Microsoft Flight Simulator News & Announcements


Since our last update, we have released two new pre-release builds to volunteer community testers participating in the ongoing Sim Update 2 public beta. In case you missed them, you can read the release notes here:

The team is currently preparing for our next Monthly Developer Livestream for May. While we don't have an exact date locked in yet, you can pre-submit a question to our regular panel of Jorg, Seb, and Martial by completing the form at this link. As always, the session will be broadcast on our official Twitch channel, so be sure to follow our account to be notified when we go live. We will also provide an update in a future weekly blog post once the date for the livestream is finalized.

As a reminder,  the Spring Sale for both the MSFS (2020) and MSFS 2024 Marketplaces is currently ongoing! Enjoy savings of up to 85% off on select products! Please see the following announcements for more information:

- MSFS Team


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On Tuesday, we released City Update 10: United States I! This free update adds new TIN data (photogrammetry) to five US cities:

  • Denver
  • Dallas
  • Fort Worth
  • Honolulu
  • San Francisco

The update is available for both MSFS (2020) and MSFS 2024 users as a FREE download from the in-sim Marketplace. Be sure to claim it today to enjoy enhanced scenery while flying over these popular US destinations!

Late last week, we released another pre-release test build to those players participating in the Sim Update 2 (SU2) public beta test. You can find the release notes for version 1.4.14.0 on our forums. As always, we kindly ask that those of you enrolled in the beta be sure to vote in our forum surveys about your experience with this latest test build. This feedback is incredibly valuable to us!

As a reminder,  the Spring Sale for both the MSFS (2020) and MSFS 2024 Marketplaces is currently ongoing! Enjoy savings of up to 85% off on select products! Please see the following announcements for more information:


- MSFS Team

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This release spotlights a diverse selection of the country’s most beautiful locations, from Dallas, Texas to Honolulu, Hawaii.

Microsoft Flight Simulator City Update 10: United States I delivers five spectacular cities throughout the United States in vibrant detail: Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas; Denver, Colorado; San Francisco, California; and Honolulu, Hawaii. Each city has been crafted using the latest aerial and satellite imagery, digital elevation models (DEMs), and TIN (triangulated irregular network) surface texturing. The exquisite detail offered in this latest release will inspire aviators to explore these storied cities and admire their landmarks throughout every season, at any time of the day or night.


Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas
Dallas, and its sister city to the west, Fort Worth, were established in the 1800s as railroad hubs to serve the cotton, livestock, and oil industries of Texas. Today, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, a key urban anchor in north Texas, is the most populous metropolitan area in the state. The region is a major international hub of several industries, including manufacturing, defense, finance, and tourism. The metroplex offers spectacular sights, including the iconic Fountain Place and a 720-foot-tall modernist skyscraper in Dallas; 777 Main Street in Fort Worth, a striking building that stands 525 feet tall; and the 561-foot-tall Reunion Tower, one of the most recognizable buildings in Dallas.


Denver, Colorado
Known as the “Mile High City” (its official elevation is 5,280 feet, exactly one mile above sea level), Denver is both the most populous city in Colorado and the state’s capital. Established in 1858 by prospectors who led what would come to be known as the Pike’s Peak gold rush, Denver became an important railroad city in 1870. It blossomed into a major metropolitan center in the 20th century, characterized by a stunning skyline set against the high Rocky Mountains. Some of the sights for pilots to behold include Republic Plaza, the city’s highest building at 714 feet; 1144 Fifteenth, one of the world’s most spectacular modern skyscrapers; the Rocky Mountains to its west; and the vast, oceanic plains east of Denver.


San Francisco, California
Called by many the most beautiful city in the world, San Francisco is squarely located where the San Francisco Bay opens to the Pacific Ocean. The city was formally established in 1850 due to the boom in population from the California Gold Rush, which began in 1848. Set along a spectacular section of Pacific Ocean coastline, San Francisco offers a wonderful selection of sights, including the world-renowned Golden Gate Bridge; the iconic Transamerica Building; Alcatraz Island; and the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.


