Before we move on to today’s news, here’s a flight simulation story that received its own individual coverage.
Cessna T206H Turbo Stationair Released for MSFS 2024
Carenado released the Cessna T206H Turbo Stationair for MSFS 2024, simply called 206Turbo for the usual licensing reasons.
It’s available on the official marketplace for $22.99, and it includes the following features.
Features:
- 27 liveries + 1 white.
- Clickable fairings and cargo pods
- Circuit breaker panel operative.
- Landing gear emergency extension (Amphibian version).
- Digital fuel flow indicator and fuel calculation.
- Realistic HQ digital sounds.
- Real flight dynamics.
- New Tablet interface for avionics selection (GNS/GTN), static elements management, and reference information.
MSFS2024 Career Ready:
- First Flight
- Flightseeing
- Ferry Flight
- Charter Service (Private)
- Cargo Transport (Light)
- Cargo Transport (Medium)
- Skydive Aviation
Roskilde Airport Released for Free for MSFS 2024
Mr_Thomsen released a freeware rendition of Copenhagen Airport, Roskilde (EKRK).
It’s available on Flightsim.to for free with the following features. Quality and detail are comparable to a payware airport.
- Handcrafted terminal with interior.
- Custom control tower, walkable all the way to the top.
- Most airport hangars, including the Eskadrille 722 hangar and helipad.
- Custom apron and apron lighting.
- Custom ground markings with bespoke textures.
- official ILS approaches.
- Custom animated flags and a digital clock.
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