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The team at Skyline Simulations has recently taken to their Facebook page to announce the release of Visby Airport (ESSV) for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The developers wanted to show gratitude and thank the community for their support and decided to release the scenery for free for a limited time period. […]
MK-Studios has recently shared more images and information about Dublin Airport V2 for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The airport was announced in August last year. A complete overhaul of the airport is expected. MK-Studios said the airport is undergoing changes such as replacing the ground textures with new ones. They also […]
Got Friends has released their long-awaited project, the PZL-104 Wilga. The plane also brings many surprises. They announced this on their official website a few days ago. PZL-104 Wilga comes in two main interior varieties, namely the basic Wilga 35, and the modified Wilga 80. Cockpits are available in Polish […]
The featured image is of A2A’s Comanche for Prepar3D, not MSFS. A2A Simulations are entering the final stages of their development of the Accu-Sim Comanche (Piper PA-24 Comanche) for MSFS. Their team member, Scott Gentile confirmed that the plane is “days away” from being handed over to the beta team. […]
Just Flight recently published a small update showing the centre console of the BAe 146 RJ Professional. The RJ Professional is the successor to the BAe 146, incorporating completely improved avionics. In the video shown, we see Martyn from the Just Flight team showing us the full functionality of the […]
After a long time of development, iFly has finally released their recreation of Boeing 737 MAX series for Prepar3D. Flight1 Software has made the release announcement through their Facebook page. According to iFly, it is their most advanced aircraft to date and brings the study level to a whole new […]
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