Microsoft Flight Simulator
MSFS (Microsoft Flight Simulator) is a flight simulation software developed by Microsoft. It offers a highly realistic virtual environment and allows users to experience the thrill of flying different types of aircrafts.
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CSS 737-500 First Impressions: A Subscription for Your (Broken) Plane
7.6.2025 – CSS, or Commercial Simulation Systems, has released its first aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, the Boeing 737-500. From the “unique sales model” featuring options for monthly, annual, and lifetime licenses, to the harshly criticized pre-release trailer and nearly two-week-long delay, this release has undoubtedly been one of the most controversial in recent flight sim…
SimWorks Studios Announces PC-12 Updates and Airvan Progress
6.6.2025 – SimWorks Studios has shared a development update for their Pilatus PC-12 line, detailing upcoming enhancements for Microsoft Flight Simulator, announced via Discord in early June 2025. Pilatus PC-12 Update Following a recent showcase of their GA-8 Airvan on the Twotonemurphy stream, the team has provided an update on the development of the PC-12, addressing key…
Orbx Releases Brisbane v2 for MSFS and XP12
6.6.2025 – The developer Orbx has released a new version of their Brisbane International Airport scenery (YBBN) for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, 2024 and X-Plane 12, bringing significant changes compared to the previous version, making flying to this airport even more immersive. As described by Orbx, this scenery includes major functional and visual enhancements, including an updated…
FSLabs Releases A321 Update, Compatibility with MSFS2024
6.6.2025 – Developer FSLabs announced a major update to their Airbus A321 product today on their website. Included in the update are important system fixes and sound upgrades, but perhaps most important to a handful of users, compatibility with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 has been introduced. FSLabs says that the update, version 11.0.1.302, is built to support…
