After the initial release of FlyTampa’s FlyAmsterdam scenery, it was followed up with an update to include PBR textures among other things, but as the real airport continued expanding and developing, the scenery started to look a little outdated. FlyAmsterdam V2 is set to release for Prepar3D first, and comes with a big list of changes. FlightSimSoft is in contact with Stephen Cooke, who has indicated that he would like to continue to give support to the PFPX community.įlyTampa has given us a glimpse of the upcoming V2 version of their rendition of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. The ticket system for support will also remain available. They thank the community for their continued support over the last years, and go on to state that PFPX itself as well as the server subscription will continue to be available through their own homepage. People will be able to continue to buy a subscription, but Aerosoft is not sure for how long this situation will last.Īt the same time, developer FlightSimSoft has also published a statement. He also explains that the subscription servers will stay online, and that valid subscriptions will still work.

Mathijs Kok explained on the Aerosoft Forums that the developer of PFPX, FlightSimSoft, has indicated that the tool will not be further developed or updated, and support will remain at a minimum. Whilst this isn’t a complete overhaul of the in-sim AI, the product will give you a much more realistic looking simulator with airports populated with liveries that should be there.Īerosoft Simple Traffic (developed by Revolution Simulations Ltd) is now available through Aerosoft for €12.50.ĭeveloper and publisher Aerosoft has taken the popular performance calculation tool PFPX out of the Aerosoft Shop. Aerosoft has specifically called this ‘ Simple Traffic’ thanks to the user-friendly installation and use. Aerosoft has designed Simple Traffic to work both online and offline, and all the settings can be configured from a simple user interface. In total, over 1400 traffic routes have been included to enhance the AI aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Simple Traffic includes liveries for over 175 airlines, meaning there will be a lot of variation on what you will see in the simulator. The new tool will replace default fictional liveries with real-world ones at a number of airports across the world. Following a cycle of “ it’s coming” to “ it’s cancelled” and back again to “ it’s coming again“, Aerosoft has released Simple Traffic for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

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