Honolulu, Hawaii
The capital and most populous city of the state of Hawaii, Honolulu is known for its beautiful architecture set against the tropical blue and green waters of the Pacific Ocean. Located on the southeastern coast of the island of Oahu, Honolulu boasts human history that dates back many centuries and was incorporated as a city in 1907. Meaning “sheltered port” in Hawaiian, Honolulu features numerous sights for the aerial visitor, including its spectacular skyline; Diamond Head, an extinct volcanic cone just to the southeast of the city; the waters of the Pacific Ocean; and the spectacular Koʻolau Range inland of the metropolitan area.



City Update 10: United States I is available FREE to all owners of Microsoft Flight Simulator and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Ensure that you have the latest simulator version installed, download City Update 10, and explore. The sky is calling!

Microsoft Flight Simulator and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 are available for Xbox Series X|S and PC with Xbox Game Pass, PC Game Pass, Windows, and Steam, and on Xbox One and supported mobile phones, tablets, and lower-spec PCs via Xbox Cloud Gaming. For the latest information on Microsoft Flight Simulator products, stay tuned to @MSFSOfficial on X (formerly Twitter) or visit www.flightsimulator.com.

 


Since last week's Development Update blog post, we have released two new Sim Update 2 (SU2) pre-release test builds to community members who have opted in to the public beta. You can read the release notes for each of these two builds at the links below:

Once again, we would like to thank everyone who is participating in the ongoing SU2 public beta test. Your feedback and bug reports are invaluable to the team as we work to deliver the best Sim Update experience to MSFS 2024 players! Please remember to vote in the forum survey threads we create for each build here.

Also starting today, we are pleased to announce the Spring Sale for both the MSFS (2020) and MSFS 2024 Marketplaces! Enjoy savings of up to 90% off on select products! Please see the following announcements for more information:


- MSFS Team

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Enjoy discounted pricing during our Microsoft Flight Simulator Spring Sale!

For 21 Days starting on April 17th, save up to 81% on more than 700 items.

To purchase these discounted items, visit the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Marketplace, scroll down to ‘Special Offers’, then select ‘See All’ and look for the savings.


Beta testing for Sim Update 2 continues! Earlier this week, we released another pre-release test build, 1.4.11.0, which includes improvements to performance and stability on both PC and Xbox platforms plus some other bug fixes. You can read the full release notes on our forums here.

As a friendly reminder to those participating in the beta, please be sure to vote in our forum surveys for each test build. Providing quantitative feedback in this manner helps the dev team more thoroughly evaluate your feedback between different test builds and allows us to determine if the changes are moving the sim forward in a way that is satisfying to the community.

- MSFS Team

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Beta testing for Sim Update 2 continues! Since last week's Development Update blog post, we have released two additional pre-release test builds to volunteer testers. You can read the release notes for each of these two builds at the links below:

As always, we would like to thank everyone from the community who has enrolled in the public beta. Whether you are writing bug reports and feedback posts on the forums or just flying as normal and letting the automatic telemetry system submit data for the dev team to analyze, your participation is essential in helping us deliver the best possible Sim Update 2!

Finally, last week we published our Creator Spotlight for March. Please see the Community section below to read more information about Meagan S. Hobson, founder of Women Rock Wings, a media and lifestyle brand dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the voices of women in aviation and related communities. We love the work Meagan does and we are happy to highlight her!

- MSFS Team

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We have just deployed a hotfix to resolve an issue affecting Steam users launching MSFS 2024 for the first time. This is a Steam-only build and will not be deployed to players on PC (MS Store) or Xbox.

RELEASE NOTES Sim Update 1 - Release - 1.3.25
Fixed an issue which sometimes prevented the Xbox account sign-in UI from appearing when launching Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 for the first time


Two days ago, we began the public beta test for Sim Update 2, the next major update to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. This is one of -- if not the -- largest updates ever for MSFS and contains hundreds of bug fixes and other improvements. You can read the full release notes on our forums here. For anyone who would like to join the beta test, you can find instructions for all platforms (PC-MS Store, PC-Steam, and Xbox Series X|S) here.

