Gaya Simulations has teased Zurich Airport (LSZH) for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The team did so with a single screenshot over on Facebook, together with the announcement that the team will shortly be releasing a roadmap for the coming six months. The teaser shows part of the terminal and the ATC tower in a seemingly pretty advanced stage, with textures already included. However, until the team releases their roadmap, we’re probably left guessing how far along the scenery is. Gaya Simulations also announced they are planning to release Berlin-Tegel Airport (EDDT) for Prepar3D this week. The airport was previously released for MSFS and XP.

Just Flight has shared on Facebook a preview of a new lighting plug-in developed in-house. The plug-in aims at taking advantage of the latest P3D technology in order to provide a more immersive and realistic lighting within cockpits of their aircraft. In addition to the regular cockpit lighting which will of course vary on each aircraft, the tool features a small flashlight that helps a lot when starting cold and dark cockpit at night. The flashlight will also be usable to do virtual walkarounds of aircraft.

The new plug-in was also featured in a video published on the Just Flight Facebook page.

This new plug-in was showcased through the WIP Just Flight BAe 146 Professional, it is fair to assume the tool will be used in other future add-ons. As a reminder, in addition to their BAe 146 for X-Plane and P3D, Just Flight is working on several projects of importance at the same time, with a Boeing 747 Classic, an Airbus A300B4 and a Fokker 28, among others.

Make sure to stay tuned on FSElite for further updates and news on these exciting projects.

Sound utility developer Immersive Audio has released its 737XU Cockpit Sound Immersion Lite package for Prepar3D v4.5 and v5. The all-new cockpit sound pack has been designed specifically for the PMDG 737NGXu series of aircraft and features over 100 new sounds to bring your cockpit to life.

The new sound effects are all recorded from a real-world 737NG cockpit and then processed and tested for authenticity and realism in the simulator. The product features authentic standby instrument and avionic sound effects, various warning audio alerts, GPWS callouts and authentic take off and landing roll sound effects. Furthermore, there is also nose gear bumps and touchdown sound effects, gear airflow and also rumble and rattle for when the speedbrake is applied. All of the sounds are supplied in stereo and have also been tested with Buttkicker Gamer 2.

Immersive Audio’s 737XU Cockpit Sound Immersion pack is compatible with all NGXu models for Prepar3D v4.4+ and Prepar3D v5.

You can buy the product from simMarket for €9.60, but if you own the NGX package, you can upgrade for €5.76.