Updates

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.

The free update covers Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, with the Twin Cities getting the hometown treatment.

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

The updated Bandeirante is now available on the Marketplace for PC and Xbox, though third-party store buyers will need to wait a little longer.

A new multi-jetway system will let several boarding bridges connect to a single aircraft at once, with KORD and Dubai V2 leading the rollout.

The third update since launch brings the four-engine widebody fully into the MSFS 2024 ecosystem, along with a configurable turbulence model and taxicam restoration.

Supporters can now fly alongside real flights, powered by Navigraph's Flightradar24 integration, while schedule-based traffic stays free for everyone.

World Update 22 covers more than thirty parks and monuments.

This week's PMDG update covers incoming fixes for the 737 and 777 fleets, a DC-6 crash investigation, and a hint that the 747 development is picking up pace.

The long-awaited expansion of the 737 Classic family arrives with a major update, VNAV improvements, and dozens of fixes across the board.

The developer confirms a mid-June Marketplace launch for the rebuilt Bandeirante, with upgrade pricing for existing owners.

After teasing a mystery audio partner, CSS names Immersive Audio and confirms the Classic family is nearly complete.

The multiplayer career add-on for MSFS has grown considerably since launching in 2025.

After weeks of waiting, the ATR, An-2, Latécoère 631 and Savoia-Marchetti S.55 go native in MSFS 2024, and Standard Edition owners also get a discount on dozens of Microsoft aircraft.

The legendary Lockheed L-1049 returns with a native MSFS 2024 build and a free trial!

The one-time-purchase ATC tool is 80% done integrating Navigraph's new Flightradar24 data, with schedule-based traffic staying free for all users.

The beloved Golden Age piston classic is now available on both sim platforms, with PMDG focusing on stability and compatibility rather than new features.

After weeks without a real-world traffic solution, FSLTL users now get officially licensed FR24 data through a new Navigraph API platform open to other developers too.