The 737 Classic for Microsoft Flight Simulator has made its first touchdown in the virtual skies, and CSS Software is already hard at work preparing a major evolution. While the 737-500 passenger version is currently available, exciting updates for the 737-300, 737-400, and freighter variants are coming, alongside full MSFS 2024 support at no extra cost.

Available at SIMMARKET:

• 737 CLASSIC (30 DAYS) – MSFS20/24
• 737 CLASSIC (365 DAYS) – MSFS20/24
• 737 CLASSIC (PERMANENT LICENSE) – MSFS20/24

What’s New in CSS 737 V2

In late November, CSS shared previews of their ongoing 737 V2 work on Discord. Highlights include:

Wings

• New wing model under construction with accurate profile and control surface proportions.
• Detailed animations ensure all parts move realistically.
• Inner wing components and fine detailing are still in progress.

Engines

• Complete new nacelle and pylon designed from scratch.
• Detailed modeling underway for fan blades and reversers.
• Comparison screenshots already show a significant leap in realism.

Stabilizers & Tail

• Enhanced gap seals on elevators and rudder now properly modeled.
• Smooth transitions between surfaces and lifelike control surface behavior.
• Intricate detailing ensures the tail feels and looks alive.

CSS emphasizes that texturing will be the next transformative step—every rivet, line, and panel will be crafted with extreme accuracy, promising a visually stunning final model.

Community & Team Acknowledgements

In their year-end message, CSS thanked the community, testers, moderators, and content creators for their support and contributions throughout 2025. Their combined efforts helped bring the 737 Classic to reality and laid the foundation for an exciting 2026 ahead.

CSS Software expressed gratitude for:

• The Community: feedback, support, and engagement.
• Testers: tracking elusive bugs and ensuring flight model quality.
• Moderators: keeping communication smooth and responsive.
• Content Creators: providing honest reviews and showcasing the aircraft’s potential.

As the team looks forward to 2026, development on the 737-300/-400 variants continues, promising higher detail, new features, and full MSFS24 compatibility.

Experience the 737 Classic now and stay ready for the next V2 evolution:

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