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Grumman JRF-6B Goose
The iconic Grumman Goose is a true vintage classic amphibious aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator.The iconic Grumman Goose is a true vintage classic amphibious aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
H120
H125 (AS350B3e)
From the creator of helicopters for X-Plane, such as the 206B3, 206L3, 222B, 222UT, 500E and H125/AS350B3e, the CowanSim H125/AS350B3e is the third helicopter of the fleet to come to Microsoft Flight Simulator. Cowan Simulation strives for perfection and continuously updates their fleet using valuable feedback from pilots around the world.
The H125, and subsequent releases, will continue to be developed using that valuable information. CowanSim's flight models are pilot tested, approved ... From the creator of helicopters for X-Plane, such as the 206B3, 206L3, 222B, 222UT, 500E and H125/AS350B3e, the CowanSim H125/AS350B3e is the third helicopter of the fleet to come to Microsoft Flight Simulator. Cowan Simulation strives for perfection and continuously updates their fleet using valuable feedback from pilots around the world.
The H125, and subsequent releases, will continue to be developed using that valuable information. CowanSim's flight models are pilot tested, approved and developed with the Microsoft Flight Simulator SDK. No external flight model/dynamics or programs are used to provide a seamless user experience.
H130/EC130
The CowanSim H130/EC130 for Microsoft Flight Simulator is a detailed simulation of the versatile helicopter, featuring realistic flight dynamics and systems. Released as version 1. 0, it includes 50 liveries, customizable bindings, and a comprehensive manual. The add-on supports persistence for weight and balance settings across flights and integrates with various avionics systems for enhanced realism. This helicopter model is designed for PC users and aims to provide an immersive flying experie... The CowanSim H130/EC130 for Microsoft Flight Simulator is a detailed simulation of the versatile helicopter, featuring realistic flight dynamics and systems. Released as version 1. 0, it includes 50 liveries, customizable bindings, and a comprehensive manual. The add-on supports persistence for weight and balance settings across flights and integrates with various avionics systems for enhanced realism. This helicopter model is designed for PC users and aims to provide an immersive flying experience.
Hampden
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Virtavia Handley-Page Hampden for MSFS
The Handley-Page Hampden was an aircraft that was very nearly obsolete when it went into service. One of the first British bombers to see service in World War, it carried a payload similar to the Wellington and Whitley, but was much faster and more maneuverable. It was the newest design of these three, sporting a very slender fuselage and fixed guns. It was indeed faster and more agile but the defensive armament was inadequate ... © Virtavia 2024
Virtavia Handley-Page Hampden for MSFS
The Handley-Page Hampden was an aircraft that was very nearly obsolete when it went into service. One of the first British bombers to see service in World War, it carried a payload similar to the Wellington and Whitley, but was much faster and more maneuverable. It was the newest design of these three, sporting a very slender fuselage and fixed guns. It was indeed faster and more agile but the defensive armament was inadequate and was later updated. Known as the "Flying Suitcase" due to its narrow fuselage and cramped crew positions, the Hampden was nearly as fast as the Blenheim but carried 4 x the load twice as far. It was initially used in daylight raids until combat losses dictated an improvement in defensive armament as well as a switch to night ops. At night, the Hampden continued with success in raids on Germany and particiapted in the first "1,000 bomber" raid before being withdrawn in 1942.
Aircraft variants included :
- Hampden B. Mk. 1 :
1) 185 Sqn. , RAF Cottesmore, 1939. Early version, has leading edge slats, short exhausts.
2) 144 Sqn. , RAF North Luffenham, 1942. Long exhausts, full night bomber camo.
3) 1404 (Met) Flight, RAF Coastal Command, 1943. Long exhausts, sea grey over white, unarmed Meteorological unit.
4) P5, C/n 810, Swedish Air Force, 1942. Short exhausts, unarmed trials aircraft.
- Hampden TB. Mk. 1 :
5) 415 Sqdn, Royal Canadian Air Force, 1943. Short exhausts, sea grey/slate grey camo over sky.
6) 489 Sqdn, Royal New Zealand Air Force, 1944. Long exhausts, sea grey over sky.
7) 24 MTAP, Soviet Naval Air Force, 1943. Short exhausts, early RAF night bomber camo repainted with Soviet red stars.
Features :
- VR ready. Yoke latch-on enabled.
