Prepar3D
Prepar3D is a simulation platform developed by Lockheed Martin, offering immersive flight experiences for both professional and entertainment purposes.
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Majestic Software Announces Visual Extension Pack for Q400
17.7.2021 – Majestic Software has yesterday taken to their forums to officially announce and preview the upcoming Visual Extension Pack for the Q400 addon for Prepar3D. As the product name may suggest, the pack will generally improve the visual side of the aircraft. While still cranking code on the TRAINING Edition, we have been developing a “Visual…
Aerosoft Announces Aerosoft One Client
17.7.2021 – Aerosoft has today announced their new application called Aerosoft One. Mathijs Kok has in his announcement stated this will change the way Aerosoft customers install and update their products. With this, Aerosoft is following the steps of many big developers, such as Orbx with their Orbx Central, SAM with their SAM Suite or even FlyByWire.…
Cross-Community Panel Discussion Announced to Happen on July 24th
16.7.2021 – As part of FlyJuly, a big month-long event organized by Orbx for all simmers to celebrate and enjoy flight simulation, developers and content creators are proud to present Cross-Community Panel Discussion. The event will be hosted by Flight Simulation Association, moderated by FSElite, and broadcasted across multiple channels. The main purpose of the cross-community panel…
Flightbeam Studios Releases Auckland for P3D
12.7.2021 – Flightbeam Studios, a well-known developer responsible for a wide variety of Prepar3D sceneries, such as San Francisco, Denver or Quito, has released their rendition of Auckland for Prepar3D. The release has been announced through their Facebook page. Auckland International Airport (NZAA) is the largest and busiest airport in New Zealand. It is located 21 kilometres…
Captain Sim Releases 737-500 Expansion for P3D
7.7.2021 – Captain Sim has released an expansion pack consisting of 737-500 for their 737 Classic rendition for Prepar3D. The 737-500 is the shortest of the 737 Classic series. It was launched in 1987 and it was mainly used by Southwest Airlines. The last 737-500 were built in 2000. According to the developer, the 737-500 shares the…
