Rolling Cumulus Software is pleased to announce that New Format Adventure Trips for MSFS is coming soon to an airport near you. Our "REAL RCS TRIPS" have been designed following real Flight Plans giving routes with distances in NM and Compass Bearings.

OnCourse Software is pleased to announce that they are reducing the price of their ATC program, PF3 ATC, by 40% starting today. PF3 works with MSFS, P3D, FSX, FS9, and can even be used with XPlane (when using additional plugins).

Lockheed Martin has announced that they are engaged in R&D efforts to create next-gen simulation solutions based on Unreal Engine. What this means for the future of their Prepar3D flight simulator is unclear, as there is no mention of that or any other specific product.

ST Simulations announces that they will soon be releasing MSFS 2020 scenery for EHBK Maastricht-Aarchen Airport in Germany. It will include many airport buildings and will include an interior of the airport terminal. It will also feature highly detailed textures with PBR, custom objects, accurate layout and more.

With the Boeing 777X expected to enter service in 2025, aircraft developer PMDG has briefly announced in their forums that a flightsim model is "definitely in the plan". They also announce already having strong backing from the manufacturer.

Just Flight is making good progress on FS Traffic MSFS and has offered a development update with details. All core functionality is now included in the latest build and is under test. In addition, custom effects and animations are being added and all aircraft models from the initial specifications are complete.

SimWorks Studios has announced that the planned release date for their has slipped into 2023. They are making progress though, with 3D model for the exterior and interior are undergoing final review. Also announced that an update to their Kodiak is currently under testing with release planned for December.

Aircraft developer Leonardo Softhouse announces new installers for their MSFS 2020 and Prepard3D versions of their Fly The Maddog jetliner. They also announce that they are bridging the gap in features between the MSFS and P3D versions and fixing bugs in both versions.

Now available from Aerosoft is another landmark for MSFS 2020: This project covers the North Sea, the Channel and the Irish Sea and attempts to include every man-made object.

VSKYLABS announces that v1.0 of their 'Test-Pilot: DC-3 Airliner for X-Plane 12 is likely to be released within the next one to two weeks. In the meantime, they offer some new screen shots of the cockpit and passenger cabin.

Fenix Simulations has provided a detailed update on their progress on the A320 for MSFS 2020. Progress on the IAE versions has been slower than expected. The EFB is also getting a rewrite, with nearly 400 man hours already spent on it. There will also be a new installer system and they also announce they are expanding and looking for additional developers.

Scenery developer Drzewiecki Design has announced progress on their scenery for Newark Liberty International Airport (KEWR) for MSFS 2020. They expect to enter beta testing next week, with release planned for December.