Prepar3D

6.7.2023 – The team behind the renowned FSLabs Airbus A320-X series and currently under-development Concorde for Prepar3Dv5 confirmed that they are shifting their focus entirely to MSFS for the foreseeable future. While this may come as a surprise, considering the recent release of Prepar3Dv6, it follows the trend of developers abandoning the Prepar3D ship. FSLabs is joining…

5.7.2023 – Prepar3D v6 is now available. The new version of the previously market-leading platform was released on schedule on July 4th as Lockheed Martin announced at FSExpo 2023. Whilst Prepar3D v6 does not use Unreal Engine as was speculated a while ago, it does use some of its components and comes with a number of improvements…

1.7.2023 – The team at Prepar3D took to their webpage to reveal pricing and licence details regarding their upcoming Prepar3D v6 flight-simulation platform. Licence Details The developer began by outlining the different versions available for Prepar3D v6 and the differences. Firstly, unlike older versions, P3D v6 will not feature an ‘Academic’ licence. Instead, the ‘Academic’ licence is…

27.6.2023 – Prompted by questions about compatibility, iFly — the developers behind one of the most sophisticated and detailed B737s for Prepar3D v5, announces that their 737 NG and MAX products will not be compatible with the new Prepar3D v6. While Prepar3D v6 promises to be more realistic than any previous version, such a significant improvement comes…

24.6.2023 – The Prepar3D presentation at the Flight Sim Expo revealed that Prepar3D V6 will release this July! The wait for Prepar3D V6 is almost over. What was intended to be a Q&A session became an announcement presentation for Lockheed Martin’s newest flight simulation product. Many new features and quality-of-life changes are coming with this new release.…