Yeah since they’re bringing native balloon support to MSFS 2024, why not powered rigid airships too? Would make for some fun “mooring on a windy day” missions 
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Would love to see the DA-50 RG or the eDA-40.
In general, any fully electrical aircraft with sufficiently realistic system depth would be interesting.
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Grumman Duck…please.
hey - does the shape of this cowling look familiar??
I wonder what Big Radials is up to today…
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Paul Domingue was working to bring his Duck to MFS, not sure of its status
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You realize most of the time spent developing the Comanche was actually for Accu-Sim 2.0? Now that it’s completed, they can produce future planes on a much faster timeline.
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I’ll believe it when I see it. We also don’t know that FS2024 won’t require another substantial rework of accu-sim.
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MSFS2024 is still pretty much a ‘black bag’ to us…
Presumably with in-depth systems and fantastic visuals…
NAMC YS-11
Tupolev Tu-154B-2 (one, possibly two in development. Not sure if they’ll see release)
Consolidated PBY Catalina
Grumman TBM/TBF Avenger (one in development but likely 1+ years out)
Sopwith Pup (hoping a certain dev who did it for FSX/P3D brings it)
Sopwith Cuckoo
Eurocopter AS365N Dauphin II (MH-65 in dev, maybe for coming year)
Mil Mi-2 (on long-term roadmap for one dev, but likely years out if at all)
Mil Mi-8
Mil Mi-24V (maybe coming from one dev, but likely years out)
Dassault Falcon 50 (on roadmap for one dev, but not sure if anytime soon, likely not)
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Who is working on Mi-8?
I searched for it, found only one not so good visually.
I was mistaken it was the modern version of the Mi-17, by Cera Simulations, but it seems they abandoned their efforts after a P3D release a year or so ago.
I’m new to this forum not best with suggestions to give my all time favourites are
1- BAC TSR2
2- AVRO Arrow CF-105
3- Sukhoi Su-47 Berkut (Forward Swept Wing Supersonic Aircraft)
4- Martinsyde Buzzard, Martinsyde was the Irish Air Corps first plane (With Irish livery below)
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I hope maybe we’ll hear something about that from him soon, it was a good addon in FSX
I went through some of my previous posts and decided to update my full list.
T-7 Redhawk - Boeing-Saab’s new jet trainer. A trainer with afterburner? Sounds fun to me!
T-6 Texan - One of my favorite airplanes in real life are T-6’s. They looks good and sound GREAT. Of all the aircraft on my list, this might be the one I’d be most excited to see developed by a good developer. I have and enjoy the one Reno T-6 I own, but I want something of a higher quality. The Reno T-6’s lack features and have pretty underwhelming sounds. I’d like a higher quality, and of course a bunch of liveries to choose from.
P-51C with “By Request”, “Ina the Macon Belle”, & “Thunderbird” liveries. Just a cool aircraft that I’d love to add to my hangar.
MiG-17 - I’ve always enjoyed seeing MiG-17’s fly at Oshkosh and I would thoroughly enjoy one in the sim.
Jet Waco - I like vintage bi-planes and I like jets. Need I say more?
Bell 47 on Xbox.
B-25 - I know a lot of folks want bombers, especially the B-17, but I’d personally lean more towards wanting the B-25.
PT-22 - Just looks like a fun old military trainer, honestly.
Fokker Dr1 triplane - Vintage bi- and tri- planes are some of my favorites, so I’d love this. I know there’s a freeware one available, but I’m on Xbox, and from what I’ve seen it appears to be low-quality, at least visually.
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This looks neat whatever it is. 13 August 2023(5) - YouTube
It’s a Dornier DO28
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T6 Texan/Harvard
Vickers VC10
BAC Jet Provost
Hawker Hurricane
De Havilland Mosquito
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I’m not sure the sim currently supports piston and jet engines on the same aircraft. Which sadly means that the B-36 Peacemaker (“two turning, two burning, two smoking, two choking, and two unaccounted for”) is also not a possibility.
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As we’ve seen in the past, there are ways of achieving a believable experience even when it comes to things the sim doesn’t specifically support.
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