Microsoft Flight Simulator

31.1.2026 – Parallel 42 has just released two updates for its Typical Weather add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, introducing behaviour refinements and addressing a critical initialisation issue affecting some users. The updates are available now via the developer’s website, with PC and Xbox Marketplace versions currently awaiting approval. Refined Transitions and Interaction Changes Version 2026.4.1.23 introduces…

31.1.2026 – Developed by FlightControlTools (Fabio Merlo), FlightControlSpotter is a camera add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator that turns the sim into a comprehensive plane-spotting and observation platform. Version 1.1 introduces automatic Point of Interest (POI) management, key camera fixes, and official Marketplace support for Xbox Series X|S users. With expanded camera options and enhanced landmark detection, the…

30.1.2026 – A new scenery published by Orbx for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024 is now available. Independent developer for Orbx, Massimiliano Addante, is responsible for this rendition of an icon in America’s urban airports. Detroit Coleman A. Young Airport, once the most important in the city, comes to MSFS with a focus on visual fidelity…

30.1.2026 – The developer iniBuilds has officially released the scenery of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The release has occurred just now, and has been announced through the developer’s Discord server. The iniBuilds team is selling this scenery as one of the products in their Premium line-up, promising high-quality features across the whole scenery.…

29.1.2026 – Trespass VR has released the NASA X-59A QueSST for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, bringing the supersonic demonstrator into the simulator. The X-59A is a one-of-a-kind aircraft with technology allowing it to fly faster than the speed of sound without loud sonic booms. About the NASA X-59A QueSST Manufactured by Lockheed Martin for NASA,…