In their in-house forum PMDG’s Robert Randazzo has provided a substantial update on their product lineup, with significant progress across multiple aircraft and their transition
PMDG emerged from relative silence yesterday, February 15, 2025, with a mixed bag of updates delivered in Robert Randazzo’s signature lengthy forum post. Here’s a
The official update for the PMDG DC-6 in MSFS has set targets on the 3D models and textures of the virtual cockpit and the exterior
Two variants DC-6A and DC-6B are now ready to fly when you order the freshly released pack by PMDG for Flight Simulator. They programmed an
Check the new preview screenshots of PMDG, taken during the Beta tests. The DC-6 is announced as “coming soon” for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
With 11 new tutorial videos about flying the DC-6 in MSFS, PMDG already open the flightschool while the aircraft add-on should be ready this year.
In June 2016, PMDG released the Douglas DC-6 Cloudmaster for X-Plane, their first foray into that platform. Early in the summer of 2017, the same
httpv://youtu.be/1EerYYW1YCY Currently available for X-Plane only, PMDG follow their plan to adapt their Douglas DC-6 Cloudmaster also for FSX and P3D. Thanks to one their
Another PMDG update has been posted last night. You may find the full press release and the associated previews below, or also on the Avsim Forum.
Over on their Facebook page, the PMDG team have just released a video showing a 360 degrees view of the cockpit for their upcoming DC-6
