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Yeah let's be all patient and wait for the announcement

I have a feeling that they are going to show us something that will make us all happy. And I say ALL, of us… Fslabs never disappoints. “Dress me slowly, I'm in a hurry” Keep calm relax and enjoy the flight!

I hope it's the concorde..

If we`ve managed to wait for 4 year, I˙m sure another 2 - 3 won`t hurt that much.

Finally, a response from FSL. Doesn't say much other than the usual "we are working hard and soon."

@Anirbinna Roy I think that’s a bit unfair. As you know, we’re on the verge of making a significant announcement for MSFS. Delivering the level of quality we’re known for takes time, and we’ve always prided ourselves on maintaining high standards with our work. This project has been four years in the making, and we’re committed to ensuring every detail is just right before release. While we understand the anticipation, we won’t compromise on quality by rushing these final steps.

Lol Jokes apart , it’s kinda disappointing to see despite 2.5 years of continuous ongoing development, we don’t have anything solid yet from FSL . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think they are still trying to log in to MSFS2024

Well mfs 2024 has arrived . Still nothing! @Lefteris Kalamaras @Norman Blackburn I have no words

SAW - AYT

Hello, Firstly no support is given in General Forum. Secondly, below is a list of tickets from you. The 7 is the number of messages with 2 on the second. None of them are about the issue you cite above. Please use the correct sub forum.

Hi Am I alone in this situation? Each time I want to use the A32X,I have to delete the FSL_A32XX.dll and after I have to go in the FSLabs control center to "repair" the plane. If I don't follow this procedure the plane has no landing gear and no functional panel. I want to specify , the plane is installed on a separate ssd without nothing else (even on fresh install) Of course the installation is made as administrator. I have made exclusions with my antivirus. After several tickets sent to FSLabs, I have had no answer to fix this issue. Maybe someone on the forum in the same situation. Thank you. Regards Patrice P3DV5.4, W11 pro, 32gb DDR4, Radeon 6700 xt, I5 12400 F.

I’m 100% sure that FSLABS will make an announcement right after the release of MSFS 2024, and their upcoming products will support both the 2022 and 2024 sims.

Well...

Well, not this year, so much is clear.

My WingFlex FCU now works now : with X-Plane Toliss A319 / A320 / A339 / A340 with MSFS FBW A320 / A380 Fenix A320 /321 / and others As soon as a new type is on the market (recently the MSFS A380), there is a new Wingflex-bridge within 2-3 days... which then also works. Skalarki is of course also a very good product and ‘addressed’ to all cockpit builders ( because they produce the whole range for it ) my opinion: WingFlex is a product for enthusiasts who don't want to build a €60,000 cockpit, or who, like me, don't want to commit to just one aircraft type. soon WingFlex will have the MCDU available I also contacted WingFlex some time ago, and they are willing to program a bridge for the FSLabs .. but ? no interest from FSLabs side?

Thanks for that Norman! Who knows, maybe there is an update for P3D line! anyway thanks for your good news!

Hello While we can't speak for other companies, we can confirm that at Flightsimlabs, we continue to support and sell products for FSX, which as you will know, was the predecessor to P3D. We understand that many users still enjoy flying on these platforms, and as long as there is demand and we believe it adds value to the community, we aim to continue support. That being said, the decision for each company will vary, and it's always a good idea to check directly with developers for their specific plans regarding platform support.

Good Day Everyone Just noticed PMDG removed all of its P3D products from their website store. Is the doom of game studios happening to simulator developers? something to think about.

Hi gents, Hope you are well. As the release of msfs2024 is fast approaching, I think I speak for the majority of forum members here, and the general flightsim community out there, which are at a stage where they are about to purchase the required hardware , or going to migrate from p3d , or for many reasons, holding off, with the intention of solely flying the new concorde version. So as a 3rd party developer which a very long time ago broadcasted their intension to develope this new concorde version, all one reads on here is the reluctance to provide any information regarding a rough time frame for release or any other info , for that matter. I can understand one has to be careful in some areas, but I do think fsl are a bit paranoid about the competition, ......what competition??? And how would this competition possibly benefit from carefully provided development information?. But anyway, I await the new concorde, until I purchase a new PC and msfs2024, it's all I've flown.

Thanks so much for the advice, Graham! I have a full backup on another hard drive of all MSFS 2020 folders, including the Community folder. I will move the addons to the MSFS 2024 folder to see if they work, and for those that don't I will wait for the developers to update them.

I would try to avoid deleting 2020 until 2024 is running happily on your system. At the very least, save your Community Folder as this might be a shared resource and 2024 will need it.

After four years and three months with MSFS 2020, tomorrow, Monday, I will uninstall it to leave free space and be able to install MSFS 2024 on Tuesday, 11/19/2024. From now on I will only buy the plugins that interest me and that are compatible with MSFS 2024.

I totally agree Stephen. They don't think it's enough anymore, now they want something else. We've been waiting for a simple update of hundreds of things, and of course we're not even talking about the NEO they promised for P3D. Anyway, MSFS users, enjoy whatever comes next, it will surely be the best.

Sooooooooooooon