Without further ado, I leave you with today’s flight simulation news.
Dassault Falcon 50 for Microsoft Flight Simulator Gets New Screenshots and Development Update
Contrail released new screenshots and a development update for its Dassault Falcon 50 business jet.
We hear that testing is going well, and the developer is confident that a release candidate will be ready in the next two weeks. The target is confirmed for Q2 2026.
The autopilot and flight planner have been significantly refined, and the weather radar has been integrated, including the tilt feature from Sim Update 5 (although this is only for MSFS 2024). The MX20 and GNSXLS can also show datalink weather.
The galley and cabin are now complete, and interior LODs are currently being worked on. The following features will also be included.
- The Fueling Panel, allowing you to fuel the aircraft yourself
- The “OK TOW / NO TOW” sign tied to parking brake status
- A torque link connect/disconnect feature
- A pushback feature currently in development to simulate ground handling even further
A GSX profile will be included, with the ability for animated passengers to board the aircraft.
Palma de Mallorca Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator Gets New Screenshots
Pyreegue showcased the new screenshots of Palma de Mallorca Airport (LEPA) in Spain, its next airport in development for MSFS.
You can check them out above.
Antwerp Cityscape Released for MSFS 2024
AC Scenery released the MSFS 2024 version of its Antwerp Cityscape add-on in the Netherlands.
It’s available on Simmarket for $17.22, but you can get it at no additional cost if you purchased it for MSFS 2020.
It includes the following features.
- Over 200 custom hand build buildings
- Night textures
- PBR textures
- Compatible with Aerosoft Airport Antwerp
If you’d like to read more flight simulation news, you can find plenty in our previous roundup article from yesterday.
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