Aerosoft
Aerosoft offers a range of add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator and Prepar3D, including aircraft, airports, and utilities.
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Aerosoft Releases First Update for Twin Otter
28.1.2022 – Through a post on their forums, Aerosoft’s Mathijs Kok has announced the release of the first update for their just recently released Twin Otter rendition for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The developers have listened to initial feedback from the community and reworked both internal and external sounds. The autopilot has also received some improvements to avoid…
Aerosoft Airbus Family Development Progress Summary
23.1.2022 – Originally planned to be the first aircraft addon to be released for Microsoft Flight Simulator, it soon became clear that this will not be achieved when CRJ Professional was released and then further followed by Twin Otter release just earlier this week. While it may seem that Aerosoft’s Airbus Family for Microsoft Flight Simulator has…

Aerosoft Releases Twin Otter for MSFS
21.1.2022 – After a successful launch of their first aircraft addon for the platform last year, the CRJ Professional, Aerosoft is back with another significant release. This time bringing their Twotter, officially referred to as Twin Otter, to the platform. As well as with the CRJ, the aircraft was previously released for Prepar3D. This does not however…
Aerosoft Confirms Twin Otter Release Date and Price
3.1.2022 – In a brief post on their forums, Aerosoft’s Mathijs Kok has shared two of the most-anticipated information about their upcoming Twin Otter rendition for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The release date, and the expected price. The release is currently foreseen to happen later this month, on January 19th 2022. Aerosoft can afford to set a much…
David Rosenfeld Releases Ben Gurion Airport Scenery for MSFS
31.12.2021 – It is not very often to see a solo developer release scenery products for flight simulators. Usually, there is always some company or other studio assisting in the development, especially with bigger projects like this is. After releasing his rendition of Ben Gurion Airport (LLBG) for Prepar3D, he of course had to deliver it as…
