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Since a few minutes, the Carenado S360 is finally available for Prepar3D and FSX. Already on August 6th the development studio announced that the release of the aircraft is imminent. Features include a detailed 3D model with 4K textures, dynamic propeller effects and cockpit animations. Furthetmore there were also added original sound recordings and it is also possible to integrate the Flight1 GTN 750. Although there is no official release message from Carenado yet, the product page is already online. In addition, the aircraft already loads and pays for itself. It costs just under $40 and is compatible with Prepar3D v4, v3, FSX and FSX: Steam Edtion.
More about the Carenado S360
The Carenado S360 is a replica of the Short 360, a short-haul turboprop aircraft from the UK aircraft manufacturer Short Brothers. It was developed in the early 1980s and was launched in 1982. Subsequently, a total of 165 units were produced until 1990. The aircraft, which is often affectionately called “shed”, is very versatile and is still in use today.