Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024

17.8.2026 – FlyingIron Simulations took to their blog page earlier this week to announce a “V2” rebuild of their rendition of the Supermarine Spitfire for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The dev stated that the product isn’t merely an update or conversion of the current iteration of the Spitfire but rather built from scratch to take advantage of…

16.8.2026 – The Honeycomb Aeronautical Sierra TPM Module has been around for over a year now. As both a flight simmer and a real-world general aviation pilot, I was hooked the moment I first saw it. After almost a year of active usage, will it stand up to my initial expectations? Unlike the Bravo Throttle Quadrant, which…

16.8.2026 – Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 has a wide variety of aircraft available within the simulator, as well as third-party software. Choosing what to fly may be overwhelming, especially when we have a lot of variations of Airbus planes, for example. With Jean’s recent article covering the best vintage airliners, it gave me an idea to cover…

14.8.2026 – FlightSim Studio, the developers of the Embraer E-Jets for Microsoft Flight Simulator, have taken to their blog page to post a new development update on their upcoming rendition of the Tupolev Tu-154M for the platform. The Tu-154M had been shown off at FSExpo in Saint Paul, MN earlier this year, and we now have a…

14.8.2026 – Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 has received another big Sim Update, which is mostly focused on performance and visual stability of the simulator. The beta of this update has been quite short, but many things have been changed in the core of the game that many virtual pilots will surely appreciate. The main thing is official…