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Microsoft Flight Simulator World Update XI: Canada now available – onmsft.com

Robert Collins Robert Collins
September 29, 2022
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World Update XI for Microsoft Flight Simulator is here. In it, virtual aviators can explore the sights of one of the largest countries in the world: Canada. From magnificent cityscapes to vast tundra expanses, Canada has a wide range of spectacular locales begging to be discovered.

In creating the World Update XI: Canada the Microsoft Flight Simulator team used satellite imagery, aerial photography, and digital elevation models to deliver 87 hand-crafted points of interest in this update alone. Check out the official trailer for the update below.

The following is a list of some of the new features now available with this latest update.

  • 5 handcrafted five airports including:
    British Columbia’s Castlegar / West Kootenay Regional Airport (CYCG)
    Victoria International Airport
    Vancouver Island
  • 9 exciting missions:
    Three bush trips (Vancouver Island, Newfoundland, and the Canadian Rockies)
    Three landing challenges (Castlegar, Barkerville, and Calgary)
    Three discovery flights (Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto).

World Update XI: Canada is free for owners of Microsoft Flight Simulator. Just update your account and download the World XI Update from the in-game marketplace.

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