Flight Sim Labs has officially launched their highly anticipated A321neo for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, bringing a new level of realism and operational complexity to the single-aisle Airbus family in the sim. This release includes the standard and Airbus Cabin Flex (ACF) variants, as well as the A321LR with support for up to three Additional Centre Tanks (ACTs), making it ideal for both regional and long-haul flights. Developed with meticulous attention to system depth, aerodynamic performance, and cockpit authenticity, the A321neo is poised to become a must-have for serious simmers looking for modern airliner immersion.

The rollout is being staged in two phases to ensure quality and performance. Phase One, now available, includes CFM LEAP-1A engine variants with custom flight dynamics and realistic FADEC behavior. Phase Two, arriving soon as a free update, will add the Pratt & Whitney GTF engine models. Across both phases, users will benefit from full GSX Pro integration, realistic ground handling, and a fully featured ATSU/AOC system supporting airline-style operations. Advanced Airbus-specific systems like ROPS/ROW, FWC F10, and DRAIMS are also modeled in detail, pushing the fidelity far beyond what’s been seen in most MSFS airliners.

Flight Sim Labs is also offering a limited-time discount to owners of their A321 CEO for MSFS. The A321neo sets a new benchmark in simulation with high-fidelity modeling, immersive sound, and operational complexity that covers everything from startup procedures to cold-weather de-icing and long-haul routing. Whether you’re mastering short sectors in the NX or crossing oceans in the LR, the A321neo is a comprehensive and rewarding addition to any virtual fleet. Learn more and purchase directly from the Flight Sim Labs website.