Thank you to everyone who has participated in the beta so far for all your invaluable feedback. In particular, we are monitoring player reports of reduced stability in test build 1.4.7.0 very close. We have shared this feedback with the developers who are carefully analyzing telemetry data to determine the source of the crashes for resolution in a future beta build.

Finally, we are proud to announce that you will be able to experience Microsoft Flight Simulator at the upcoming SUN 'n FUN Aerospace Expo from April 1-6 in Lakeland, Florida! Hosted by FlyInside, explore 20+ sim stations showcasing the latest in simulation technology. Enjoy flight simulation, expert guidance, and the opportunity to experience gear from partners including MSI, Pimax, Virpil, Turtle Beach, Realsimgear, DOF Reality, Moza Racing, Thrustmaster, Next Level Racing, and Virtual Fly. You can find out more information here.

- MSFS Team

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Are you interested in joining the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Sim Update 2 public beta test?

The Sim Update 02 Beta is now available on Steam, Windows PC, and Xbox. Click here to read the release notes and use the Sim Update 2 Beta Forums to report your feedback.

Please find instructions to join the Sim Update 02 Beta below. You must own Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (or have an appropriate Xbox Game Pass subscription) to participate on the platform of your choice.

WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU JOIN

Please remember if you decide to join the Beta and install the build, you will likely have to re-install your sim if you wish to leave the Beta before it ends. If you did not opt out of the last Beta, you will automatically stay in this Beta and receive the next build.

In addition, while in Multiplayer Mode, you will only see users who are in the same build as you.

Memory Logging in the Sim Update 2 Beta

Memory logging will be enabled in the first Sim Update 2 Beta build, which will cause a small decrease to performance (in particular during menu transitions). The telemetry we receive from this memory logging will aid our investigations into stability improvements. This memory logging will be removed from the Sim Update 2 Beta before release, or as soon as we have enough data.

On Xbox console, you can help ensure we receive your data by following the below instructions:

Navigate to Settings > System.
Now select Console info.
Check ‘Allow optional data collection’

Changes to Career/Challenge League in the Sim Update 2 Beta

Beginning with the Sim Update 2 Beta, Career and Challenge League will have separate progress and leaderboards from the live build.

This means Career mode progress in the live build will not carry over to the flighting build, and vice versa. In addition, Challenge League in the flighting build will have a separate leaderboard from the live build.

Making Career and Challenge League progress separate in the flighting build allows us to test additional changes and fixes that cannot be tested in the live build. All Career specializations will be unlocked by default in the flighting build to allow participants to preview changes that might not be available (based on Career mode progress) in the live build.

STEAM
1. Open your Steam Library
2. Right-click Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
3. Click “Properties”
4. Click “Betas”
5. Select “flight_sim_2024_beta – Sim Update 2"

If you would like to exit the pre-release test before it ends and revert back to the live build, follow these instructions:
1. Open your Steam Library
2. Right-click Microsoft Flight Simulator
3. Click “Properties”
4. Click “Betas”
5. Select “None”

Thank you and we look forward to your feedback!

Click here to read the Sim Update 1 Beta Release Notes. You can join the SU1 Beta forums to report issues here.

MSFS Team


As announced during last Friday's Developer Livestream, the Sim Update 2 Public Beta Test will begin very shortly! During the broadcast, Martial mentioned that the beta could begin as early as today (March 20), but we need just a little bit more time to get it ready to release to volunteer testers from the community. As always, watch for news on our official forums or any of our social network accounts for the latest info on when the beta will begin and how you can enroll!

Following the launch of the in-sim Marketplace for MSFS 2024 last week, we're excited to bring the first batch of products from third-party developers to you this week! There are plenty more releases coming soon, so keep an eye out for your favorite third-party add-ons making their way to the MSFS 2024 Marketplace in the near future!

- MSFS Team

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Following hot on the heels of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Sim Update 1 launching on March 6, we're pleased to follow it up with three big releases earlier this week!

The CAP-4 Paulistinha is the second of four aircraft that are offered FREE to all MSFS 2024 players to make good for the poor launch experience. The plane will be available to you automatically the next time you launch the sim. For MSFS 2020 pilots, you can purchase the CAP-4 from the in-sim Marketplace for the usual price of USD $14.99.

