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For your information, this will be resolved in future Sim updates like msfs2020 at the time. Be patient...

Aeroplane Heaven has released its North American B-25J Mitchell for Microsoft Flight Simulator. AH says the aircraft features high-fidelity models based on original drawings and references. The dev the systems and start routines are realistic, encouraging pilots to study the provided manual rather than relying on “Ctrl+E” shortcuts. The B-25J Mitchell is available now for $32.99 via the Aeroplane Heaven website and Orbx. Compatible with both MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024. The package comes with ten authentic liveries

Black Square Targets march release.

Aeroplane Heaven North American B25-J Mitchell (out soon) FlightFX hjet 24 (February 19th)

Why promote the purchase of a Flightbeam product, the question does not even arise. Since Flightbeam has existed, it is a purchase without thinking.

In France it works, no issues. Apparently it depends on the regions

As announced a few months ago that KSFO released this summer. It’s done KSFO: Release Month has Arrived https://www.flightbeam.net/post/ksfo-release-month-has-arrived

BMWorld produces beautiful sets but as always it remains very basic, it is not very detailed but it remains suitable with a small price. Personally I expect that of FB.

Release before the summer. Good news. https://fselite.net/content/flightbeam-shares-new-ksfo-captain-edition-previews/

You have to think, before buying third-party publishers on MSFS, you must first be interested in the very basis of the game. So ASOBO is first the #1 choice. Even if ASOBO has so far always refused the offer of Microsoft.

SayIntentions.ai and is now slated for release on January 15th. This latest announcement also comes with some very cool updates regarding the product’s features: Full support for Class-B, C, and D airspaces. Services including flight followings, radar services, traffic advisories, and more. Coverage of every airport in the USA. Custom voices and controller personalities. SayIntentions.ai aims to simplify this introduction to ATC, offering a more forgiving and non-judgmental approach. Specifically, its ‘Student Pilot’ mode, designed with new flight simulation enthusiasts in mind, provides extra guidance and patience from controllers. The price range of $15 to $25 per month. The team also plans to offer a free trial area likely around Lake Tahoe/Reno, Nevada, to allow users to experience the product before committing.

Direct download. Thanks Vincent.

Normally planned after KSFO.

Knowing Bergen very well and going there regularly in reality and in the sim, Salvuz is much better optimized than RDPresets. RDPresets is more detailed but there are a lot of problems. The slope of the track is too extreme, not in line with reality. There are still problems with the AFCAD. After the mesh resolution for Norway in MSFS is sometimes bad in some places is exaggerated declination. RDPresets does not appear to be making any further updates. As for me I chose Salvuz for the moment while waiting maybe Jo Erlend so interested.

The biggest bug with GSX is the animation of pax in gateways. Otherwise overall it is a good software much more stable than before (regular update) and frendly on performance.