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I'm hesitating whether I need to pay 50% of the full price to upgrade to the 2024 version, as I haven't noticed many significant improvements. At the same time, competition in the GA aircraft market is intense—A2A and Black Square are doing such an outstanding job that I always hesitate to spend money on aircraft from other developers. Even though the Kodiak 100 offers STOL capabilities and a G1000 avionics suite, I'm still on the fence about the upgrade.

Now that I have the A321, I never fly the A320 again—because the A321 feels heavier and looks better.

Fix lod and contrails

Will the A346 be available on the Marketplace?

Hi everyone, I'm currently using BATC to inject traffic. Ground traffic appears normally, but when I'm airborne—even when AI aircraft are very close (they show up on TCAS)—I still can't see them visually, and of course, their contrails aren't visible either. Does anyone know how to fix this?

https://support.tfdidesign.com/support/solutions/articles/62000236922-navigation-data-incomplete-or-missing-after-update-in-fs24

Now, 20 and 24 are sold as a single version, so one purchase gives you both 20 and 24.

As a Chinese user, I can only say that the default scenery in 2024 is vastly better than what was available before 2020—it’s now at a level where it’s actually flyable. You can check Volanta; there are still a large number of MSFS 2024 flights operating over China every day. Of course, you can’t expect China’s default scenery to match the ultra-high-precision scanned scenery of places like Japan. I just flew over Harbin yesterday, and from high altitude, it looked pretty much the same as I remembered it from real life a few years ago.

2024 version has not been released yet I think，now only CE user can run the beta version

WFSceneryStudio is a top-tier (Tier-0) Chinese add-on developer that has created numerous major hub airports, such as VHHH, ZSPD, and ZBAA. Their add-ons are highly recommended for purchase. SamScene, while not as detailed as WF, is still a competent developer—you can selectively purchase their airports based on your needs.

Airbus sidestick+ fenix320+ ifly737

As a CE user, I’d say the latest version is absolutely worth buying—amazing, a T0-level wide-body aircraft, and it’s even a trijet!

The old VFR charts have unclear airspace markings, and the new Roger charts are even worse—they make it nearly impossible to distinguish terrain, and they’re just plain images with no clickable data or interactivity. Is there a good way to learn how to use VFR charts? It’s really difficult.

CE version works fine

Thank you all! Considering the uniqueness and distinctiveness of the aircraft, I've decided to go with the Starship. I'll save the pressurized turboprop for my next purchase.

Hello everyone! I currently have the following aircraft in my fleet: A2A Comanche BBS Cessna 310R Flysimware Cessna 414AW Just Flight PA-28 SWS Kodiak100 I'd like to treat myself to a New Year's gift and am trying to decide between: Black Square's Duke Bundle Black Square's Baron/Bonanza Bundle Black Square's The Starship A2A's Aerostar 600 My budget is limited, so I can only purchase one. Which would you recommend?

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Has anyone heard if A2A has mentioned when the upgrade will be available on the Marketplace?

Maddog has confirmed that the new version is only a graphical upgrade and code refactoring, and users can choose voluntarily whether to purchase it, as the legacy MD-80 will continue to receive support.

Maddog's strategy is the same as A2A's: if you want the new product, you can pay for an upgrade; if you don't, the old product still receives support and is upgraded to the 2024 version. This approach is clearly better than companies that force players to spend money to upgrade—those that say, "No one's forcing you to buy it, but if you don't pay ,you won't get the 2024 version compatibility.“

Fly the Maddog 20th Anniversary Edition. It will include a brand-new 3D model for both the interior and exterior, featuring high-resolution textures. More details coming in the next few days!

I really like companies like Just Flight that respect their customers and take aircraft modeling seriously, so I will buy the F70/F100 as soon as it became available on the marketplace.

If a few cups of coffee cost over $40, why shouldn't I just go buy iFly's MAX 8? It's not like my 2020 737 purchase wasn't already wasted anyway—and honestly, I barely flew it. My favorites have always been the A321 and the MD-80. iFly is a developer that seriously focuses on high-quality aircraft models without playing marketing games.

Seeing this long-winded justification, I suddenly understand why PMDG treats its users so arrogantly. That's just great. So why don't other developers have so many controversies? What’s the real reason? By the way, no need to reply—let’s leave it at that.