Aircraft

Digital engine instruments are here to stay, an Avidyne stack joins the two GTN packages, and the developer is still holding back one last surprise.

A research jet built to beat Mach 2 that never got there, yet helped make Concorde possible.

A new website and FAQ narrows the launch window and confirms which variants come first.

Ten days and a stream of daily experimental builds later, v1.0.2 fixes uncommanded engine shutdowns, VNAV descent capture, and dozens of smaller issues reported since launch.

The four-day promo takes 20% off the ToLiss-powered widebody and the CRJ V2, and it wraps up on Monday, July 6th.

New exterior renders and a systems startup video in MSFS 2024 arrive in the same fortnight as two rival Dash 8 announcements.

The distinctive 1970s trainer arrives with a G1000 panel.

The classic 100, 200 and 300 variants headline a packed roadmap through the end of 2026 that also includes the Kodiak 900, an amphibian Kodiak 100, and the PC-12 family's move to MSFS 2024.

Version 1.0.8 rebuilds the INS around true great-circle navigation, the store launch brings 15% off for one week, and iniBuilds has revealed plans for air-to-air refuelling, freighter and medevac variants.

The nine-variant package spans civilian VIP work to U.S. Coast Guard search and rescue, and at 54.99 euros it sits firmly at the premium end of the sim's rotorcraft lineup.

It's the studio's attempt at deep systems simulation on a general aviation airframe.

First look at the -300SF and -400SF, including a base livery pack and a $10 add-on path for passenger owners.

Digital Aeronautics has brought its "study-level" helicopter to the newer sim as a single early access product, with a pay-once model that hands every future update to buyers for free.

The open-source superjumbo gets a ground-up 2024 rebuild with a strong focus on performance.

Two fresh exterior previews and two from the flight deck, though iniBuilds is still holding back on a release date.

The latest MSFS 2024 previews move past the exterior, with worn steam gauges, a utilitarian cabin, and a spread of civilian and military liveries.

The Flight Simulator team will stop selling the developer's add-ons in both MSFS 2020 and 2024, after months of complaints about misleading images and ratings that didn't add up.

Just Flight covers one F70 and four F100 variants for MSFS 2020 and 2024.