Developer Miltech Simulations announced a tentative release schedule for their upcoming MH-60 via a Facebook Post.
The MH-60, a collaborative effort between Miltech and Blackbird Simulations, is slated for release on July 31st 2025 via the Miltech, Blackbird, and the iniBuilds stores for MSFS 2020 and 2024. PC and Xbox MSFS 2020/2024 Marketplace release is planned for the same day, although final approval from Microsoft is still pending.
Mission Hub is also slated for release on July 31st for MSFS 2020 and 2024 on PC via Miltech, Blackbird, and iniBuilds stores. Marketplace release specifics for PC and Xbox are still TBD at this time.
According to Miltech, the MH-60 will feature:
- Ultra-Detailed 3D Model: Hand-crafted, ultra-detailed 3D models, created from extensive imagery and survey of the aircraft, by the talented team at Blackbird Simulations
- 3 Variants, +30 Liveries: The three most popular variants – MH60 Sierra, Romeo, and Tango* are included, with over 30 liveries to choose from.
- Flight Model, Autopilot and Stability Augmentation System: Realistic Flight Model, validated and tested by MH60 Flight Crew. Fully customized AFCS/SAS Systems, supporting all modes as per the aircraft´s documentation.
- Weapons Systems, Acoustic Elements, External Loads:
- Semi-Functional Weapons System: Hellfires, Torpedos, Flares and Guns
- 4 Selectable Sling Load options: Pallets, Flags, Bambi Bucket
- 2 Acoustic Elements (Romeo): Sonobuoy, Sonodipper (Functional with Mission Hub)
- 4 Mini-Sceneries Included:
- CGAS San Diego, for Coast Guard Ops/Missions
- CGAS Kodiak, for Coast Guard Ops/Missions
- Garden Island, Australia, for various MH60 Romeo Operations
- Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera, Spain, for patrol of the Strait of Gibraltar, ASW Missions
- Realistic Systems:
- Comprehensive simulation of the Aircraft Systems and Avionics – Keyset, MFD, PD.
- Based on the U.S. Navy’s Block I MH-60S manuals.
- Virtual “Crew Chief”, with audio calls to guide the pilot on VERTREP and SAR Missions
- Support for FTP flight plans and Search Patterns.
- Sounds: Crafted by Echo 19 using 100% Real Recordings of the GE T700-GE-401 from an operational UH-60.
To view Miltech’s full announcement on Facebook, click here
