Flight Simulation developers shared news today, including an aircraft and an airport 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 A340 by Aerosoft and Toliss for MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020 Is Getting New Wings
The Airbus A340 by Aerosoft and Toliss for MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020 is getting an overhauled wing area, which you can see in the before and after models portrayed above.
As announced on Discord, the update will be distributed at no additional cost.
Aerosoft also teased that news about the A330neo is coming this month.
Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport Revealed for MSFS 2024
Dhruv Sim is about to release Indira Gandhi International Airport (VIDP) serving New Delhi, India.
The product page is already visible on Simmarket, but not yet available for purchase.
The airport will include the following features.
- Accurate and detailed terminal models
- High-quality PBR materials on terminals and ground
- Animated buses and airside elements
- Up-to-date airport layout
- Detailed landside environment
- Detailed terminal interiors
- Optimized with LODs, instancing
- Static aircraft throughout the airport
- Custom night lighting
- Modeled approach surroundings, including Aerocity and parts of Dwarka
Korea: IL-2 Series Release Times Revealed
1C Gaame Studios revealed the release times of Korea: IL-2 Series as it officially launches tomorrow, August 4.
You can see when it launches in your region in the map above.
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