What planes and airports are available in Microsoft Flight Simulator?

Here’s every plane and airport featured at release in Microsoft Flight Simulator, grouped by whether you buy the Standard, Deluxe or Premium edition.

Microsoft Flight Simulator – the shiny new version of your dad’s favourite flight sim – is chock-full of “X times bigger than Skyrim” boasts. It’s the poster child for open-world oneupmanship.

Featuring a “vast and beautiful world that is our planet with more than 1.5 billion buildings, 2 trillion trees, mountains, roads, rivers and more” and “live traffic, real-time weather and animals”, the latest, Azure Cloud-powered Microsoft Flight Simulator is an enormous package.

But in actual fact, it’s three packages: Standard, Deluxe, and Premium Edition. They’re priced at £59.99, £79.99, and £109.99 respectively, and feature a different selection of aircraft and airports depending on the version of Microsoft Flight Simulator you buy.

We don’t expect this list to remain exhaustive forever. We’re sure Microsoft will either patch in more planes and airports or, more likely, sell them as DLC bundles at a later date. But right now, on the game’s run-in to release, here’s every airport and every plane that’s in Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Every airport in Microsoft Flight Simulator

Standard Edition

• Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (USA)
• Bugalaga Airstrip (Indonesia)
• Chagual Airport (Peru)
• Courchevel Altiport (France)
• Donegal Airport (Ireland)
• Entebbe International Airport (Uganda)
• Cristiano Ronaldo Madeira International Airport (Portugal)
• Gibraltar International Airport (Gibraltar)
• Innsbruck Airport (Austria)
• Los Angeles International Airport (USA)
• Tenzing-Hillary Airport (Nepal)
• Nanwalek Airport (USA)
• John F. Kennedy International Airport (USA)
• Orlando International Airport (USA)
• Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (France)
• Paro International Airport (Bhutan)
• Queenstown Airport (New Zealand)Mariscal Sucre International Airport (Ecuador)
• Rio de Janeiro-Antonio Carlos Jobim International Airport (Brazil)
• Juancho E. Yrausqui Airport (Saba)
• Gustaf III Airport (Saint Barthélemy)
• Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (USA)
• Sedona Airport (USA)
• Serea Aerodrome (Costa Rica)
• Stewart Airport (Canada)
• Sydney Airport (Australia)
• Telluride Regional Airport (USA)
• Haneda Airport (Japan)
• Toncontin International Airport (Honduras)
• Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (Canada)

Deluxe Edition

Every airport in Standard Edition, plus

• Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (Netherlands)
• Cairo International Airport (Egypt)
• Cape Town International Airport (South Africa)
• O’Hare International Airport (USA)
• Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport (Spain)

Premium Edition

Every airport in Standard and Deluxe Edition, plus

• Denver International Airport (USA)
• Dubai International Airport (UAE)
• Frankfurt Airport (Germany)
• Heathrow Airport (United Kingdom)
• San Francisco International Airport (USA)

Every plane in Microsoft Flight Simulator

Standard Edition

• Airbus A320neo
• Aviat Pitts Special S2S
• Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental
• CubCrafters XCub
• Daher TBM 930
• Diamond Aircraft DA62
• Diamond Aircraft DA40 NG
• EXTRA 330LT
• Flight Design CTSL
• ICON Aircraft A5
• Robin Aircraft SAS CAP 10
• Robin Aircraft SAS DR400-100 Cadet
• Textron Aviation Beechcraft Bonanza G36
• Textron Aviation Beechcraft King Air 350i
• Textron Aviation Cessna 152
• Textron Aviation Cessna 172 Skyhawk (G1000)
• Textron Aviation Cessna 208 B Grand Caravan EX
• Textron Aviation Cessna Citation CJ4
• Zlin Aviation Savage Cub

Deluxe Edition

Every plane in Standard Edition, plus

• Diamond Aircraft DA40-TDI
• Diamond Aircraft DV20
• Textron Aviation Beechcraft Baron G58
• Textron Aviation Cessna 152 Aerobat
• Textron Aviation Cessna 172 Skyhawk

Premium Edition

Every plane in Standard and Deluxe Edition, plus

• Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
• Cirrus Aircraft SR22
• Pipistrel Virus SW 121
• Textron Aviation Cessna Citation Longitude
• Zlin Aviation Shock Ultra

For everyone who’s not counting, that stacks up as follows:

• Microsoft Flight Simulator Standard Edition: 30 airports, 20 planes
• Microsoft Flight Simulator Deluxe Edition: 35 airports, 25 planes
• Microsoft Flight Simulator Premium Edition: 40 airports, 30 planes

Which is a lot of stuff, sure. But whether it’s worth paying an extra fifty quid to be able to land at Denver in a Cirrus SR22? That’s for the player to decide.

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