Scenery

The developer shares fresh details on the "mega-hub" project, including a free city overhaul and future terminal updates.

The Attic Flyer Studio brings a technical valley approach and explorable environment to the Klamath Mountains.

The studio is shifting focus back to its own product line with a new rendition of LGKR and a long-awaited update to LOWW.

This ambitious freeware project clears the countryside of artificial lighting, solving a long-standing complaint in MSFS.

Designed to sit alongside their airport rendition, this new scenery adds over 40 custom buildings and a drivable helipad to the capital of the West.

From Silicon Valley to San Diego, this free update brings high-fidelity photogrammetry to 18 major urban regions across California.

It’s a 9,000km haul from Orly, but technically you never leave France.

This new scenery package adds more than 100 custom buildings, exposes tidal mudflats, and adds functional helipads to the City of Sails.

Rough edges smoothed out: v3.1 addresses the anomalies plaguing the recent MSFS 2024 overhaul.

After years helping with the simulator's backbone, the "first-party" partner returns to its own roadmap - and they’ve picked a fight with a heavyweight.

The update brings the scenery up to 2025 standards with a $5.99 upgrade path for existing owners.

The third installment in the series leaves the busy hub of Lukla behind and focuses on high-altitude helicopter operations and the Khumbu Icefall.

A cinematic overhaul for bush pilots who need more than just satellite imagery.

Exploring the breakthroughs and benchmarks of an unforgettable year for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

A new weather utility built on historical climate patterns and seasonal logic.

This new MSFS 2024 add-on recreates 21 prehistoric sites across North Somerset using archaeological data and historical research.

The company highlights progress across aircraft, scenery and tools as it prepares for a busy 2026.

The airport developer has introduced a new vehicle library that replaces default European traffic across MSFS.