As previously announced last week, our next Developer Livestream is scheduled for tomorrow, March 14 at 9:30am PDT (1630 UTC) on our official Twitch channel. Tune in to see our regular panel and special guests respond to popular questions from the community and discuss information about upcoming future updates. Our regular Community Fly-In Friday group flight will follow on Twitch immediately after the Developer Livestream, so stick around and join hundreds of other simmers as we explore some beautiful Brazilian scenery from the recently-released WU19 together.

Last weekend, the MSFS Community Team had the opportunity to participate at an event at Springbank Airport near Calgary, Alberta, Canada organized by the graduating class of women enrolled in Mount Royal University's aviation program. This event, timed to coincide with International Women's Day, aimed to excite women and girls about pursuing a future career in the aviation field. Among the exhibitors were Air Canada, WestJet, the Canadian Forces, and many other organizations. The Microsoft Flight Simulator team was thrilled to be invited to participate and offer hands-on time with the sim to hundreds of event attendees!

In other flight sim community news, FSWeekend is taking place this Saturday and Sunday in Lelystad, Netherlands! We hope all the attendees and exhibitors have a wonderful time at this event and wish safe travels to everyone from the MSFS community attending!

- MSFS Team

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Sim Update 1 (1.3.23.0) is available now on all platforms! You can read the (very lengthy) release notes here. Sim Update 1 contains hundreds of bug fixes and improvements and is one of the largest updates released yet for either MSFS (2020) or MSFS 2024. Once again, we would like to thank everyone who participated in the public beta test for your feedback and bug reports. Your contributions were essential in helping our development team deliver the best possible Sim Update. But the work hasn't stopped! Development of Sim Update 2 is underway. Stay tuned for more information about how you can join the SU2 beta once it's available. This update will be even bigger than SU1!

While Sim Update 1 is out now, one of its biggest additions, the long-awaited in-sim Marketplace, is not quite ready. Our team is making some final tweaks to the Marketplace now, and we're excited to report that it will be launching soon.

Speaking of things launching soon, World Update 19: Brazil, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana is releasing next week on Tuesday, March 11! We know many flight sim fans, particularly those from Brazil, have been waiting very patiently for this World Update, and we hope you'll find it was worth the wait!

Also next week, we have planned maintenance for our official forums on Wednesday, March 12 starting at 11:30am Pacific Time (1930 UTC). While the maintenance is in progress, the forums will temporarily be unavailable.

Our next monthly Developer Livestream will be next Friday, March 14! Join our regular panel of Jorg, Seb, and Martial as they discuss Sim Update 1, World Update 19, and more! If you would like to submit a question to the panel in advance, you can do so by completing this web form. As always, we will be taking live questions from viewers from the chat, so be sure to follow our official Twitch channel so you can be notified when the stream goes live. Immediately following the Developer Livestream, we will begin our weekly Community Fly-In Friday event, so stick around and enjoy a beautiful group flight with many fellow simmers -- pilots on both MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024 and both PC and Xbox are welcome!

Last but not least, March 3-9 is Women of Aviation Week! The Microsoft Flight Simulator team salutes all the hard-working and capable women working around the world as pilots, air traffic controllers, dispatchers, mechanics, flight attendants, and every other aviation career! To mark this occasion, we will be participating in a Women in Aviation event at Springbank Airport (CYBW) near Calgary, Alberta, Canada hosted by Mount Royal University. If you're in the Calgary area on Saturday, March 8, stop by Springbank to meet some members of the Flight Sim team and learn more about various aviation careers. This is an all-ages, family friendly event designed to introduce and inspire the next generation of aviation professionals. Admission is free! Full event details are here.

- MSFS Team

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If you are playing on PC, outdated packages in your community folder may have an unexpected impact on the title’s performance and behavior.

If you suffer from stability issues or long loading times, move your community package(s) to another folder before relaunching the title.

Marketplace
Many of you are eagerly anticipating the inclusion of the Marketplace. We are excited to share that the Marketplace is coming shortly, as we are making final tweaks to ensure it meets everyone’s expectations.