- Wwise sounds package with 3-stage engine sounds, canopy muting, switch clicks and other unique cockpit sounds
- very detailed cockpit with numerous animations and mousable controls, rain fx on glass
- in-game checklist
- working Automatic Controls (ALT/HDG hold only)
- working Lorentz Instrument (uses DME/NAV1 LOC)
- animated automatic leading edge slats (1 variant only)
- togglable realistic crew figures
- seperate animated front and rear canopies, animated ventral hatch and bomb bay doors
- animated cowl flaps with rotary handle control in cockpit
- authentic flight model
- 28-page illustrated User Operating Manual
Hawk T1/A
This highly detailed simulation of the Hawk T1/A Advanced Trainer for Microsoft Flight Simulator has been developed by Just Flight's in-house development team after hands-on research with a real-life ex-RAF and ETPS Hawk T1. The Just Flight Hawk has been modelled to an exceptional level of detail and features a variety of 8K PBR paint schemes (including the RAF and Red Arrows), realistic payloads (including AIM-9 missiles, rockets, practise bombs, 30mm Aden cannon gun pod, Red Arrows diesel/dye... This highly detailed simulation of the Hawk T1/A Advanced Trainer for Microsoft Flight Simulator has been developed by Just Flight's in-house development team after hands-on research with a real-life ex-RAF and ETPS Hawk T1. The Just Flight Hawk has been modelled to an exceptional level of detail and features a variety of 8K PBR paint schemes (including the RAF and Red Arrows), realistic payloads (including AIM-9 missiles, rockets, practise bombs, 30mm Aden cannon gun pod, Red Arrows diesel/dye smoke pod) and ground equipment. Both the front and rear pilot positions are included and the aircraft features a truly 3D virtual cockpit with smoothly animated 3D instruments and fully functioning custom-coded systems and avionics. The Hawk T1 is a British-built single engine jet trainer with a two-man tandem cockpit. First flown in 1974, the Hawk has served as an advanced training aircraft for nearly 40 years. The design has proved to be highly successful, with over 900 examples of more than 10 variants sold to air forces in 18 countries, including the UK, Finland, India and Saudi Arabia. The Hawk T1 variant, first delivered to the RAF in 1976, continues to serve as an advanced jet and weapons trainer. Possibly the most well-known Hawk T1s are those flown by the world famous RAF Red Arrows display team, which has been flying the Hawk T1 since 1979.
Model
- Accurately modelled Hawk T1 & T1A, built using extensive research materials and hands-on experience with the real aircraft
- Numerous external animations including storage hatch, RAT, canopy, crew ladder
- Animated, configurable front and rear pilots
- Ground equipment including chocks, access steps, pitot cover, engine intake covers and tie-downs
- 8K textures are used to produce the highest possible texture clarity
- PBR (Physically Based Rendering) materials with real-time environment reflections for superb quality and realism
- Detailed normal mapping for down-to-the-rivet precision of aircraft surfaces
- Static weaponry with the correct brackets and pylons for all weapon types:
- Aden 30mm centre line gun pod
- AIM 9M and CATM-9 practise missile
- CBLS/BDU-33 practise bombs
- Matra LRF4 rocket launcher pods
- Ground services support (marshaller and fuel truck)
- Full support for MSFS visual icing effects
- Optional drop tanks for longer range flights
- Numerous effects, including Red Arrows display smoke, engine and GTS exhaust haze and wing vortices
Cockpit
- A truly 3D virtual cockpit featuring accurately modelled ejector seats, cockpit wear and tear and stunning texturing - every instrument is constructed fully in 3D with smooth animations
- Cockpit textures feature wear and tear based on reference photos taken in the real aircraft to produce an authentic environment
- Dimmable instrument, radio and flood lighting, with separate control circuits for each cockpit
- Tablet EFB for controlling various aircraft options, and checking aircraft and flight information:
- 'Cold & Dark', 'Ready for Take-off' and ‘Ready for Start’ aircraft states
- Persistent aircraft states, allowing you to always return to your cockpit in the same state that you last left it
- Canopy, hatch and ground equipment controls
- Choose between weapon panels, Red Arrows smoke controls, Gunsight /GPS/Gunsight + GPS configurations, and hide the control column for an unobstructed view of the cockpit
- Configure ordnance and rear pilot/instructor
- Basic autopilot controls for ease-of-use
- Front and rear cockpit positions fully modelled and simulated
- Developed using the latest MSFS standards, including intuitive and easy-to-use controls for rotary knobs, multi-position switches and levers
