After weeks of open beta testing, developer Flysimware has released version 1.0 of their Falcon 50 trijet for users of P3D and FSX.

The three-engined business jet first took to the skies in 1976 and was available to customers starting in 1979. The first business jet capable of crossing the Atlantic Ocean with legal fuel reserves, the jet boasts a cruising speed of 430 knots and a ceiling of 45,000 feet.

The Flysimware version of the jet has custom coding to ensure accurate systems, custom animations, and Flight1 GTN and RealityXP GNS integration support. The cockpit features the Collins APS-85 autopilot system and gauges, an active TCS unit and an external panel management tool.

This plane also includes a custom sound set showing off the Garrett TFE 731-3 turbofan engines.

The plane can be purchased from SimMarket for $51.08 USD.

Chinese airports are few and far between, but developer BRIDGE has been slowly releasing quality add-ons for the sim in region. Today, the team have released Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport. Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport is located in the Sichuan Province and serves a wide-range of domestic airlines, as well as a large variety of international carriers. Such airlines include KLM, Etihad, United Airlines and of course the likes of Air China and China Eastern Airlines.

When it comes to the product itself, a feature list wasn’t published. However, we do know that both SODE jetways and dynamic lighting is included. The screenshot previews provided do give an indication of what to expect. Based off of those, it would appear that there has been extensive work on the ground polys, 3D bridges, moving traffic and custom built 3D objects surrounding the airport.

You can buy Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport now from SimMarket 25.00 Euros for both P3Dv3 and P3Dv4.

Spanish developers Sim-Wings has today announced plans to developer a more up-to-date version of Paris Charles De Gaulle airport. The new ‘professional’ version of the productwill feature interior modelling, high resolution texture and updates to the airport to reflect the current airport’s status. The team are fully committed to the project as they have confirmed they have purchased 0.3m/px resolution imagery for the aerial photography.

The team confirmed that work has started, but it won’t be ready until sometime in 2019.

The team also announced that they are working simultaneously on other projects including new Spanish Scenery. Although nothing confirmed, it can be added to the list of work on-going including Gran Canaria. Sim-Wings also assured fans that they are working on various scenery products at the same time, splitting resources across multiple things. For example, their 3D modeller is working on aspects required for each project, their AFCAD person on another, and so forth.

You can read the official statement on their Facebook page.