Microsoft Flight Simulator

30.3.2026 – Vector Studio, a new developer on the flight simulation market, has recently announced its “Project Griffin”, development of the Boeing 787-9 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. During the FSWeekend, developers showcased the progress on the add-on. About The Previews The screenshots display work on the graphical side of the aircraft, including the engine view and…

29.3.2026 – Carenado has announced the release of its B200 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, now available through the in-sim Marketplace. Known as one of the most respected turboprops in aviation, the Beechcraft King Air B200 has built a long-standing reputation for its balance of performance, reliability, and operational flexibility. With this release, Carenado brings the aircraft…

29.3.2026 – Recreating real-world flights in a simulator has traditionally meant juggling multiple tools, relying on external platforms, and often accepting that not everything would match reality. Routes might differ, aircraft assignments could be outdated, and flight numbers wouldn’t always line up with real-world operations. For many simmers, this has simply been part of the experience for…

28.3.2026 – The developer SkySimulations has updated their McDonnell Douglas DC-9 Aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator. This update focuses on some issues in the career mode, weight and balance, the autopilot and many more. The SkySimulations DC-9 is a retro jet engine airliner, available for both Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and MSFS 2024. The developer states that…

27.3.2026 – The first update of the Airbus A340-600 for Microsoft Flight Simulator has been released approximately two weeks after its initial publication. This update provides the A340-600 pilots with some improvements to the sound aspect of the aircraft and some system enhancements. The main role of this update is the improvement of sounds, as the Aerosoft…