard museum admission ticket.
You can book that ticket here.
Photo: Aerospace Bristol is home to the last Concorde to fly, G-BOAF.
All presentations will take place on the returning FSElite Stage, similar to FSWeekend and FSExpo, in Aerospace Bristol’s John James Theatre, which has a capacity of 146.
Other presenters besides Miltech will include KatiePilot’s efbX, FlightControlTools/FlightControlReplay, iniBuilds, FlyByWire Simulations, Airline2Sim, FeelThere, Stratoware, UniFly, and IVAO, to name a selection.
See all presentation timings below; these are in UK time. View full schedule here.
Photo: Screenshot / FSimUK website.
FSimUK says over 50 exhibitors and groups are expected at the show, covering aircraft development, scenery, simulator hardware, online flying, utilities, and other areas.
Photo: Aerospace Bristol
How to get there:
To get to the event, you can park your car at Parkway North Park & Ride, as parking at the museum will be limited.
Two 40-seat minibuses will operate between Aerospace Bristol and FSimUK 2026’s four partner hotels, on both Saturday and Sunday. Seats on board are first-come, first-serve.
The red route will connect Holiday Inn Bristol and the Filton and Village Hotel to the museum, and the other route, the blue route, will connect Mollie’s Motel and the DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol North to the event.
See more travel information on the FSimUK website.
FSimUK also offers a guide on which trains to take, from which airports, and what other types of transport can get you to the event area across the…
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