FlyInside Roadmap! What the future holds

General Forum
1

Greetings from FlyInside!

While the current released versions of our Bell 206 and Bell 47 work fine in MSFS 2020 and 2024, we’ve just finished not only the updates for the 47 and 206, but have added a TON of features and realism/immersion tweaks not to mention way improved art including new geometry!

That means a more realistic center post in the 206! And lots of Cockpit geometry tweaks. Oh, did I mention new texturing of plastics, carpet, and more for MSFS 2020?

We have released the latest 206 Update for 2020 both web and Marketplace this is compatible with MSFS 2024 as well!

Then next, we’ll be releasing the 47 Update.

These updates are BOTH 2024 compatible with the few caveats listed below. All Asobo stuff that they should be patching shortly.

After these, the next up will be the BIG 206 update that brings the 206A and OH58A models, new engine/performance and LOTS of new art. This will release to 2020 first (and will be 2024 compatible)

After that we will begin working on the 2024 Bespoke versions of all our aircraft, adding better art (to take advantage of the new 2024 Art system) as well as a bunch of 2024 specific features (TBD)

And, of course…The Gazelle and its military and civilian variants will release as a 2020/2024 (and then a bespoke 2024) aircraft early next year! More teasers to be posted soon.

Right now there is no 2024 Marketplace and we don’t know when it will launch, so the 2024 specific ones may come out on our website before 2024 is even ready to sell anything.

Owners of our aircraft continue to get all updates for FREE!

Stay Tuned!

RotorRick

2

Hello, hope this finds you and your team well this new year! I was curious, at one point there was mention of Flyinside making the Enstrom helicopter family for msfs24!? Like the 28, 280 and 480? I think there might have been mention of the th180 as well but anyway, Is that still in the works? Hope this is the correct place to ask that question. Thanks for all your hard work, keep it up!

3

Yes! We will be doing ALL Enstroms, including Legacy F28’s and Sharks. Both piston and turbine. We are licensed by Enstrom to provide them all their aircraft for demonstrations and training in flight simulation environments. I have a bunch of time in quite a few models.

Did you know they are up for the new military helicopter basic training bid? Exciting stuff!

RotorRick