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Cleared for Takeoff: BlueBird Simulations Releases Its Boeing 757

The wait is over: BlueBird Simulations has released Version 1.0 of its Boeing 757, bringing its long-awaited 757-200 to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024. Available directly from BlueBird for $80 plus applicable taxes, the aircraft arrives with Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney engine options, a custom flight management computer and interconnected aircraft systems.

MSFS

Just Flight Reveals Six A300B4 Variants for MSFS

Just Flight has shared a major development update for its A300B4 Professional, confirming six planned variants and reporting that aircraft systems are feature complete and undergoing intensive testing.

X-Plane

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X-Plane

X-Plane 12.4.4 Beta Expands SDK and Boosts Performance

Laminar Research has released X-Plane 12.4.4 into public beta, delivering one of the simulator’s largest developer-tool expansions in years. The update also targets nighttime performance, cockpit clarity and loading times while adding an enhanced airport, hundreds of Gateway updates and new static aircraft.

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Developers

Cleared for Takeoff: BlueBird Simulations Releases Its Boeing 757

The wait is over: BlueBird Simulations has released Version 1.0 of its Boeing 757, bringing its long-awaited 757-200 to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024. Available directly from BlueBird for $80 plus applicable taxes, the aircraft arrives with Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney engine options, a custom flight management computer and interconnected aircraft systems.

Real World

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Real World

NASA SR-71 Project Fuels Blackbird Return-to-Flight Speculation

NASA may be exploring an extraordinary effort to return an SR-71 Blackbird to flight nearly 27 years after the aircraft’s final mission. The agency has not officially confirmed the project, but the removal of SR-71A tail number 844 from display and reported outreach to former Blackbird personnel have intensified speculation.

Real World

Airbus A350F Completes Successful Four-Hour Maiden Flight

Airbus has successfully completed the maiden flight of its new A350F freighter, beginning an extensive certification campaign for the company’s next-generation cargo aircraft. The first test aircraft spent more than four hours in the air and reached an altitude of 25,000 feet during the September 29 flight from Toulouse, France.

Real World

FAA Moves to Modernize Air Traffic Control After Major Outage

Federal officials are promising a more resilient air traffic control network after a telecommunications failure disrupted approximately 9,500 flights across the United States, halted arrivals at major Northeast airports and exposed the consequences of relying on aging aviation infrastructure.