Aircraft

A new airframe for MSFS 2024, but familiar limitations remain under the surface with reused default avionics.

Now available in the SU2 beta, the E-Jets work in MSFS 2024, but only if you own the MSFS 2020 version.

A classic four-seat GA aircraft with a powerful engine, analog cockpit, and solid cross-country performance.

The 777-200ER is set to launch soon as PMDG finalizes rollout plans and begins shifting its entire focus to MSFS 2024.

AzurPoly expands its lineup with another officially licensed Dassault aircraft.

Expanded systems, custom avionics, and a polished visual model bring the Citation X closer to release for both MSFS 2020 and 2024.

Built natively for MSFS 2024, the updated SF.260 adds walkarounds, persistent wear, and a refined flight model.

A highly detailed ultralight built for both simmers and real-world pilots.

Version 1.0.1 brings full MSFS 2024 support for the T-7A Red Hawk on PC, now available in the in-sim Marketplace.

LivToAir confirms Marketplace release details for its custom-built business jet, featuring a G3000 suite and a fully interactive cabin interior.

A look at FlightFX’s continued development efforts as they expand their business and regional jet portfolio in Microsoft Flight Simulator.

A look at the upcoming visual and cockpit upgrades for Headwind’s freeware SU95X, a unique regional jet for MSFS.

A sleek Italian-designed trainer lands in MSFS with modern avionics, sharp visuals, and a feature-rich package from Flying Fries.

Sky Simulations rolls out a wide-ranging update for its DC-9 in MSFS, addressing key issues and adding new liveries and effects.

The updated sound set supports both the original CRJ release and the new V2, covering all four variants: CRJ 550, 700, 900, and 1000.

Version 2 of the CRJ for MSFS is now available, featuring over 240 documented changes.

Miltech shares new details about the MH-60’s systems, navigation, and development progress in the second entry of their ongoing dev blog series.

Dozens of updates improve the A350’s handling, performance, and systems—plus one of the most useful features yet.