Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 & 2024 news and updates
A small but important patch for MSFS 2020 addresses startup crashes on NVIDIA hardware, a DirectX 12 crash over New Zealand, and Xbox input issues.
Microsoft and iniBuilds have made the A-400M Atlas military transport available as a standalone purchase for MSFS 2020, priced at $19.99.
A brand-new development studio called Vector has announced its debut project — a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner built from scratch for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, with a team of over 20 developers including real-world 787 pilots.
iniBuilds drops a detailed trailer for their upcoming Hong Kong International Airport, calling it one of their most ambitious scenery projects to date.
Indie developer Andreas Hegi brings Georgia's coastal gem to MSFS 2024 through Orbx, with native SDK development and UHD PBR texturing.
The popular Honda HA-420 HondaJet returns for MSFS 2024 with a rebuilt flight model, overhauled avionics on the Working Title V2 framework, and new visuals.
The legendary WWII bomber joins MSFS 2020 and 2024 with detailed modelling, authentic radial engine sounds by Echo 19, and a special Doolittle Raider variant.
A new one-man scenery developer launches their first product — London Oxford/Kidlington Airport (EGTK) for MSFS 2024, with promises of free updates as the real airport evolves.
The southernmost airport in the continental US gets the MK Studios treatment for MSFS 2024, with custom jetways, terminal interiors, and updated ground layouts.
FSLabs pushes an interim update to the experimental A321ceo and neo branches, refining low-speed braking feel, FMGC stability, and Sim Update 5 compatibility.
Version 1.1.18 brings automatic window shades, SimBrief OFP viewing, engine wobble animations, and a massive list of bug fixes across MSFS 2020 and 2024.
WF Scenery Studio is rebuilding Hong Kong International from the ground up, including the new terminal currently under construction in real life.
Disney fans are going to have a very good year — VerticalSim hints at Orlando International and a Southern California airport, both minutes from Disney parks.
FlyByWire Simulations outlines what the A380X developer preview will include — from flight management systems to failure simulations — and what's still in the works.