FSHud – Air Traffic Control has seen a series of recent updates focused on improving stability and overall performance, laying the groundwork for new features planned as part of the 2025 development roadmap.
Over the past few months, the developer has released multiple fixes designed to refine how the add-on handles AI traffic, flight procedures, and integration with both Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024. These improvements aim to provide a more seamless ATC experience for simmers ahead of larger feature additions expected next year.
Here’s a reminder of the 2025 roadmap video.
Recent changes include enhanced AI traffic injection, improved runway assignments, and better handling of vectored SID procedures. Fixes have also been implemented for issues such as duplicate direct-to requests, missing descent instructions, ATIS frequency mismatches, and scenery-related startup problems in MSFS 2020. Support for MSFS 2024 has also been refined, including updates to airline parking code recognition.
A summary of the latest improvements is as follows:
- Improved AI traffic injection, separation, duplicate interception, and aircraft size detection
- Fixed AI traffic departure flight path issues
- Corrected duplicate direct-to requests and missing descent instructions
- Resolved problems with vectored SID procedures
- Improved runway assignments
- Enhanced aircraft dimension detection to prevent ground handling issues
- Fixed ATIS station mismatches on shared frequencies
- Fixed repeated ATIS message text
- Fixed issue causing airports to be unavailable in MSFS 2024
- Corrected reading of MSFS 2024 airline parking codes
- Fixed MSFS 2020 startup issue caused by scenery layout problems
- Added option to adjust MSFS panel zoom factor
- Updated third-party libraries
With these updates in place, FSHud is aiming to provide a stable foundation as development shifts focus toward the 2025 feature roadmap, details of which will be shared in due course.
You can buy FSHud for €35.00 from their website as a one-time purchase.
