New from Aerosoft for Prepar3D is scenery of Kosice-Barca Airport. Located in the east of the country, Kosice is the second most important city in Slovakia. The scenery includes a detailed airport with administrative buildings, museum, aero club and hangars. The surrounding area is also included with major buildings such as U.S. Steel Kosice, Logistics Slovakia and Belbermayr Slovakia.

Aeroplane Heaven has news that their new flight simulator aircraft project will be the Hawker Hurricane Mk1 for FSX and Prepar3D. They've posted an extensive list of features as well as a long list of historically accurate liveries that will be included.

Scenery developer WF Scenery Studio has announced that theyare working on Nanjing Lukou International Airport (IATA: NKG，ICAO: ZSNJ) for Prepar3D. They have released some screen shots and stated that it is "coming soon".

Now available at the FlightSim.Com Store from QualityWings is the Ultimate 787 Collection, with editions available for FSX and Prepar3D v4. This product is an officially licensed product from Boeing, and QualityWings has left almost no stone unturned in covering the vast array of features of the 787. It includes three accurate and detailed models with lots of features and liveries.

EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg from FSDreamTream represents an airport bordering three countries in Europe: France, Switzerland and Germany. Made from the ground up for Prepar3D V4, in full PBR, to achieve the most realistic looking representation of this airport to date.

On Facebook, JustSim has announced that they are working on Prepar3D scenery of Basel Mulhouse Airport. This is separate from the FSDT version and is reported to be much more detailed. Release in about 4 to 5 days.

Nemeth Designs has released a video of a short test flight of the Kamov KA-32A in Prepar3D V4.5. Note that it is still a work in progress so some features might be added or removed for the final. Also, expect large differences between the P3D and the FSX versions.

Toposim expands the selections in their ultra-high-resolution UltraMesh product line with UltraMesh New York, now available at the FlightSim.Com Store. Featuring an incredible 2.3m horizontal resolution compiled from 1m LIDAR bare earth source data, this is truly the most detailed and accurate rendition of the state of New York elevation models ever produced for the FSX/P3D.

VATSIM has announced that they are recruiting Supervisors for their online ATC network. VATSIM Supervisors are volunteers who use their experience and knowledge of VATSIM to help pilots and controllers enjoy the network by answering questions, providing technical support, etc.

Team SDB announces the release of their latest military base scenery for FSX and Prepar3D. RAF Chivenor was a Royal Air Force station located on the northern shore of the River Taw estuary, on the north coast of Devon, England. The scenery depicts Chivenor as it may have looked during the latter years of RAF occupation when 151 Sqn. Hawks and 22 Sqn. Sea Kings were in residence.

Prepar3D pilots who enjoy flying truly large aircraft will enjoy the C-17A Globemaster III from Virtavia. Being a military plane, it also has performance unlike an airliner which makes for some interesting flying. Reviewer Ray Andersen found that he liked the aircraft very much, with high quality textures, an accurate model and an abundance of details.

UK2000 Scenery has discovered issues using its Prepar3D v4 airport scenery with the "TrueEarth" product from Orbx. Because of how TrueEarth places 3D objects they can appear incorrectly around airports. A thorough explanation of the issue is provided and what can be done about it.

Aerosoft has announced a new lower price for their Douglas DC-8 for FSX and P3Dv4, the award-winning flight simulator version of one of the great early jetliners. Our reviewer termed it "an absolute joy" and an aircraft highly recommended.

A month after their last update, MK Studios has offered up a few new screen shots of Tenerife North GCXO for Prepar3D. No other details provided other than "coming soon".

New from SWS for P3D v4 is the T-37B Tweet military jet trainer. Making use of the latest features, the Tweet is the culmination of three years of systems and graphics development. From PBR materials and custom animations, to deep systems and realistic flight dynamics, the SWS team strives to bring the Tweet back into service.