Orbx released a new update to its flight tracking application Volanta, bringing it up to version v1.10.2,

The changes, listed on the application’s Discord Server, include fixes to previously existing issues and quality-of-life enhancements.

On top of that, we get support for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 ahead of its release on November 19.

Enhancements

• Added a setting to make hidden landings disappear completely.
• Added support for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and Prepar3D v6.
• Airport markers on user profiles or when viewing a list of flights will now get smaller when zooming out, to avoid obstructing the lines.
• ICAO codes are now prioritized when selecting airlines.
• Added a toggle for marketing consent in settings.
• Exact coordinates can now be put in the add or suggest airport modal.

Fixes

• Fixed not being able to connect to X-Plane on some devices.
• Fixed landing icons sometimes disappearing or appearing below the flight path.
• Closed airports will no longer be selected when searching for airports or importing via Simbrief, if an open one with the same ICAO code also exists.
• The line thickness of flights on user profiles is now more proportional.
• Fixed missing aircraft images when viewing other users’ flights in certain cases.
• The profile screenshot gallery no longer mixes up photos on the map when sorting them.
• Edit username and email buttons will always be visible now, not just on hover.
• Screenshot controls and metadata will now respect screenshot width.I

If you’re unfamiliar with Volanta, it’s a flight-tracking application that you can download for free and published by Orbx. You can also opt into a premium subscription payable monthly or yearly to unlock even more features.

Since it’s platform-agnostic, it’s compatible with major simulators including Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane, and Prepar3D, on top of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, which was added today even if it’s not publicly out yet.

Volanta is available on PC, iOS, and Android.

If you’re interested in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 you can enjoy our hands-on preview with plenty of interesting details for your perusal.

You can also watch our interview with Head of MSFS Jorg Neumann and Asobo CEO Sebastian Wloch, another with Asobo CCO David Dedeine, and one featuring Chris Burnett of Working Title and Brandon Yaeger of Got Friends about their work on MSFS 2024.

Last, but not least, you can take a look at our A-10 flight through the Grand Canyon, our first look at the extensive pilot customization, another at the first mission of the Career Mode, a video featuring the new walk-around move showing off a Boeing 737 MAX up close and personal, and a challenge with the A-10 over the Blue Ridge Mountains.