MK-Studios continues to work on their Dublin scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator and have just released some new work in progress screen shots. No additional details nor any idea when it might be released are included in the posting.

The Gateway to the Fjords arrives for Microsoft Flight Simulator, with the release by Orbx of ENAL Alesund Vigra Airport on the west coast of Norway. The scenery includes the famous sloped runway as part of the high-detail rendition of the airport. Beyond the primary area are many POI and landmarks for MSFS 2020 pilots to explore.

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New from Gaya Simulations (sold through Orbx) is scenery of Berlin-Tegel Airport in Germany for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The airport is designed with detail and performance in mind. This MSFS 2020 scenery also includes the city, showing off the skyline and points of interest such as the Brandenburg Gate.

iBlueYonder announces the release of Portland International Airport KPDX for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The new airport for MSFS 2020 is handcrafted by designer Bill Womack based on his own source photos. It features PBR materials, custom groundwork and immersive night lighting.

New from Taburet for Microsoft Flight Simulator is Shoreham and Adur, featuring the airport also known as Brighton City Airport in West Sussex, England. The airport includes custom objects and fixes to the photoreal texturing. But this MSFS 2020 scenery also extends beyond the airport with a complete redesign of the adjacent Adur River.

Author Kenneth J. Kerr returns with another "KerrSpective", this time looking at the early batch of add-ons for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator. In just a month there are aircraft, scenery, liveries and more to try, though some are still pretty basic. Kenneth has already tried a bunch of them and offers some thoughts about what is already available and the future of add-ons for MSFS 2020.

Built native for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator, Wycombe Air Park is now available from Pilot Plus. This MSFS 2020 scenery features full PBR and ultra-realistic texturing, capturing the small English airfield in extreme detail. Discounts are available for purchasers of previous versions.

On their Facebook back PrealSoft Scenery Design has briefly announced that they are working on Casablanca City for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator. There are no details provided, only a series of screen shots.

Orbx announces their first Australian scenery for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator. Sydney Cityscape, created by Frank Schnibben, brings to life Australia's largest city with a product that pushes the boundaries of what is currently possible in MSFS. It includes over a hundred custom PBR landmarks and 28,000 all-new priority buildings, etc.

Even a month after the official release, the development team has a lot to tell us in the weekly Microsoft Flight Simulator development update. This week's update includes two new videos: Around The World #3 (Africa) and Partnership Series: Textron. There are also updates on future patches, feedback, the development roadmap and the SDK.

MK-Studios reports that their Dublin scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 is getting close to release, and have provided some new screen shots. But they have a bunch of other projects in the works including Keflavik for MSFS 2020, plus Helsinki, Fuerteventura and Rome for both P3D/MSFS.

Bugs in Microsoft Flight Simulator were holding up development of the M-346, but designer Dino Cattaneo of Indiafoxtecho reports that the latest patch has fixed the problems and now development can continue. This also unlocks the possibility of working on the F-35, the Eurofighter and the F-14D Tomcat if supersonic flight dynamics are also now working.

Orbx announces a new airport scenery for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator, Bryce Canyon Airport by developer Ken Hall. MSFS 2020 pilots will now have a scenic destination in the American southwest close to a number of national parks. The airport itself is captured with lots of detail, careful PBR implementation, custom aerial imagery, etc.