I was originaly just going to get the Phoenixsimulator, but I run mac, and was wondering if this sim is any good,<span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: arial, helvetica, verdana, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; ">AeroFly Pro Deluxe

I will be using a DX7

I know Phoenix says you can use it on a Mac, but that is Via a virtual machine, which sucks. I have an old PC I may fire up just for the sim, but would like the ability to run it on a mac.

Are there any other sims that are good, and work on Mac.<br type="_moz" />
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I am looking for a sim that runs on a Mac as well. Thanks for the link. I run Real Flight on an older PC now, but would like to use my Mac as well.
Thanks.

Both of you should look here - http://www.phoenix-sim.com/support.htm


scroll down about one third and you'll see this


Can I use Phoenix on my Apple Macintosh® computer?

Yes, if you have an Intel-based Apple Mac* machine then Phoenix will function extremely well under Windows XP, Vista or Winsows 7 running on one of the following systems:

- Bootcamp (recommended)
- Parallels (latest version)
- VMWare Fusion (latest version)

* If you are unsure whether your Mac is Intel-based, you can find out here.

Personally I don't use a MAC (yuck) but there are many people discussing running under bootcamp on various other forums with excellent results.

Bootcamp is a bit of a pain, and both Parallels and VMWare are a virtual machine and slow the computer down ALLOT.<div>
</div><div>I think I am just going to use my old PC and get pheonix.  I was really hoping some one knew something about AeroFly.</div>

After several PC's I moved up into the better world of MAC. However, I too wondered about running Phoenix. I local MAC guru install Windows for me so now I can switch back and forth between MAC and windows. Phoenix is fantastic and worth the trouble to be able to use it. However, that is all I use Windows for, as using the MAC in some much better for all else.

I think that is the way I will go.  It was what I had decided, but then I saw the add for AeroFly.  At the moment I am installing Windows XP with Bootcamp so I can boot in windows and run Pheonix, probably the same as you did.