RELEASE NOTES 1.33.3.0 Glass Cockpits Garmin G3000 / G5000
Flight simulator x accelleration update#
The AAU2 beta flighting update (1.33.3.0) is now available for MS Store, Steam, and Xbox users, with a full release scheduled for June 23rd. The AAU2 update also brings a few corrections to other aircraft, like the Cessna Citation Longitude and the Daher TBM 930, which were the target of Aircraft and Avionics Update 1. The 747’s electrical transfer busses powering other main busses and fuel system overhaul are also still in progress. Environmental Control Systems (Air Conditioning) are still a work in progress, and the 787’s EFB for performance calculations is not yet available. Among these are fixes for visual inaccuracies, navigation issues, and autopilot/flight director HDG mode adjustments.ĭespite these strides in realism and accuracy, the developers acknowledge a few known limitations. The release notes shared by Microsoft provide an extensive list of changes that extend beyond the 747 and 787, with fixes for the Garmin G3000 / G5000, Garmin GNS430W / GNS530W, and WT21. It should be noted, however, that third-party feature support like SimBrief import and chart support will still rely on the community due to legal restrictions. In terms of system operations, AAU2 promises a significant reduction in INOP buttons and switches, offering a more faithful representation of pilot interactions during normal operations. In addition, both aircraft now boast an improved suite of performance-based data and features, including takeoff and landing V Speed computations, support for ECON and cost-index, and optimised fuel predictions. These enhancements include a vast number of much-needed upgrades such as complete LNAV, featuring RF legs and intricate procedures, full RNAV & RNP, IAN, and performance-based VNAV. Following the release of AAU1 earlier this year, which focused on improving the default avionics and some aircraft like the TBM 930 and the Cessna Longitude, the Working Title team is now bringing a plethora of upgrades focused on the 787-10 and 747-8i. Simmers who wish to try out the new wave of enhancements for the 787-10 and 747-8i long-haulers can now see what the fuss is all about, ahead of the planned release date in June.ĪAU2 was announced earlier this month during the latest Developer Stream from the MSFS team. Multiplayer air racing was the highlight of the pack, as well as new missions and graphical improvements in selected areas such as Berlin, Istanbul, Cape Canaveral and the Edwards Air Force Base.Working Title’s highly-anticipated Aircraft & Avionics Update 2 (AAU2) for Microsoft Flight Simulator is now available in beta. The Acceleration Pack is a multiplayer-based expansion for FSX which also included the F/A-18A Hornet, EH-101 helicopter and the P-51D Mustang. Additionally, the Maule Orion is flyable in the Deluxe Edition, as opposed to the Standard in which it was only available as an AI aircraft.
Flight simulator x accelleration series#
Essentially, FSX: Steam Edition is a re-release of the FSX Gold Edition (including Service Packs 1 & 2) which in turn is comprised of FSX: Deluxe Edition and the Acceleration Expansion Pack.įor those of you who are new to FSX, the Deluxe Edition was the most recent incarnation of Microsoft’s acclaimed Flight Simulator series before Dovetail Games released the Steam Edition.Īdditions from the Standard Edition include: the Garmin G1000 flight deck featured in three aircraft, the ability to act as Air Traffic Control (ATC) for other online users, and the following additional aircraft: Agusta Westland AW101, Boeing F/A-18 Hornet, the Grumman G-21A Goose and the P-51D Mustang. FSX: Steam Edition does include the Acceleration Pack.
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