Cessna Citation X by FlightFX: Lifetime Exclusive Debuts in Microsoft Flight Simulator Marketplace

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Wow, so the Cessna Citation X. Ever heard of it? If you’re into shiny, fast things soaring across the sky, this one’s kinda like the Ferrari of the skies. Or maybe the Lamborghini? Not sure — both are loud and fast. Anyway, Cessna, which is this big American company, made it. They’ve been doing this jet thing for ages. Started off back in the late ’60s with something called the Citation I. No idea why I remember that.

In the ’80s, they got to thinking: “Hey, why not make something super fast?” Enter the Citation X. Not just fast, but the fastest. It was like a secret revealed in 1990. Zooming at Mach 0.92 — which sounds like a million miles an hour — almost. Engineers made it sleek like a dolphin or something, with wings that swept back like they wanted to touch its own tail. I think dolphins are sleek too? Maybe. Who knows.

Then there’s this not-so-little thing: its first flight. December 21, 1993. It’s like, right before Christmas! Funny timing, but there it was, cruising the skies. By 1996, it was official — ruling the skies, the king of speed.

But that’s not all — this isn’t just some speed demon. It’s like a flying luxury hotel. Rolls-Royce engines, of course, giving you all that thrust. The inside? Plush. Like a fancy living room at 51,000 feet above everything. Imagine sipping coffee up there, looking down at the world.

And if sitting in one isn’t thrilling enough, there’s the virtual version for you pixel pilots. MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024, if that means anything to you — it’s in there. Feel the virtual wind rush by. Just remember it’s not real, though it feels kinda close. Wonder if I’m rambling? Probably.

Oh, and did I mention all those switches and knobs? Features like autopilot and this techy stuff called FADEC. I’ve seen pilots pushing buttons like they’re playing an arcade game. Feels nostalgic but also high-tech. Like, choose your own adventure but in the skies.

Speaking of high-tech — there’s this Electronic Flight Bag thing, fancy maps, noise reduction, all sound very Matrix-y but in a good way. They offer this dance of pixels reflecting reality or some such. It’s like having a personal assistant, but digital, granting small aviation wishes from a screen.

And, geez, the sounds. Custom everything. You feel like you’re in a concert if that concert is engines roaring and chimes. Perfect for those who won’t just settle for visuals.

Alright, before I get sidetracked — again — if you’re curious, dive into their Discord. It’s like a club for enthusiasts who speak aviation as their first language. Hopping around the virtual landscapes sounds like a thing to do, right? Who would’ve thought back in 1969 where we’d end up today, chasing realism in the clouds, pixel by pixel.

Rock on, sky wanderers.