Stability & Performance

  • Fixed rare crash during airport generation
  • Fixed crash when selecting livery after reloading the game while not flying the default variation
  • Fixed crash when using ‘Skip to’ feature at beginning of exam.
  • Fixed potential crash when switching ON/OFF the VR mode during a flight
  • Renamed “Bandwidth” to “Download” in DisplayFPS panel to avoid misinterpretation by the community
  • Optimized texture memory usage of WASM gauges
  • Fixed crash when closing the game during package mounting.
  • Fixed crash when many avatars meet up online
  • Fixed crash on Xbox that would occur when accessing areas close to the antemeridian, such as the Savusavu Airport (NFNS) for instance
  • Improved loading times for packages with lots of individual files
  • General Bug Fixes
  • Fixed an issue where the controller was losing inputs if the user went into the filters advanced map layers leaves the sub menu then go back in it
  • Fixed an issue where going to the world map filters layers would sometimes soft lock the user when going to another page
  • Fixed community packages preventing streamed packages with the same name from being found by the sim.
  • Fixed wrong HUD color (purple/white instead of green) on some aircraft
  • Fixed scene flickering on Xbox sometimes when memory usage is high
  • Added profanity check on Callsign and FlightNumber in aircraft configurator
  • Fixed a bug where non selectable aircraft were not taken into consideration by various system after a mount/unmount or after a Build Package
  • Fixed an issue where going into a showcase “Fixed camera” in the camera panel would cause the camera to go in the cockpit view when reopening the same panel
  • Fixed multiplayer nameplate display range to low
  • Fixed UI render issue of items outside of their frame
  • Fixed Deluxe/Premium/Aviator content not being streamed when booting the game for the first time
  • The camera panel no longer forces the cockpit view when opened
  • Fixed swapped colors between Offline and Online friends
  • Fixed missing music on legacy Discovery flight Activities
  • Fixed CLOCK_HOURS/MINUTES_INC/DEC events not behaving as expected
  • Fixed several time-related issues such as ZULU/CLOCK SET events not behaving as expected
  • Fixed usage of real time instead of flight time when initializing switches (fixes light issues when starting a flight with a sim time that is different from the real time)
  • Fixed community packages being duplicated inside content.xml on each boot. Already existing duplicates are removed from file on boot.
  • Increased screen exposure under heavy cloud cover


Backwards Compatibility Bug Fixes

  • Fixed FS2020 planes exterior lights bleeding into cockpit when displayed in FS2024
  • Fixed wrong font selected when rendering XML Gauge elements
  • Forced 2024 SimVar AMBIENT LIGHT SENSOR to return a very high value if requested from a 2020 sim (can happen if referencing an instrument that has been updated in 2024)
  • Fixed textures referenced in FX files not properly loaded when the package is streamed
  • Fixed emissives brightness


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MSFS Team


The biggest news in the flight sim world this week is the release of the A350 Airliner from developer iniBuilds! This highly-anticipated aircraft is available now for PC simmers via the MSFS (2020) in-sim Marketplace and from the iniBuilds website. To celebrate the release, we have partnered with iniBuilds to give away a free A350 Airliner to the winner of this week's Screenshot Challenge! Read on below in the Community section for more information on how to enter the contest.

Feedback opportunity! The dev team is currently looking for player feedback about the speech quality (text-to-speech) in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, particularly for languages other than English. If you would like to help the team improve the quality of the spoken dialog in MSFS 2024, please take a few moments to complete this short web form.

Finally, the team remains hard at work on Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Sim Update 1 (SU1) and the in-sim Marketplace that will release alongside it. While we currently do not have a launch date to share, we are planning to release a new beta build to testers in the near future. Stay tuned for updates.

- MSFS Team

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In this week's Development Update blog, we are pleased to share with you new versions of the Feedback Snapshot and SDK Update. You can see them both by reading on below.

