Precision Manuals Development Group (PMDG) has released the PMDG 737‑600 add‑on for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The product includes 23 freely downloadable liveries via the PMDG Operations Center 3.0. Additionally, PMDG announced a scheduled exterior model update for the 737‑600, along with the 737‑800 and 737‑900 variants, expected in late February to early March.
Product Information
The PMDG 737‑600 add‑on offers simulation of aircraft systems, cockpit displays, flight control systems, and failure modeling consistent with PMDG’s other products. Design elements include upgraded tablet displays with integrated chart and flight planning capabilities, compatibility with external planning tools, and seamless sound environments.
About the Boeing 737‑600
The Boeing 737‑600 is a member of the Next‑Generation 737 family, developed by The Boeing Company as a successor to the 737‑500. It is the smallest model in the Next‑Generation series. The prototype made its first flight on 22 January 1998. It received certification for service and entered commercial operation later in 1998. Production of the type ended in 2006, with a total of 69 aircraft built. Typical passenger seating ranges from 108 to 132, depending on configuration. Two CFM56‑7 series turbofan engines provide power.
The launch customer for the 737‑600 was Scandinavian Airlines System, which took delivery of the first aircraft and placed the initial launch order in 1995. Other operators have included Air Algérie, Air China (inherited from China Southwest Airlines), Tunisair, Malév Hungarian Airlines, and various charter carriers. As of recent years, a limited number of 737‑600 aircraft remain in service, primarily with carriers such as Air Algérie and aircraft lessors.
The add-on is available for purchase through the PMDG Store and the in-sim Marketplace for USD 34.99, taxes included. Customers who previously bought the 737-600 package for MSFS 2020 can receive a 60% discount in both stores if they sign in using the same account used for the original purchase.
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