FS2020 is the best looking sim but still lack of professional flight training tools

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@Tomerhm

there is no tool for instructor station (to set failures, change weather and aircraft position) on second computer, mobile or tablet

Incorrect.

FS-FlightControl: Instructor Station for FS2020, Prepar3D, FSX, FSW and X-Plane

Set your flight simulator any way you want with FS Flightcontrol

@Tomerhm

• There is no default map with airways, waypoints, localizers, frequencies, which it is possible to place the aircraft at any position during the training flight.

True, but FS-FlightControl has this feature. If you want it as a default in MSFS, you can wish-list it here:

Wishlist

@Tomerhm

There are no instrument failures like Glideslope Fail, Attitude indicator fail, DME fail, Vacuum fail and many more. (I think Glideslope Fail is more important than oil leak in professional flight training)

Use FS-FlightControl (link posted above) or Randfailuresfs2020:

https://flightsim.to/file/2272/randfailuresfs2020

@Tomerhm

• There is no option to set custom visibility - if we want set only 1300m visibility for ILS training.

True, and this feature has been requested.

@Tomerhm

There are no default aircraft with analog HSI

True. You can buy Carenado’s PA44 and M20R for that.

@Tomerhm

FS2020 is the best looking sim but still lack of professional flight training tools

Absolutely incorrect. See link above for FS-FlightControl and also Prosim. Both of them are fully compatible with MSFS 2020 and used in professional flight training :

https://fselite.net/news/prosim-ar-releases-msfs-compatible-prosima320-1-42/

“ProSim Aviation Research develops stand alone flight simulation software that is designed to model complex aircraft systems, and is often used in professional quality flight simulation setups, and simulator flight training. While ProSim Aviation supports versions of their software for multiple aircraft, version 1.42 of ProSimA320 is the first to be compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator.”

Last but not the least, MSFS is only four months old, and a brand new flight simulation product. It’s not an upgraded version of Prepar3d, fsx or XP. It will take some time for more study-level software to be made for it. If you study the history of FSX, Prepar3d, XP, DCS etc and how long it took for study level software to be made for them, you will quickly find out that this is a fully natural phenomenon.