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14.10.2026
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Fenix Simulations Quietly Updates on A32Xneo for MSFS

Fenix Simulations updated its status page: testing continues on the next A32X update while most of the team returns to work on the A32Xneo.

Fenix Simulations has updated the product status page on their website, giving a short progress report on its A32X line. The change appears to have been made without any public announcement, and the page shows a last-updated stamp of 11 October 2026, 15:37. The developer has otherwise been quiet for some time, so the update is a rare sign of where the team’s attention is at the moment.

For both the A320 Base Pack and the A319/A321 Expansion Pack, the entry reads that testing “progresses well” on the next major update. According to Fenix, this update will bring significant improvements and fixes to the entire A32X product line.

The A32Xneo entry is the most telling. Fenix says development is going well, and that the majority of the team has switched back from working on the upcoming CEO update to refocus on the NEO. That implies the CEO update has progressed far enough for most of the developers to move on, though the page does not say so directly.

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The page gives no release date for either the CEO update or the A32Xneo, no list of specific changes and no price of the NEO package. Until Fenix makes a fuller announcement, these short status lines are the only official information available.

The status page is available on the Fenix Simulations website. We will report further news from the developer as it appears. The last time we’ve heard from Fenix Simulations on this topic was November of 2025, and you can read about the NEO expansion in our article from then here.

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