This week’s Screenshot Challenge winner is Forum user HeKa48! If you’re interested in participating in our weekly Screenshot Challenges, check out the details in the Community section below.The annual Tokyo Game Show is currently in full swing, and Microsoft Flight Simulator is there with several announcements!First, we revealed that Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 will be coming … Continued
Fly the only post-World War II commercial airliner designed and manufactured entirely within Japan!Rise of an Innovative, Powerful TurbopropThe YS-11 is a twin-turboprop regional airliner that was developed and produced by Japanese aviation consortium Nihon Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation (NAMC). The story of the YS-11 began in the wake of the Second World War in the … Continued
This massive, exciting update brings Japan to life like never before in Microsoft Flight Simulator! Japan is a nation of beauty and intrigue, filled with breathtaking vistas of towering mountains, iconic architecture, and renowned cities. The country beholds some of the world’s most alluring and famous sights, including Mount Fuji, Japan’s highest mountain, Osaka Castle, a … Continued
Experience an unprecedented level of aviation realism and authenticity starting December 8th.
This week’s Screenshot Challenge winner is Forum user z32ands30! If you’re interested in participating in our weekly Screenshot Challenges, check out the details in the Community section below.Development of Sim Update 4 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 continues. Earlier today, we released a new pre-release build (1.6.7.0) to those players participating in the ongoing public beta test. … Continued
This week’s Screenshot Challenge winner is Forum user woooshboom! If you’re interested in participating in our weekly Screenshot Challenges, check out the details in the Community section below.The Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Sim Update 4 pre-release public beta test began earlier this week! So far, two test builds have been released to volunteer testers from the community. … Continued
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