On 4/15/2026 at 11:35 PM, cowpatz said:

Yes, this is inexcusable and something that they really need to sort out. One year! What a joke. 

I've applied 3 years ago lol, never an answer. Had to go with ORBX.

The 1.1.0 update is now out - though on Simmarket it looks to be a new product with a 100% discount if you have the original in the same account.

simMarket: Flight Simulation Add-Ons - MSFS, P3D, FSX, XPLANE

simMarket: MI-2 HOPLITE MSFS20

Current Version For Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Digital Aeronautics Mi-2 v1 1 0 6 9 26 Changelog listed below nbsp Compatibility Notice Installation via nbsp simInstaller This product is designed

However if you are planning to try it on '24 you may better waiting a short while till the official compatibility patch is out as I'm (entirely reasonably) running into a few issues with the new version on '24 (engines don't start and the wheel brakes don't work are the most obvious).

Forget that. The engine start problem was entirely me forgetting how the things starts.
There does seem to be a real brake problem though it looks to be with the Parking Brake which can be turned off by clicking on the stick but doesn't seem to able to be turned back on.
That's more annoying than a critical issue though and even then will hopefully be resolved shortly with the compatibility fix.

Edited June 11Jun 11 by Matchstick

A member of the dev team said yesterday in their Discord:

MSFS-2024 compatibility update is coming end of June.

So it is still on track 😀

Test (in german) of the beta of the FS2024 version.

51 minutes ago, Simicro said:

Test (in german) of the beta of the FS2024 version.

I’ll give it a watch once the transcription has a chance. 👍