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Aircraft developer Aeroplane Heaven has released their Sabreliner for Prepar3D v4/v5. Aeroplane Heaven has created a realistic rendition of this classic aircraft, which first took to the skies in 1963. The North American Sabreliner was a successful early business jet, which was then offered to the US Air Force as a Utility trainer under the appellation of T-39. The aircraft was named “Sabreliner” after its wing design, which was similar to the North American F-86 Sabre. More than 800 Sabreliner were produced between 1958 and 1982, including 200 T-39. Due to its older design and noisy engines, the aircraft is now mostly phased out, with only a handful still flying.

The aircraft product features 3 highly accurate models with various animations. Inside the cockpit, you will find a “true to real-world aircraft” with authentic textures, a professionally mastered sound pack and a large number of animations throughout. One of the standout features within the cockpit is the 3D paint faces and 3D modelled needles and pivot pins, adding realism for the older aircraft. Multiple liveries are also included with full PBR technology for a realistic look.

You can buy Aeroplane Heaven’s Sabreliner for Prepar3D v4/v5 now from simMarket for €30.57 (excluding VAT) or via the Aeroplane Heaven store for $36.95 (USD).

Thanks to FSXLiveries.com [EPWA] for the tip.

At long last, it has been confirmed that the upcoming Aerosoft CRJ 550/700 for Microsoft Flight Simulator will release on March 16th 2021. Mathijs Kok took to the forums just moments ago to announce that the “first complex and highly detailed aircraft” for Microsoft Flight Simulator will be made available through the Aerosoft Shop and the Microsoft Flight Simulator Marketplace at the same time.

Aerosoft has been previewing the Aerosoft CRJ for many months now most recently they shared the start of a brand new tutorial video series. We know that the Aerosoft CRJ for Microsoft Flight Simulator will release for €42.00 (plus any local VAT). Those who then want to buy both the 900/1000 models will be able to then buy the additional package for an extra €16.75 (plus any local VAT). If you can’t wait to learn more about the aircraft, the first volume of the manual is already available to download and read through in preparation for the release.

Will you be picking up the Aerosoft CRJ 550/700 on release?