One of my biggest disappointments with the Citation was that while it had a great cockpit and - after several mods - flew well, it lacked a cabin, thus you never had the feeling you were actually flying a luxury biz jet. 

Let's see whether the PC 12 and the PC 24 in MSFS 2024 have cabins. 

There are some superb cabins out there - Fenix, iFly and the RJ really pushed the bar. Which makes it even weirder how Aerosoft thought the Minecraft A330 cabin was up to scratch for a release candidate…

2 hours ago, bennyboy75 said:

There are some superb cabins out there - Fenix, iFly and the RJ really pushed the bar. Which makes it even weirder how Aerosoft thought the Minecraft A330 cabin was up to scratch for a release candidate…

It seems obvious at this point that was a panic release.

I really don’t care much for cabins.
 

It’s nice eye candy. But, it’s not worth the performance hit for what they add to the actual flying experience.

I like when there’s an option to turn them off.

I might look at the cabin once when I first get an aircraft and likely never again, if that…

Since Carenado did the pc24 and they always do cabins, I would presume it would have a cabin.  But who knows!

I guess we'll all know in a week!

I imagine all the default aircraft will have interiors now, because of the new visible passenger system, and career mode 

The PC-12 medivac version has a cabin at least, you can see it in the trailers

The PC-24 you can kinda see into the cabin on the aircraft poster

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What about the Honda jet?  I recall it having a decent cabin 

1 hour ago, Los said:

It’s nice eye candy. But, it’s not worth the performance hit for what they add to the actual flying experience.

Same here, and worse still what a waste of coding time and performance hit to have GSX' PAX filling up the cabin, which I've turned off as the perf hit is 20% and while I know the plane isn't moving it still impacts panning.

I've mostly been flying the PMDG BBJ1 recently and since exploring the cabin a bit, I kind of wish one could configure it. Personally I'd just prefer business style mini cabins like the JetBlue Mint suites. I'd operate a sort of low-frills business jet, no showers, no boardroom conference tables. Meetings would just be held standing up in your little cubicle with some tyrant CEO pacing the aisle and shouting at everyone.

From what we have seen so far, the new planes will have a cabin. The question is whether the improved 2020 planes like the Longitude and the CJ4 will have one. I really hope so and think it's likely given the new mission system. In the trailer, we saw a VIP sitting in the cabin of the Vision jet. It's hard to imagine that Asobo's own aircraft won't benefit from these new capabilities.

1 hour ago, outermarker said:

In the trailer, we saw a VIP sitting in the cabin of the Vision jet.

The Vision Jet is the same as the FlightFX one which has always had a cabin.

Only a short time from now we’ll know.

35 minutes ago, Los said:

The Vision Jet is the same as the FlightFX one which has always had a cabin.

 

1 hour ago, outermarker said:

It's hard to imagine that Asobo's own aircraft won't benefit from these new capabilities.

 

4 hours ago, Los said:

It’s nice eye candy. But, it’s not worth the performance hit for what they add to the actual flying experience.

Agree, still hoping for some clever developer to integrate the cabin more into the overall experience e.g. safety equipment checks or similar.

16 hours ago, Los said:

I really don’t care much for cabins.
 

It’s nice eye candy. But, it’s not worth the performance hit for what they add to the actual flying experience.

I like when there’s an option to turn them off.

I might look at the cabin once when I first get an aircraft and likely never again, if that…

Cabins don’t render unless you’re looking at them in MSFS.  
 

For example, close the door on the 777 and the passengers all disappear and the cabin isn’t rendered till you open the door again. 
 

This isn’t 1999 and it’s not FSX.  

17 hours ago, Noel said:

Same here, and worse still what a waste of coding time and performance hit to have GSX' PAX filling up the cabin, which I've turned off as the perf hit is 20% and while I know the plane isn't moving it still impacts panning.

It looks like cabins and airport terminal interiors are always suspected to be responsible for performance degradation, even though several developers denied this categorically in this very forum.

As ATRguy mentioned, if it’s not rendered, it has zero impact on performance. In other words, if you don’t look in the cabin - or in the terminal - your performance will be optimal.

As a conclusion MSFS being a game, and since we are essentially all players, some will like those, and some won’t, in this later case simply forget they exist.