MSFS 2024 news and updates

Fresh reports claim the simulator could be cleared for takeoff on Sony’s console as early as November 2025.

The world’s most-produced aircraft arrives in MSFS in its earliest form.

FSS showcases the latest systems upgrades coming to its 727 retrofit, from TCAS to a new autopilot suite.

A new AI co-pilot feature that reads, responds, and even flips switches, bringing dynamic checklist management to MSFS.

Version 1.2 brings walk-around interactivity, new system failures, and full support for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.

Carenado sets its sights on the original 172, the aircraft that launched a global aviation icon.

Following the Lancaster, the developer now turns its attention to the iconic twin-engined Mitchell.

A new video reveals the iconic aircraft’s detailed exterior and authentic audio recordings.

This new mod enables aerial firefighting in free flight mode for MSFS 2024.

SLHSimDesign’s new Saint Barths scenery replaces the default handcrafted airport with expanded detail, animation, and island life.

The sound pack expands the default Cessna 172 in MSFS with a wide range of real-world cabin, engine, and environmental effects.

Parallel 42 begins putting its popular utility through the paces in the new sim.

FlightSim Studio’s Super27 adds real-world retrofits like upgraded JT8D engines, TCAS, and a Collins EFIS suite to the classic Boeing 727.

Xtreme Prototypes marks its MSFS debut with a high-fidelity take on the legendary Learjet 25.

A licensed crossover brings dinosaurs, hidden islands, and cinematic missions into Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.

SU4 introduces hundreds of new fixes and optimizations to make the simulator more stable and reliable.

Miltech’s latest update sets the stage for a new Black Hawk and the imminent arrival of a Vietnam-era icon.

The new update adds MSFS 2024 compatibility, walk-around features, and even tracks passenger ear pops.