LatinVFR

23.1.2023 – The Airbus A319 by LatinVFR (LVFR) was released a couple of months ago for Microsoft Flight Simulator, along with its brother, the A321NEO. If you were to ask just about anyone on a flight sim forum, the LatinVFR A319 has quickly joined the unfortunate torrent of shovelware on the MSFS Marketplace. The frustration from much…

9.7.2022 – A well-known scenery developer LatinVFR, responsible for sceneries such as Santiago de Chile or Buenos Aires, released the Airbus A321neo series aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator. This marks the developer’s entry into the 3rd party aircraft market. The developer announced the release through their Facebook page and other social media. The aircraft is currently available…

24.12.2021 – Well-established scenery developer most known for their Prepar3D sceneries, LatinVFR, has earlier this month released a new scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator. While it is usual for developers to recreate public airports, LatinVFR took a different approach with this project. They have decided to cover a Marine Corps base in San Diego. The Marine Corps…

19.11.2021 – Scenery developer LatinVFR has recently released the latest package of their AREX series. This version being for the Middle East/Africa, and replaces all stock/default ground traffic in the Middle East/Africa region to more realistic depictions for Microsoft Flight Simulator. As stated above, the addon replaces default ground traffic with more realistic, and high quality versions…

20.10.2021 – Scenery developer LatinVFR has recently published two new scenery enhancement products for Microsoft Flight Simulator. One being AREX South America; which replaces default ground vehicles in the South America region inside the sim. The other being a Static Aircraft addon, adding new static aircraft to 41+ airports in the sim. AREX South America as stated…