October 7th 2021 - The FSL Control Center

[Tokitaumelie 164]

4 hours ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

@Tokitaumelie, there’s nothing there to associate Concorde with MSFS. They keep their cards close to their chest and are yet to make any announcement about what will work with MSFS.

I’d be amazed if Concorde became available with MSFS because that would go against everything they’ve said. One 64-bit only.

Seems to be a P3D screenshot 🙂

Kind regards

[jpabc203 3]

Can you recongnize which airport this concorde is preparing for take off?😄

[GCBraun 2,390]

9 hours ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

I’ve looked at the screenshots and can only see P3Dv5. Where are you seeing a MSFS option?

The MSFS option is in the FSL Launcher itself, so it is pretty clear that they will support the new platform. I agree that the Concorde is a long shot though...

[jpabc203 3]

I just want concorde to be released on P3DV5 as soon as possible, i can not wait for a minute, as for whether concorde will have a MSFS version in the future, it is all years later, wait untill the flowers are all gone( we describe a long waiting time in china) ,we don't need to discuss at all now, as a flight simulation enthusiast , we all have common expections, that is , a more realistic platform and a more realistic aircraft. As for concorde , even if you have personal ideas, as long as you love this plane, as long as you want to fly this plane in flihgt simulator, then fslabs is your only choice.Wound't it be better to let us wait for the arrival of  MSFS version concorde at an attulite of 60000ft instead of on the ground?😊

Edited October 9, 2021 by jpabc203

[Ray Proudfoot 8,930]

All you budding Concorde pilots don't forget that Radar Contact v4 is (probably) the only ATC program that has a Speedbird Concorde call sign. 👍

Just to differentiate your superior supersonic aircraft from all the subsonic chaff! 😁

[chapstick 2,757]

17 hours ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

 One 64-bit only.

Not really sure what you're saying here, but MSFS is 64-bit, so that's not a barrier to FSL porting the Concorde to it. 

[Wise87 1,275]

Back to Airbus, I hope the next release will be an A330 or even better an A350. Both which could also work in 2020. 

Edited October 9, 2021 by Wise87

[Ray Proudfoot 8,930]

13 minutes ago, Chapstick said:

Not really sure what you're saying here, but MSFS is 64-bit, so that's not a barrier to FSL porting the Concorde to it. 

I suspect converting a P3Dv5 aircraft to MSFS would involve a huge amount of work. Hence why they said the 64-bit work would only be done once.