FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUGUST 26, 1992
CONTACT MALLARD SOFTWARE
(214) 436-0044

MALLARD SOFTWARE TO PUBLISH 
ADVENTURES AND AUDIO DIRECTED FLIGHT PLANS
FOR MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR

Mallard Software, Inc. via a publishing contract with Simutech, of
Tampa, Florida will market three pre-designed scenario packages to run
with Microsoft's Flight Simulator and Mallard's Aircraft and Adventure
Factory.  These scenerios will allow Microsoft Flight Simulator users to
enjoy such multimedia features as digitized audio Air Traffic Control
(ATC) language and interaction within their Flight Simulator flights.

Rescue Air 911 will turn Flight Simulator into a real-life adventure.
Through life and death emergency assignments in and around Simville,
U.S.A, you will put your flying and strategic planning skills to the
ultimate test.  Dramatic rescue flights will take you through day and
night flying adventures that include flying through mountain passes and
landing on city streets.

Digitized audio Air Traffic Control directs you through eight
different rescues from fires to floods to auto accidents under adverse
conditions which include inclement weather and instrument flying.

In addition to Rescue Air 911,  Mallard will release real-life ATC
audio directed flight plans in Flight 685 and Flight 701 which include
one VFR and one IFR flight plan each.   In Flight 685 you will fly an
actual route from Chicago's Meigs Field to Kankakee, Illinois under
Visual Flight Rules and an Instrument Flight Rule plan from Stockton to
Livermore, California.    Flight 701 will take you from Oakland to
Concord, Califonia under Visual Flight Rules and from Buchanan to Los
Angeles, California under Instrument Flight Rules.

"These studio created audio flight plans provide the most realistic
flying you will ever experience," boasts Steve Greene, President of
Mallard.  "They will revolutionize Flight Simulator flying by turning
the worlds most popular flight simulator into entertaining interactive
adventures that you both hear and see.  A true multimedia experience.

"Rescue Air 911, Flight 685 and Flight 701 all require Mallard's
Aircraft and Adventure Factory as well as Microsoft's Flight Simulator.
Mallard has announced a release date for all three of November 1, 1992.
Each will have a suggested retail of $24.95.

Mallard Software, Inc. is located in Lewisville, Texas and currently
publishes a complete line of Microsoft Flight Simulator upgrade and
add-on software.