Aircraft

The experimental was due this quarter, but A2A says repeated trips back to the actual plane keep turning up small behaviors the team wants in the simulation.

Watch the trailer for first Falcon to reach Microsoft Flight Simulator!

The classic taildragger now carries a $24.99 pre-release listing and a new trailer, with the studio pointing to final checks before its last 2020 aircraft arrives.

The Vortex SC, first announced as the Extra 330SC, releases July 16 on Orbx.

The product walkthrough is the last major pre-release video after the sound showcase, running through everything from a custom engine model to a feature-packed EFB.

Carenado has shared only a teaser and a handful of screenshots so far, but the rugged STOL utility twin looks set to fill one of the sim's longer-standing gaps.

A week after iniBuilds finally revealed its long-running A380, LatinVFR has appeared with an Airbus A380-800 of its own for MSFS 2024.

This full-length audio overview should be one of the last pieces before the F70 and F100 reach the runway.

After years of development, the team says core work is largely done, with attention now on hunting the last bugs.

The U-2 got its first public showing, a wear-and-tear system called MilTech Experience made its debut, and a rain-soaked teaser pointed to a PAL Aerospace maritime patrol DHC-8.

The studio's FSExpo presentation also covered a P2012 v2 in beta, the E-Jets closing in on 1.0.0, and a native MSFS 2024 build of the 727 with the ADV variant.

Hydraulic pages, three distinct EFBs, a checklist system running to 3,366 checkpoints, and a look at the development tools behind the aircraft.

A year on from its first show floor appearance at FSExpo, iniBuilds and Synaptic have put their long-running regional jet back in front of the public.

Working Title and iniBuilds are taking over Famous Flyer 10 as part of AAU5, with a CIVA INS, a virtual flight engineer, and navigation instruments other developers will be able to use.

Jörg Neumann and the MSFS team shipped the Piper M600 and City Update 15 mid-presentation, confirmed bush trips for MSFS 2024, and admitted a few past mistakes along the way.

Three weeks after the Phenom 300E, Raul Morales delivers his second aircraft of 2026, this time as part of Microsoft's first-party lineup, priced at $24.99 on the Marketplace.

Seven years after the original announcement, the superjumbo gets its first trailer, a deep dive into systems and cabin work, and a cheeky teaser for whatever comes next.

The free update reworks nearly every part of the aircraft, but CPDLC misses the cut and the MSFS 2024 build stays experimental.