When the men from the Air Ministry went to a demonstration flight of the de Havilland D.H.98 prototype in late 1940, they were amazed to see a twin-engined aircraft that could outperform almost all the RAF's front line fighters. It could climb to over 35,000 feet and its top speed was approaching 400mph. What's more, as much of the airframe was made of wood, it didn't rely on large amounts of hard-to-find steel or aluminum. They weren't long in placing an order for what was to become one of Britain's most successful aircraft--the de Havilland Mosquito. It went on to excel as a fighter, bomber and reconnaissance aircraft in almost every theatre of war and didn't go out of service until 1961.

Now you can experience one of the most thrilling machines that ever took to the skies in this fantastic expansion for Flight Simulator 2000/2002 and Combat Flight Simulator 2.