Aircraft

A forum thread, a Canadian pilot, a flight instructor, and dozens of community contributors later, a classic steam-gauge freeware Skyhawk is here.

A short but sleek video shows that FSReborn's ambitious project is moving closer, and there's more going on in those 45 seconds than first appears.

A $30 listing from an unknown developer is being pulled apart by simmers for AI-generated screenshots, repurposed 747 assets, and seemingly fake reviews.

Echo Simulations is making its debut with the Falco F8L, a wooden sport aircraft originally drawn by Stelio Frati in 1955, coming exclusively to the in-sim Marketplace.

Dev update #5 confirms a Q2 target is still alive, and reveals weather radar, ground handling features, and a completed cabin interior.

The Fokker F.VII shipped on May 5 as promised. The ATR, An-2, Latécoère, and S.55 didn't, and there's still no new date.

The latest update addresses systems issues while highlighting how much the L-1011 has evolved since its March launch.

Local Legend 02 is available at no cost until May 12, tying the trimotor's Australian legacy to the biggest world update the sim has seen.

Developed by iniBuilds and priced at $14.99, the Boomerang brings one of World War II's more unusual production stories into the sim alongside World Update 21.

The Pro Line 21 Advanced is now back in focus, with first cockpit screenshots showing the Collins glass suite taking shape inside the sim.

The developer promises a fully walkable Flying Fortress, with every crew station modeled from nose to tail.

A real-world aerospace engineer and aircraft owner guided the build, and a new TrueSim maintenance system is making its debut alongside it.

The developer has shared a detailed look at what's being refined before release, from vertical navigation logic to braking physics and custom airline cabins.

The cinematic reveal has its promising moments, but also some rough edges that show it's still a good distance from the finish line.

From free schedule-based tools to AI-powered ATC with built-in injection, the alternatives are better than you might think.

Six months after the Q100, two more variants are now available.

Three airliner updates tackle the memory and performance issues that have made complex payware aircraft unreliable in demanding MSFS 2024 scenarios.

All major aircraft systems are now in testing and a release date announcement is expected to follow the final beta phase.