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    Airbus A380-800

    A newly announced Airbus A380-800 for MSFS 2024, bringing the world's largest passenger aircraft to LatinVFR's Airbus lineup.

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    À propos de ce projet

    The LatinVFR Airbus A380-800 is an upcoming airliner for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Announced unexpectedly in June 2026, the project marks LatinVFR's entry into the A380 market and expands the developer's growing family of Airbus aircraft. The announcement came via an official trailer, with no prior public teasers or development previews.

    At the time of announcement, technical details remain limited. The trailer showcases a complete exterior model, detailed cockpit environments, and multiple airline liveries, while confirming the aircraft is being developed specifically for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.

    The aircraft joins LatinVFR's existing Airbus portfolio, which already includes several A319, A320, A321, A330, and A340 variants. As with previous LatinVFR airliner products, the focus is expected to be on providing an accessible long-haul airliner experience while incorporating modern avionics and simulator integration features.

    Because the project was only recently revealed, information regarding systems depth, included variants, pricing, and release timing has not yet been formally disclosed. Further development updates are expected in the coming months.

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    LatinVFR Drops Surprise A380-800 Trailer for MSFS 2024

    LatinVFR has announced the Airbus A380-800 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, and the reveal came completely out of nowhere. Without any prior teasing or community hints, a full official trailer landed on the AviationLads YouTube channel, showcasing the world's largest passenger airliner in what appears to be a well-developed state.

    The trailer itself covers a good amount of ground. You get exterior walkarounds showing ground equipment details like chocks, engine covers, and pitot tube protectors, followed by cockpit shots featuring a custom EFB and FMS. A selection of liveries including Emirates, Qantas, Qatar Airways, and ANA make appearances, and brief interior glimpses show off the cabin and the iconic twin-deck staircase. Engine sounds, hydraulic audio, and visual effects round out what is a polished first look.

    No release date or pricing has been confirmed yet, but based on LatinVFR's usual approach, expect an initial launch through the in-sim Marketplace before wider availability. In the meantime, the trailer is well worth a watch — you can check it out below.