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Blackbird Simulations Releases Beechcraft T6A ADV for MSFS
22.6.2024 – Blackbird Simulations took to their Facebook page earlier today to announce the release of their rendition of the Beechcraft T6A ADV for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The release of the product was announced during the FSExpo 2024 event happening in Las Vegas this weekend. About the Beechcraft T6A ADV The Beechcraft T-6 Texan II is a…

MK Studios Updates Keflavík Airport to V2 for MSFS
22.6.2024 – iniBuilds took to their Discord server to announce that MK Studios has updated their rendition of Keflavík Airport (BIKF) for Microsoft Flight Simulator to version 2. The update is a major overhaul of the product and features many new improvements and also includes the nearby, smaller Reykjavík Airport (BIRK) for the platform. What’s new? MK…

Nimbus Simulations Announces Boeing 707, New Airport and a Mission Tool
22.6.2024 – Nimbus Simulations on Friday’s FSExpo presentation showed some projects they are currently working on. This includes a new mission tool, and an entirely new aircraft, as well as a scenery, all coming to X-Plane 12. Nimbus Pilot Challenge The first thing the Nimbus Simulations team announced is the Nimbus Pilot Challenge tool for X-Plane 12.…

FSS Announces 727-200F Freighter, Release Coming Soon
22.6.2024 – FlightSim Studio AG, the developers behind the popular E-Jets for Microsoft Flight Simulator, has announced the latest product in their lineup: the Boeing 727-200F Freighter for the platform. What’s more, is that the developer has also added that the work-in-progress aircraft is not far from release with a tentative release window given. What can we…

X-Plane 12 to Receive New Weather Radar, Dark Cockpit Fix, and More
22.6.2024 – Laminar Research took to the stage at FSExpo 2024 to announce some of the fixes it’s been working on for X-Plane 12, including upgrades to the G1000, a new weather radar, lighting fixes to make XP’s cockpits less dark, performance improvements, a new X-Plane store, and more. The team began its presentation by mentioning that…
