Creating immersive
aviation content every week.
Flight Streamer is a Canadian private pilot and aviation content creator who blends real-world flying with high-fidelity flight simulation and immersive livestreams. He flies a Diamond DA40 in real life and has been using flight simulators since 1997, inspired by his father - a former Air Defence MiG squadron commander and fighter pilot in the Soviet Union. That legacy continues today through his mission: to share the wonder, challenge, and depth of aviation with others.
Although not a full-time creator, Flight Streamer has built a significant presence across platforms by focusing on realism, community, and passion. His content features gate-to-gate flights in complex aircraft like the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 Max 8, flown under real-world procedures with fully staffed ATC on VATSIM, realistic weather, Navigraph charts, and immersive cockpit setups. He is known for live flying streams, cinematic short-form videos, and educational content that helps viewers get started in both sim and real aviation.
His home cockpit setup is a blend of modular and professional-grade gear, including hardware from Winwing, Moza Racing, Cockpit Simulator, VirtualFly, and Skalarki. He creates hands-on reviews, unboxings, and tutorials - showcasing throttle quadrants, sidesticks, overhead panels, motion rigs, VR headsets, and integrated control systems, often weeks before public release.
As an official Media Partner for global events like FlightSimExpo, FSWeekend, and SimGaming Expo, he works closely with leading developers and manufacturers, offering early access, community coverage, and deep-dive reviews for serious flight simmers and newcomers alike.
Live Flights
Weekly flights with full procedures, cockpit callouts, and cinematic camera work.
Clear Comms
Audio chains tuned for realism, ATC readability, and a clean viewer mix.
Workflow Guides
Checklists, cockpit flows, and sim tips that keep flights smooth and professional.
Gear Reviews
Hands-on reviews of yokes, throttles, headsets, and capture hardware.