- Fully compatible with MSFS VR mode
- A variety of showcase camera presets (including front pilot looking aft, over front pilot's shoulder, over front pilot's ejection seat, over left and right wings)
- Front or rear seat pilot is visible whilst in the cockpit view (pilot being shown is toggled automatically based on whether the front or rear cockpit is selected)
Custom-coded aircraft systems
- Electrical system with generators, busbars, inverters and AC/DC power supplies
- Hydraulic systems, including independent No. 1 and 2 systems, accumulators and RAT operation in case of engine failure
- Fuel system with automatic fuel transfer, pumps and LP/HP cocks
- Central warning system with realistic CWP caption logic, audio/visual warnings and test functionality
- Flight control system with hydraulically-powered flying controls, standby flap system and realistic airbrake operation
- Landing gear and wheelbrake system with hydraulically-charged brake accumulators with realistic discharge rates, standby gear system and front/rear cockpit control transfer
- Air-conditioning and pressurisation system with temperature controls and realistic cabin pressurisation
- Oxygen system with realistic supply and usage rates that vary with altitude and number of flight crew
- Flight information and instrumentation system with Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS), modelled with accurate 'spin-up' times and simulated gyro-drift, and standby instruments with power source controls
- Lighting system with dimmable instrument, console and map lighting, and separate upper and lower fuselage anti-collision lighting
- Communication system with original AN/ARC 164 UHF radio, plus retrofitted modern RT8300 VHF radio with the ability to save and recall frequencies, fully-functional TACAN and ILS radio units for IFR navigation, and modern Mode C/S compatible military IFF transponder
- Engine systems with realistic Adour Mk. 151 turbofan engine operation, including gas turbine starting (GTS) system and engine starting procedures
- Armament system with weapons control and monitoring panels, missile control panel, sighting system and payload jettison
- Skymap II GPS system (based on default Aera)
- Realistic gunsight display with azimuth and depression controls
Sounds
Bringing next-gen jet noise to your simulator, the Hawk T1 features a highly-fidelity Wwise sound environment developed by SimAcoustics.
Over 200 separate sound effects provide accurate audible feedback as you interact with the aircraft.
- High-fidelity Rolls-Royce Adour Mk. 151/851 jet noise
- Full start-up soundtrack featuring the GTS starter
- Immersive distant jet sounds that enhance the fly-by experience
- Authentic audio for every switch, button, lever and electrical system
- Audible feedback as you operate the control surfaces, flaps and airbrake
- Dynamic airflow noise during manoeuvring
- Simulation of breaking the sound barrier
- Custom damage effects for when things don't go as planned
Liveries
The Hawk T1 is supplied in the following 14 paint schemes:
- Hawk T1 Royal Air Force early trainer livery, XX241
- Hawk T1 Empire Test Pilots School livery, XX341
- Hawk T1 Royal Air Force Valley, Central Flying Squadron, XX176
- Hawk T1 Royal Air Force camouflage scheme, XX353
- Hawk T1 Royal Air Force 4 FTS, Welsh Dragon livery, XX172
- Hawk T1 Royal Air Force 92 Squadron, XX329
- Hawk T1 Royal Air Force Red Arrows 2011 livery, XX260
- Hawk T1 Royal Air Force Red Arrows 2014 livery, XX322
- Hawk T1 Royal Air Force Red Arrows 2021 livery, XX227
- Hawk T1A Royal Air Force 100 Squadron, black livery, XX331
- Hawk Mk. 51 Finnish Air Force, HW-346
- Hawk Mk. 53 Indonesian Air Force, LL-5320
- Hawk Mk. 63 Royal Saudi Air Force, 79034
- Hawk Mk. 63 Swiss Air Force, U-1252T1
Other features
- Realistic and accurate flight dynamics based on real world performance and handling data, and input from Hawk T1 pilots
- A Comprehensive PDF manual with panel guide, flight tutorial and performance data is included
- PSD Paint Kit included so you can create your own paint schemes, including pilot name decal texture which allows you to have your own name showing on the Red Arrows 2021 custom livery
- Full support for MSFS checklists (manual and automatic/co-pilot modes)
Hawker Hunter Mk.58
A legendary fighter reborn for the next generation of flight simulation
Step into the transonic era with an exceptional recreation of the Hawker Hunter Mk. 58, one of the most iconic military aircraft of the 1950s and 60s. Developed exclusively for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, this add-on delivers an outstanding level of realism through meticulous 3D modelling, photorealistic 4K textures, a fully interactive cockpit, and a flight model validated by former Swiss Hunter pilots.
