F-22 Raptor for Microsoft Flight Simulator Gets New Screenshots
Iris Simulations released new screenshots of its upcoming F-22 Raptor.
It’s worth reminding that, while initially this was planned as a relatively simple project aimed to please the casual and console crowd, Iris listened to feedback and repurposed it into a “true enthusiast-level simulation.”
B-1B Lancer for X-Plane Gets New Screenshots and Development Update
AoA Simulations showcased its B-1B Lancer bomber in development for X-Plane 12. As usual, the developer also provided a brief development update.
“The overhead panel is now complete. We’ve been experimenting with several texture variations directly inside the simulator. The avionics are taking their first steps and beginning to come to life.”
Uljin Airport Released for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
YSG 3Dmesh released Uljin Airport (RKTL) in Korea.
This airport is fairly interesting as it was initially constructed for passenger traffic, but the project failed due to a lack of interest from the airlines, so it was repurposed as a flight training facility.
It’s available on Simmarket for $14.38.
Dunakeszi Airport Released for Free for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
zlin142 released Dunakeszi Airport (LHDK) in Hungary for free, which is always welcome, especially when the quality is high, as in this case.
It’s available for MSFS 2024 only (with an older MSFS 2020 version) on Flightsim.to, and you can see what it looks like above.
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