FlightSimLabs announces A321neo for MSFS and announces pricing for the A321ceo

FlightSimLabs has announced the development of the Airbus A321neo for Microsoft Flight Simulator and surprises the community with a new model on their way to bringing high-resolution Airbus simulations to the platform. While the A321neo is still in development, the team has already revealed that it will be based on the recently announced A321ceo, which will serve as a testbed for this project.

For those who purchase the A321ceo (which is still pending release), FlightSimLabs is offering a discount on the A321neo when it is released. While details are still sparse, the promise of this modernized variant is sure to pique the interest of Airbus enthusiasts.

But first the A321CEO. FlightSimLabs also revealed more details about their first project for Microsoft Flight Simulator, which they describe as their most advanced simulation to date (the developer has a long history of developing for other platforms). We’ve been hearing news about the FSL A321ceo for a few weeks now and now the team has published an official product page and revealed the price that will be associated with the add-on: $69.99.

The product includes four different variants covering the IAE V2500 and CFM56 engines, each available with either Wing Tip Fences or Sharklets.

Key Features

The FSL A321ceo promises an immersive feature set that will immerse Simmers in the operational side of flying this narrow-body workhorse.

• Immersive cabin operation: Simulate flight environments with the ability to record personalized PA announcements with airline-specific cabin packages.
• Custom MEL system: Randomly encounter inoperable equipment and manage MEL (Minimum Equipment List) scenarios.
• Dynamic effects: Brake wear, dust accumulation, icing and even insect spray are modeled dynamically.
• Advanced systems: The aircraft features an updated fly-by-wire model, advanced flight management systems and support for RNP-AR, step climb and constant Mach capabilities.
• Operations: Integrated de-icing and snow accumulation functions, fully compatible with GSX Pro, promise a life-like experience in winter operation.

The FlightSimLabs A321ceo will be available for $69.99, but the release date is still unknown. It shouldn’t be long now, but if you’re interested in exploring this detailed simulation further, The official product page is live here.

FlightSimLabs has also committed to providing a free upgrade to MSFS 2024 to ensure the A321ceo remains compatible with the next generation simulator.