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iniBuilds A350 set for release next week – new trailer, feature comparison, and more!

iniBuilds has ramped up anticipation with a second official trailer and a detailed feature comparison chart outlining the differences between the MSFS 2024 and 2020 versions.
by Vasco Ferreira

The long-awaited iniBuilds Airbus A350 for Microsoft Flight Simulator is almost here. With the release now just days away (next week, but with no exact day confirmed yet), iniBuilds has ramped up anticipation with a second official trailer and a detailed feature comparison chart outlining the differences between the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and 2020 versions, as well as variations between purchases made through the iniBuilds Store and the MSFS Marketplace.

New trailer before landing

First, the latest eye candy directly from the cinematic artists at iniBuilds. A stunning second trailer showcasing the A350 in action is now out, further building excitement for what is set to be one of the most significant airliner releases for MSFS. The trailer highlights the aircraft’s sleek design, real-world liveries, cabin, and flight deck.

Feature comparison: MSFS 2024 vs. MSFS 2020

Alongside the new trailer, iniBuilds has also released a comprehensive feature comparison table, breaking down what users can expect depending on which simulator version they are using and where they purchase the aircraft.

Notable differences between the versions:

  • Full interior model: Available only in MSFS 2024 (iniBuilds Store & Marketplace PC/Xbox). The MSFS 2020 version will have a simplified interior model without cabin or crew rest areas.
  • Per-livery configuration: Fully supported in MSFS 2024 across all purchase options. In MSFS 2020, this feature is not available.
  • Weathering system: Both versions will feature wear and tear, but only MSFS 2024 will support dynamic weathering.
inibuilds a350 msfs 2020 vs msfs 2024

FAQs clarify more details

To further address community questions, iniBuilds has also released detailed FAQs for both the MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020 versions. These cover key topics such as system depth and functionality, the inclusion of failures like bird strikes and cabin decompression, guidance on setting up features like Brake to Vacate and Airport Navigation Function (ANF), as well as compatibility details for hardware controls.

For further details, you can check out the official FAQ pages for MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024.

The iniBuilds A350 has been one of the most highly anticipated airliner releases for Microsoft Flight Simulator. With its deep system simulation, high-fidelity modeling, and extensive feature set, it represents a major milestone in MSFS airliner development. Given the scale of the project and iniBuilds’ growing reputation for delivering high-quality aircraft, expectations are very high!

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The iniBuilds A350 will be released in the final week of this month, priced at £59.99 (excluding taxes). It will include both the A350-900 and A350-1000 variants, with a free update adding the A350-900 ULR later in the year. The aircraft will be available for purchase via the iniBuilds Store and the MSFS Marketplace for both PC and Xbox users.

With release now just around the corner, simmers won’t have to wait much longer to get their hands on the next-generation Airbus airliner in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Keep an eye out for launch details next week!

Vasco Ferreira

Vasco is the founder of MSFS Addons and a flight simmer since the FSX era. Covering add-on analysis and industry news for the Microsoft Flight Simulator community.

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