Hi everyone!

A few months ago, I released my CASA C212-200 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, now available across several marketplaces. More information can be found at https://projectmax.store/.

But before that, we'd like to share a quick announcement about another project currently in development.

During the development of the C212, I realised that I'd eventually need to become more familiar with the MSFS 2024 SDK, particularly Modular Aircraft and its newer features. With that in mind, I started working on the Canadair CT-114 Tutor back in July as a side project and an opportunity to explore these technologies and establish a new development workflow.

Progress has been somewhat slower over the past few months due to ongoing C212 updates and work on its native MSFS 2024 version. However, with the CT-114 approaching its final scheduled public appearance with the Canadian Forces Snowbirds in Calgary on November 15, we thought this would be a fitting opportunity to share the project and celebrate the legacy of this iconic aircraft.

Most of the exterior modelling is being outsourced, allowing me to focus on the cockpit, instruments, and aircraft systems while continuing to work on the C212.

So far, most cockpit instruments are functional, and the fuel, hydraulic, and engine combustion systems have been implemented using real-world technical documentation and manuals as references.

Just like our C212-200, the CT-114 will also support Project MAX Missions directly through its onboard EFB. This will allow us to introduce more aircraft-specific mission experiences, including airshow demonstrations and other activities suited to the Tutor's role and capabilities.

I'm also looking to connect with former CT-114 pilots, aircraft mechanics, or anyone with real-world experience operating or maintaining the aircraft. Any information or insight would be greatly appreciated!

That's all we can share for now. We'll post more screenshots and development updates as the project progresses.

Thanks for following our work, and have a wonderful November!