Today we alson released a handy video guide to help newcomers master the Airbus autopilot in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.
Native Airvan Released for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
Simworks Studios released the MSFS 2024-native version of the GippsAero GA8 Airvan. It’s available on the developer’s own store for €27.49. That being said, if you puurchased the MSFS 2020 version, you get a free upgrade.
This is the Standard Edition, while we’re still waiting for the expanded system pulse paid upgrade.
Weaverville Airport Released for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
Orbx released the MSFS 2024 of a small airport in the United States, Weaverville Airport (O54) by indie The Attic Flyer Studio in California.
The package also comes with additioonal airstrips and is available on Orbx Direct for $11.40.
- O54 Weaverville airport
- CAWB Weaver Bally lookout
- CA102 Summerville airstrip
- CA103 Weaver Bally trailhead
- Functional hangar doors at O54 and CA102
- Custom trees and vegetation
- Custom charts
- 4×4 Offroad area
ATR 72-500 Announced for X-Plane 12
Mango Studios announced an ATR72-500 regional turboprop airliner for X-Plane 12.
Here’s what you can expect in terms of features.
- Fully custom FMOD sound set
- Highly detailed 3D aircraft model
- Fully custom, realistic aircraft systems
- Integrated EFB
- High-resolution textures
- Custom-built models and smooth animations
Keep in mind that the -500 series is older compared to the -600 version in the works at SkyCatsLab, with more traditional avionics.
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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