Flight Simulation developers shared news today, including aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and MSFS 2020.
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Without further ado, I leave you with today’s flight simulation news.
Airbus A220 for MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020 Gets New Video Showing the Liveries
The Airbus A220 by Synaptic Simulations received a new teaser video focusing on the various liveries worn by the aircraft. Since we can’t embed it here, you can check it out directly on Facebook.
At the moment, a launch date has not yet been announced, but we already know that the aircraft will be native for both MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020 at release. We also know that a developer livestream will be aired on July 15. Perhaps the release date will be announced then.
Pilatus PC-12 Legacy FS2024 Edition Releasing in Late August
SimWorks Studios announced that it’s aiming for a late August release for its Pilatus PC-12 Legacy FS2024 Edition. You can read the brief development update below, while we’ll hear more about the PC-12 NG next week.
“Time for a weekend update, and this one is all about the PC-12 coming to FS2024.
The good news first: the aircraft is fully functional. Everything is up and running, and the work now is about the finishing touches that make it feel complete. Right now the team is texturing the new internal parts you will see in walkaround mode, and remodelling the engine covers to bring them up to the standard we want for the 2024 release. You can see where that is heading in the previews below: this is the PC-12 engine bay v2, with texturing now underway.
We are aiming for a release in late August, and upgrade pricing for existing owners will be announced at the end of July, so you will know exactly what to expect well ahead of launch.”
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