GeoFS Blog: 2026

water reflection， the fresh data set for maps and buildings， the exhibit floor opened on Friday evening for a couple of hours). Visitors could discover first hand， it was time to try and fit everything back into the suitcases... ...and， go on a pilgrimage to one of the most iconic skylines in the history of flight simulation: ... then just drive back to MSP for an uneventful journey back home. ， it runs on the Pi 5) and it appeared to perform smoothly over the course of the three days of the event (this year， and the full scale A350 carboard cockpit just to be able to say that I flew it from Europe in my ckecked-in luggage! GeoFS version 4.0 Beta was running on all three stations (yes， the Raspberry Pi "gaming rig" setup up with a Honeycomb Echo controller and all the RGB lights I could fit in and around it，。

extra sound effects and the addition of the Cessna 152 and DC-10. On sunday， As I just recovered from Jetlag and one of the bumpiest arrival I have ever experienced landing at MSP， I brought the A350 cardboard cockpit packed up in my suitcase all the way across the pond! The poor thing was a bit worn out after the Dutch weekend but， it could still stand for an extra three days in Saint Paul. Reception was very favorable and the QR code link to thebuilding instructions was flashed quite a few times. I am curious to see if and how many people will manage to get through it. If you ever do。

being no too far from Illinois。

the new aircraft shading and night lighting， and among other updates， but you never know. The booth this year was composed of the traditional rear-projection screen as a desktop setup with joystick， with the help of the lot of kraft tape， and I was very tempted to go for the recycling bin， I would love to hear about it! NB: I just added some assembly pictures to the instruction page A lot of curious pilots tried their hands on the fragile contraption and the whole thing was deemed fun and fresh by most. Not sure it will be able to travel much more though， here is a quick recap of GeoFS trip to Minnesota to attend FSExpo 2026. After a successful first at the 2026 FSWeekend in the Netherlands last March。