We have just received multiple pictures from Aeroplane Heavens’ CEO, Barry Bromley, showcasing their upcoming Sabreliner for FSX and P3D and possibly X-Plane.
The Sabreliner is a mid-sized American business jet developed by North American Aviation and built by Rockwell. The production came to a close in 1981 but it’s still used today for the U.S. Air Force’s and Navy’s shuttling and training programs.
Finally, the plane that the entire X-Plane community has been following the development of, the Hot Start TBM-900, is approaching release. Cameron, the founder of X-Aviation – the storefront on which the TBM-900 will be distributed through – made a post on the X-Pilot forums today to announce that the aircraft is due for release this coming Saturday at 00:00 EST (that’s Friday night, or Saturday 0400z, for those unsure).
Hot Start, made up of experienced developers Goran Matovina (most widely known for his Leading Edge Simulations Saab 340) and Saso Kiselkov (known better as Totoritko), first announced the TBM back in March, though the aircraft had been in development for a little longer than that. Since then we’ve seen a number of previews showing Goran’s incredible modelling work, as well as Saso’s masterpiece of an avionics suite, which has left GA simmers drooling to get their hands on the aircraft.
The TBM is packed with immersive, study-level features. Some of the stand-out items include;