... A legendary fighter reborn for the next generation of flight simulation
Step into the transonic era with an exceptional recreation of the Hawker Hunter Mk. 58, one of the most iconic military aircraft of the 1950s and 60s. Developed exclusively for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, this add-on delivers an outstanding level of realism through meticulous 3D modelling, photorealistic 4K textures, a fully interactive cockpit, and a flight model validated by former Swiss Hunter pilots.
Designed for enthusiasts of precision flying, historical authenticity, and high-performance aircraft, the SwissMilSim Hunter Mk. 58 offers complete immersion—from taxi to high-speed transonic flight.
Historical Background – Hawker Hunter Mk. 58
A Milestone of 1950s Aviation
The Hawker Hunter Mk. 58 represents the dawn of a new generation of jet fighters. Powered by the compact and powerful Rolls-Royce Avon axial-flow turbojet, it achieved an excellent thrust-to-weight ratio. Combined with a 35° swept wing and an all-moving tailplane optimised for transonic flight, the Hunter delivered remarkable performance—setting a world speed record of 1,171 km/h in 1953.
Entering service in 1954 and produced in nearly 2,000 units, it earned a reputation for robustness, agility and versatility. Operated by around twenty nations, the Hunter served as an interceptor, ground-attack aircraft, reconnaissance platform and two-seat trainer. It famously equipped the Black Arrows, the legendary RAF aerobatic team.
The Hunter in Switzerland
Switzerland introduced the Hunter in 1958, initially as the Mk. 6 before upgrading to the Swiss-specific Mk. 58.
A total of 160 aircraft were operated, including several two-seat variants. Armed with four 30 mm cannons and compatible with AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles and a variety of air-to-ground stores, the Swiss Hunter performed air defence, surveillance and ground-support missions for 36 years.
A major modernisation in the 1980s extended its service life until 1994. The aircraft also became the founding platform of the Patrouille Suisse, created in 1964.
A Living Legacy
Today, 72 Hunters remain airworthy worldwide, mostly with civilian operators, while around fifty others are displayed in museums. In Switzerland, approximately thirty aircraft are still preserved or visible.
Comparable to the Dassault Mystère IV, F-86 Sabre or MiG-17, the Hawker Hunter Mk. 58 remains a defining symbol of the transition into the transonic era.
MSFS 2024 Features
Modelling & Textures
- High-precision 3D model based on original plans and historical references.
- Photorealistic 4K textures for exceptional visual fidelity.
- Full use of MSFS 2024’s advanced rendering technologies (canopy materials, paint effects, reflectivity, complex PBR workflows).
Flight Model
- Developed with input from former Swiss Air Force Hunter pilots.
- Realistic, dynamic handling closely matching the real aircraft.
Cockpit & Systems
- Fully animated Swiss Air Force cockpit: switches, levers, knobs, and controls replicate the real aircraft.
- Functional instrumentation for an immersive and reliable flying experience.
- Fully operational gunsight with accurately modelled collimator.
- Realistic fuel system including active fuel transfer.
Cockpit Lighting
- Three independently adjustable lighting systems:
- Red instrument lighting
- Bluish UV lighting
- Red cockpit flood lighting
External Animations
- Nosewheel steering through differential braking.
- Automatic flap retraction based on dynamic pressure.
- Smooth, authentic mechanical animations.
Advanced Visual Effects
- Engine heat-blur distortion.
- Wingtip vortices.
- High-altitude condensation trails.
Included Liveries
- SAF Fliegerstaffel 20 (including the Clin d’Ailes Museum aircraft)
- Papyrus
- Patrouille Suisse
- RAF 92nd Squadron
- Blue Diamonds Patrol
Documentation & Tools
- Interactive checklist through the EFB.
- Full user manual available on our website.
Multiplayer & VR
- Optimised for formation flying and multiplayer sessions.
- Fully compatible with virtual reality for true cockpit immersion.
Relive History. Fly a Legend.
The SwissMilSim Hawker Hunter Mk. 58 for MSFS 2024 delivers an authentic, rich and visually stunning experience — a living tribute to one of the greatest transonic fighters of its generation.
