After aircraft purhcased from Steam were released earlier today into MSFS2024, I flew a few a number of them with my FIP Gauges.  Both airplanes and my gauges work together smoothly, for example the M20R Ovation.

No special action is needed as long as you have the Logitech’s FIP plugin installed already for MSFS.  Just load them as usual but with the MSFS2024.  They will run normally.

Again, this is for aircraft I purchased from Steam directly.  I haven’t checked if aircraft purchased from third-party sites are similarly good or not.

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Was excited to installed the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 this morning and played with it for nearly the whole afternoon.   My comment: it’s full of bugs and needs a lot of improvements, in short, it is not ready at all.

The product is just like the fuselage of the G58 captured in the game.  It’s full of dents which requires a lot of works to iron them out. Continue reading →

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 pre-order is now available for Xbox and Microsoft Store. Steam will come next week on September 26.More information about the pre-order and additional details regarding the new simulator — including the full aircraft list — could be found on this page.   

As a special bonus, anyone who pre-orders will receive the De Havilland Canada CL-415 firefighting aircraft (part of the Standard Edition of MSFS2024) to use right now in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020).

I am excited, aren’t you?