On Wednesday, we released a new pre-release test build for Sim Update 1 to volunteer beta testers from the community. In case you missed it, you can read the release notes for SU1 beta build 1.3.19.0 on the forums here. The team remains hard at work resolving issues identified by testers enrolled in the beta, and we aim to have a release quality build available soon. Thanks again to everyone who has joined the beta and shared their feedback and bug reports on the forums. Your contributions are incredibly valuable to us as the dev team continues their work on SU1.

- MSFS Team

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Public beta testing for Sim Update 1 (SU1) continues, with a new pre-release test build (1.3.13.0) being released to beta testers yesterday. You can read the release notes on our forums here.

Regarding the final release of SU1, if you saw last week's Developer Livestream, you may recall that the panel mentioned we were tentatively targeting February 18th for the release. After carefully reviewing Sim Update 1 Beta feedback to ensure the best possible experience for all simmers, we have decided to take a bit more time before its release. While it won’t launch on February 18th, we appreciate your patience and look forward to sharing another update in next Thursday’s Development Blog.

- MSFS Team

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On Wednesday, we hosted our latest Developer Livestream on our official Twitch channel. In case you missed it, you can watch the VOD on our YouTube channel embedded below. The regular panel of Jorg, Seb, and Martial were also joined by Chris Burnett from Working Title to discuss future development plans for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Among the many topics covered were:

  • Insight and introspection regarding the MSFS2024 launch and the current state of the sim
  • A thorough status review of many of the top bugs as upvoted by members of the community on our official forums
  • Target launch dates for upcoming releases (please note that all of these dates are targets only and could potentially change in the future):

    • Sim Update 1 (and the MSFS2024 Marketplace): February 18
    • World Update 19: Brazil, Guyana, French Guiana, and Suriname: March
    • Sim Update 2: April (with the public beta beginning shortly after SU1 launches)
    • Sim Update 3: June

  • Preview video for the upcoming Famous Flyer 11: Cessna 185F
    • This plane is the first of four upcoming planes which will be provided FREE to all MSFS 2024 simmers

  • And much more!



The livestream lasted more than two hours and covered many topics, so we encourage everyone to watch the the video above if you have time.

- MSFS Team

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Thank you to everyone who has downloaded the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Sim Update 1 pre-release beta test build! Since its launch last week, our team has been very carefully reading your feedback and bug reports on the forums. A new pre-release build with more fixes and improvements is coming soon for beta testers. If you would like to enroll in the beta to help test the next major release of MSFS 2024, you can find instructions (for PC-MS Store, PC-Steam, and Xbox Series X|S) here.

We are also pleased this week to share with you an updated Feedback Snapshot, now expanded to show the status of the Top 96 bugs as voted by members of our forums. There is also an updated Wishlist for the Top 24 feature requests for MSFS 2020 and 2024.

Finally, our next Developer Livestream is now confirmed for Wednesday, February 5 at 10:30am PST (1830 UTC). Follow our official Twitch channel to receive a notification when our panel of Jorg, Seb, and Martial go live to discuss the future development plans for Microsoft Flight Simulator and answer the most frequently asked questions the community submitted to our web form over the past few weeks. As always, the panel will also answer live questions from Twitch viewers, so be sure to tune in if you didn't have a chance to pre-submit a question!



- MSFS Team

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Earlier today, we released the regular monthly Navdata Update for AIRAC Cycle 2501. This update also included a small number of bug fixes related to navdata and navigation aids. You can find the full notes on our forums here.

The public beta for Sim Update 1 is now live! If you would like to participate in this optional pre-release test, you can read the patch notes and find instructions on how to join here. As always, the beta is available to players on all platforms: PC-MS Store, PC-Steam, and Xbox Series X|S. Please be advised that the public test build 1.3.7.0 release notes do not encompass everything that will be included with the final SU1 release; there will be additional bug fixes coming in future builds. Also, the MSFS2024 Marketplace is not part of this pre-release test but is planned to launch with the full release of SU1.

The dev team greatly appreciates everyone who chooses to take part in the pre-release beta test. Please be sure to log bug reports in the appropriate section of the forums. Specifically, we are looking for confirmation that bugs that were reported to be fixed in the release notes are now working properly and also if there are any regressions (features that were previously working but are now bugged) compared to the current live build.

- MSFS Team

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