Hawker Hurricane Mk1
Often regarded as 'the poor relation' to the Supermarine Spitfire, the Hawker Hurricane was in fact, a very capable fighting machine and again in fact, was responsible for 60% of Luftwaffe losses during the Battle of Britain. As a fighter, the Hurricane was no match for the manoeuvrability of the Messerschmitt BF109 but if a skilled pilot could bring those eight guns to bear, more often than not, the opposition was doomed amid a hail of concentrated fire. Those thick profile wings provided an e... Often regarded as 'the poor relation' to the Supermarine Spitfire, the Hawker Hurricane was in fact, a very capable fighting machine and again in fact, was responsible for 60% of Luftwaffe losses during the Battle of Britain. As a fighter, the Hurricane was no match for the manoeuvrability of the Messerschmitt BF109 but if a skilled pilot could bring those eight guns to bear, more often than not, the opposition was doomed amid a hail of concentrated fire. Those thick profile wings provided an extremely stable gun platform from which to shoot too. As the Battle developed, Hurricanes were assigned the primary role of destroying the waves of enemy bombers heading for British shores - Spitfires taking over the role of fighter interception and hence the more glamorous image.
During the Battle, the Hawker Hurricane made 'aces' of many of the young pilots flying daily to defend the shores of Great Britain. It fought in all the theatres of WW2, inflicting a massive amount of damage not only to enemy forces in the air but on the ground and at sea.
Much of this success was owed to its incredibly durable construction, enabling the aircraft to sustain huge amounts of punishment and still keep going. Cannon rounds would pass harmlessly, straight through the fabric of the rear fuselage structure without exploding and substantial armour plating behind the seat would provide protection for the pilot from rear attack.
There is little doubt, that without this iconic aircraft's rugged durability and the dogged determination of the RAF's Hurricane pilots,
Britain's 'Finest Hour' might have lasted a lot longer than it did.
In this tribute package you will find not only the Battle of Britain Mk1 but also the Tropicalised version with Vokes filter under the nose and a Sea Hurricane equipped with fully functional tail-hook for carrier landings.
INNOVATIVE FEATURES
- Authentic Hi-Fidelity models built over factory plans.
- Beautifully crafted detailed features.
- Many unique animations.
- All-new animated WW2 British pilot with period-correct "Battle of Britain" head gear, goggles and oxygen mask.
- Authentic re-fuelling bowser and starting cart included.
- Accurate flight dynamics for a challenging experience.
- Full WWise Soundpack developed by professional sound studios faithfully replicates the sounds of the V12 Rolls Royce Merlin engine.
- Beautifully modeled Rolls Royce Merlin engine beneath removable covers.
- Standard,Tropical and Sea Hurricane models included.
AUTHENTIC LIVERIES
- V7467 LE-D Flown by Squadron Leader Douglas Bader 242 Squadron RAF Coltishall 1940.
- V7357 SD-F Flown by FltSgt J. H. 'Ginger' Lacy 501 Squadron RAF Gravesend September 1940.
- P3576 GN-A Flown by Flight Lieutenant James Brindley Nicolson, 249 Squadron RAF Leconfield, Yorkshire August 1940.
- P3675 UF-S Flown by Flight Lieutenant Michael 'Mike' Robinson 601 Squadron RAF Exeter 1940.
- V6864 DT-A Flown by Squadron Leader Robert 'Bob' Stanford-Tuck, commanding 57 Squadron RAF Coltishall, 1940
- P2921 GZ-L Flown by (then) acting Flight Leader 'Pete' Brothers, 32 Squadron RAFBiggin Hill 1940.
- R4175 RF-R Flown by Polish pilot Josef Frantisek RAFVR 303 Squadron (Warsaw) RAF September 1940.
- P2725 TM-B Flown by Flight Lieutenant Raymond T Holmes 504 Squadron RAF .
- R4118 UP-W Flown by Various pilots of 605 Squadron RAF Drem 17th August 1940. (available in wartime and restored versions)
- P3114 M A Sea Hurricane serving with 800 Squadron Fleet Air Arm out of RNAS Gosport in 1940.
- Z4936 KE-M A Sea Hurricane of the Merchant Ship Fighter Unit 1942.
- V7478 The only Hurricane to be delivered directly to Australia. A tropicalised Mk1
- 284 J was flown by Lt. Bob Kershaw of 3 Squadron SAAF in East Africa March 1941.
- Z4615 was a Tropicalised Hurricane flown by Free French pilots in the Middle East. This aircraft began its flying career with No. 80 squadron RAF in June of 1941.
- A "clay" unmarked and unpainted texture is included and a "paintkit" containing "A" and "B" RAF camouflage schems without markings.
Hawker Hurricane MK1 On Sale
Hawker Nimrod Mk2 & Fury Mk1
The Hawker Nimrod and Fury were designed by Sydney Camm who was later to design the Hawker Hurricane!The Hawker Nimrod and Fury were designed by Sydney Camm who was later to design the Hawker Hurricane!