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Microsoft Flight Simulator World Update 21 is out now, and is all about the land down under, Australia.
Here’s what’s included in the update:
- 30+ Hand-Crafted Points of Interest (POIs): Explore iconic landmarks and hidden gems, from the vibrant urban sprawl of Sydney to the vast landscapes of the Outback. Fly high over new BIG POI’s including The Big Koala, The Big Mango and The Big Golden Guitar.
- Engaging Discovery Flights: Embark on new guided tours over breathtaking regions like, the pristine Whitsundays, the remote Cocos Islands and the nation’s capital, Canberra.
- New Activities: Master four Precision Landings (MSFS 2024), three Landing Challenges (MSFS 2020), one Bush Trip (MSFS 2020), two Low Altitude Challenges (MSFS 2024), and two Rally Race Challenges (MSFS 2024).
- New Legendary Aircraft: Take to the skies in the iconic CAC Boomerang, an Australian-designed and manufactured fighter aircraft, adding a piece of unique aviation heritage to your hangar.
“Our World Updates are a cornerstone of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024,” said franchise head Jorg Neumann. “When we decide on a region for a dedicated update, we look for areas that offer a truly unique and diverse set of challenges and wonders, and Australia absolutely stands out in that regard.
“This focus allows us to truly celebrate Australia’s breathtaking natural beauty and unique aviation heritage. We’ve seen incredible engagement from our Australian community, and we hope this next chapter inspires both new and returning Simmers to experience this incredible region with unparalleled realism.”
You can learn even more about the update here.
World Update 21 is available now as a free download for all owners of both Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 on Windows PC, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, PS5, and is also available through Xbox Game Pass.
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