Updates

The studio's October roadmap also moves the Su-57 into texturing, as the F-22 heads for its next big update.

The passenger add-on from ACE Solutions also makes high quality voices standard for every user and fixes a flight completion issue with the Fenix A320 v3.

The new EFB app debuts at Miami International, which also gets its first performance update just nine days after launch.

A promised interim update with lots of improvements while we all wait for the free V2 overhaul of the A350.

Version 1.9.21.0 also makes time trials playable in the National Championship Air Races and cleans up several launch-week issues in the racing mode.

The updates are small, but they bring better EFB support to the Tornado and some long-awaited visual touches to the Tomcat.

Update 1.2.0 adds a free, PC-only imaging extension with TV and infrared modes and target tracking, plus a new app for managing the Rafale's optional extras.

A short changelog this time, but it sorts out the captain’s VSD ranges and the en route map tiles that weren’t rendering in the EFB.

The update is now available on the experimental channel, addressing the autopilot and improving the interior.

Before you update, Fenix wants you to know three things: mods will likely break, MSFS 2024's SU7 drag model comes with an asterisk, and navdata now works differently.

Five years after the original, LimeSim's polar outpost returns with new terrain techniques, an updated station and thousands of icebergs to dodge on approach.

The freeware team shares a rare progress report on the A339, A338 and SSJ100, with a clear focus on MSFS 2024 and a Superjet with its own systems.

A hotfix to mitigate a few crashes and fix weather requests on the EFB and AOC.

After a summer spent almost entirely inside the 747 hangar, PMDG explains why 737 and 777 updates slowed, how the long PS5 approval process went, and when the first 747 reveals arrive.

Are you a Phenom 300E pilot flying with the auto-throttle, or do you know one? FS Reborn wants a word...

After a paid beta that started earlier this month, the Beechcraft retractable is now on sale.

Some important fixes and improvements, but the highlight is the SU7 compatibility update with the Pro Line 21 avionics.

Nearly three years after the original, SWS confirms the date for its rebuilt Pilatus turboprop, with Career missions, GNSv2 flight plan loading and a 50% upgrade discount for existing owners.