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BlueBird Simulations 757 Passenger
23 October 2026
The long-awaited BlueBird Simulations 757 Passenger add-on for MSFS 2020/2024 is now on sale!
The most faithful 757-200 simulation ever created for Microsoft Flight Simulator features Rolls-Royce RB211 and Pratt & Whitne…
23 October 2026
The long-awaited BlueBird Simulations 757 Passenger add-on for MSFS 2020/2024 is now on sale!
The most faithful 757-200 simulation ever created for Microsoft Flight Simulator features Rolls-Royce RB211 and Pratt & Whitney PW2000 engines, an FMC built from the ground up, 200 working circuit breakers, authentic CRT displays, deep systems simulation, a realistic flight model tested by 757 pilots, fully custom-coded autopilot, authentic sounds and over 30 liveries.
This initial release includes the 200 version with both PW and RR engine types. The 300 variant (FOR MSFS 2024 ONLY) and a native MSFS 2024 version of 757 Passenger will be made available after release, both free to existing owners.
See the BlueBird Simulations 757 Passenger page for video, more screenshots and full details of all the aircraft features!
The long-awaited BlueBird Simulations 757 Passenger add-on for MSFS 2020/2024 is now on sale!
The most faithful 757-200 simulation ever created for Microsoft Flight Simulator features Rolls-Royce RB211 and Pratt & Whitney PW2000 engines, an FMC built from the ground up, 200 working circuit breakers, authentic CRT displays, deep systems simulation, a realistic flight model tested by 757 pilots, fully custom-coded autopilot, authentic sounds and over 30 liveries.
This initial release includes the 200 version with both PW and RR engine types. The 300 variant (FOR MSFS 2024 ONLY) and a native MSFS 2024 version of 757 Passenger will be made available after release, both free to existing owners.
See the BlueBird Simulations 757 Passenger page for video, more screenshots and full details of all the aircraft features!
New native MSFS 2024 GA aircraft from Flysimware
AVX Tune now available
Just Flight is looking to expand its coding capacity
13 October 2026
Following a successful period of high quality releases for MSFS and X-Plane, Just Flight is looking to expand its coding capacity to work on some exciting new projects that are due for release in 2027 and beyond. If you have experience…
13 October 2026
Following a successful period of high quality releases for MSFS and X-Plane, Just Flight is looking to expand its coding capacity to work on some exciting new projects that are due for release in 2027 and beyond. If you have experience in flight simulation coding and want to take your career to the next level, we’d love to hear from you and have a chat. This is what we’re looking for:
Key skills and experience
To apply, contact jobs@justflight.com with details of your experience.
Following a successful period of high quality releases for MSFS and X-Plane, Just Flight is looking to expand its coding capacity to work on some exciting new projects that are due for release in 2027 and beyond. If you have experience in flight simulation coding and want to take your career to the next level, we’d love to hear from you and have a chat. This is what we’re looking for:
Key skills and experience
- Previous experience developing aircraft instruments or avionics for MSFS, with examples of displays or functionality you have personally implemented.
- Familiarity with MSFS instrument frameworks and libraries.
- Strong JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML and CSS skills, particularly for interactive cockpit displays.
- Ability to interpret aircraft manuals and reference material to reproduce display layouts, symbology, operating modes, and behaviour accurately.
- Experience connecting cockpit displays and controls to aircraft systems and simulator data, including relevant simulator variables and events.
- Confidence working with an existing codebase, diagnosing faults, and taking features through implementation, testing, and release.
- Good software development practices, including readable, maintainable code, version control, and clear documentation.
- Experience with underlying navigation and guidance functionality would be particularly valuable – FMS/CDU development, including page logic, data entry, and flight-plan management.
- C++/WASM development for custom instruments or aircraft systems.
- Familiarity with XML model behaviours and aircraft configuration.
- Debugging and performance optimisation of complex instruments and displays.
- Experience delivering commercial aircraft products or contributing to established open-source flight simulation projects.
- Project management experience, including planning development work, coordinating contributors, and managing testing feedback.
To apply, contact jobs@justflight.com with details of your experience.
FSimUK Flight Simulation Show in Bristol – 10-11 October 2026
8 October 2026
It's been a good few years now since the UK flight sim community had a major show to attend, but that all changes this weekend (10-11 October) when the FSimUK event will be taking place at Aerospace Bristol, with the show taking pla…
8 October 2026
It's been a good few years now since the UK flight sim community had a major show to attend, but that all changes this weekend (10-11 October) when the FSimUK event will be taking place at Aerospace Bristol, with the show taking place right beneath Concorde. You really can't beat that for a venue!
The show is open from 10.00am to 5.30pm on both days and all the information you'll need can be found on the FSimUK website.
Several of us from Just Flight will be on our stand (No.34, near the rear of Concorde) at the show, so do come along for a chat and take a look at some of the new aircraft we have in development such as the A300B4 Professional, scheduled for release later this year, and the BlueBird Simulations B757. We will, of course, have some very good show deals on offer if you're looking to pick up a bargain.
A floor plan for the show is available if you'd like to check it out, and we'll look forward to seeing you there!
It's been a good few years now since the UK flight sim community had a major show to attend, but that all changes this weekend (10-11 October) when the FSimUK event will be taking place at Aerospace Bristol, with the show taking place right beneath Concorde. You really can't beat that for a venue!
The show is open from 10.00am to 5.30pm on both days and all the information you'll need can be found on the FSimUK website.
Several of us from Just Flight will be on our stand (No.34, near the rear of Concorde) at the show, so do come along for a chat and take a look at some of the new aircraft we have in development such as the A300B4 Professional, scheduled for release later this year, and the BlueBird Simulations B757. We will, of course, have some very good show deals on offer if you're looking to pick up a bargain.
A floor plan for the show is available if you'd like to check it out, and we'll look forward to seeing you there!
Major development update for our A300B4 for MSFS 2020/2024
7 October 2026
It's been a while since we gave you more news of our forthcoming A300B4 Professional for MSFS 2020/2024, but a major new development update has now been posted and the aircraft specifications have also been updated as much as we can…
7 October 2026
It's been a while since we gave you more news of our forthcoming A300B4 Professional for MSFS 2020/2024, but a major new development update has now been posted and the aircraft specifications have also been updated as much as we can at this time.
See the A300B4 Professional page for the latest update, and you might also like to take a look at the short video below from when Martyn, our Head of Development, went on an A300B4 research trip to the Aeroscopia Museum in Toulouse, France.
It's been a while since we gave you more news of our forthcoming A300B4 Professional for MSFS 2020/2024, but a major new development update has now been posted and the aircraft specifications have also been updated as much as we can at this time.
See the A300B4 Professional page for the latest update, and you might also like to take a look at the short video below from when Martyn, our Head of Development, went on an A300B4 research trip to the Aeroscopia Museum in Toulouse, France.