You can watch the full livestream here<\/a>. Of course, the aircraft still isn’t complete, but it certainly looks very promising.<\/p>\n Next comes a clarification from Iris Simulation. The F22 Raptor they showcased yesterday<\/a> will be simply called “Iris Advanced Tactical Fighter” as it lacks the official license from Lockheed Martin. We learn that it’ll be released in January. <\/p>\n Next, we hear from FlyByWire Simulations, which implemented a web interface for the MCDU of its A32NX Airbus A320 Neo mod<\/a>. <\/p>\n At the moment, it’s available only for the development version, and it grants you the ability to have a remote MCDU on a web browser. This is very handy for tablet and touch screens, letting you program your flights in a much easier and more intuitive way. It even includes the option to print on your physical printer, to get those METARs on the fly. <\/p>\n You can read a detailed explanation of how to set it up on the developer’s website<\/a>. <\/p>\n Two relevant airports have been released by a new developer who was previously active on the freeware scene, Barelli MSFS Addon<\/a>.<\/p>\n Catania Fontanarossa Airport (LICC) in Italy and Spruce Creek Airport (7FL6) in the United States have been released and you can find them on Simmarket for approximately $21<\/a> and $28 plus applicable VAT<\/a> respectively. <\/p>\n Below you can find two trailers showing what you can expect from each. <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/platogaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/microsoft-flight-simulator-twin-otter-gets-extensive-video-catania-spruce-creek-airports-released-comodoro-rivadavia-announced.jpg\")
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