The SimuLetter

The SimuLetter

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Jeremy
October 07, 2023

SimuLetter Newsletter

Saturday October 7th, 2023

Welcome to the Latest Issue of SimuLetter!

Hello, flight simulation enthusiasts! We're back with another issue of SimuLetter, your go-to source for all things related to flight simulation. In this issue, we've curated a selection of articles that cover a wide range of topics, from upcoming releases to technical updates. Let's dive in!

IL-2 Sturmovik has released their 349th Dev Blog, providing insights into the latest updates and features. The blog covers a variety of topics, including aircraft, missions, and more.

Navigraph has released the AIRAC Cycle 2310, which includes updated navigation data for flight simulation software.

Just Flight has released preview videos of their upcoming TBM 850 for MSFS, developed by Black Square. The videos showcase the aircraft's features and capabilities.

VATSIM has announced that they will be implementing network-wide 8.33 kHz frequencies, enhancing communication capabilities across the platform.

Just Flight has added a new variant to their F-14D Tomcat for MSFS, expanding the aircraft's range of capabilities.

X-Plane has released an update to their roadmap for version 12.0.8 and beyond, detailing upcoming features and improvements.

OnAir Airline Manager has launched a Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) version of their game, available at SimMarket.

Corvo Island, located in the Azores, is known for having the most challenging runway, making it a unique destination for flight simulation enthusiasts.

iniBuilds has released the latest screenshots of their work-in-progress A300-600 for MSFS, showcasing the aircraft's intricate details.

Headwind Simulations has announced significant changes in their A330neo addon, focusing on engine data and fuel consumption.

Renowned for its ruggedness, the F4F-4 Wildcat has been digitally preserved for MSFS 2020, featuring a host of details and functionalities.

That's all for this issue! Stay tuned for more exciting updates in the world of flight simulation.

Happy flying!

The SimuLetter Team