Since its 2020 debut, Microsoft Flight Simulator has transformed from a niche simulator into a global phenomenon. To celebrate this success and thank its growing community, Microsoft released the . Far more than a simple re-release, this edition serves as the definitive version of the simulator, packing in new aircraft, handcrafted airports, and cutting-edge features—all while remaining a free update for existing owners. What’s New in the GOTY Edition?
: Eight new handcrafted airports across Central Europe and the United States have been added, including Leipzig/Halle (EDDP) and Zurich (LSZH) .
: The sim’s first military jet, bringing high-speed thrills and supersonic capabilities.
: A nosewheel-equipped bush plane designed for versatile off-airport adventures.
For new players, the GOTY Edition is now the standard entry point, replacing the original 2020 release. It incorporates all previously released (at the time of launch), meaning you get a vastly more detailed version of the globe—from the peaks of the Alps to the skyscrapers of Tokyo—right out of the box.
Edi... | Microsoft Flight Simulator Game Of The Year
Since its 2020 debut, Microsoft Flight Simulator has transformed from a niche simulator into a global phenomenon. To celebrate this success and thank its growing community, Microsoft released the . Far more than a simple re-release, this edition serves as the definitive version of the simulator, packing in new aircraft, handcrafted airports, and cutting-edge features—all while remaining a free update for existing owners. What’s New in the GOTY Edition?
: Eight new handcrafted airports across Central Europe and the United States have been added, including Leipzig/Halle (EDDP) and Zurich (LSZH) .
: The sim’s first military jet, bringing high-speed thrills and supersonic capabilities.
: A nosewheel-equipped bush plane designed for versatile off-airport adventures.
For new players, the GOTY Edition is now the standard entry point, replacing the original 2020 release. It incorporates all previously released (at the time of launch), meaning you get a vastly more detailed version of the globe—from the peaks of the Alps to the skyscrapers of Tokyo—right out of the box.