Microsoft Flight Simulator from Xbox Game Studios and developer Asobo Studio is an ambitious expansion to a previous hit that attempts to do things no

Join the aviation adventure in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, the next installment in the flight simulator franchise.

The highly anticipated Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 has faced several issues as it has struggled to keep up with the amount of players looking to take flight.

Microsoft claims to have fixed most of the reliability issues with Flight Simulator 2024. “We are happy to report that the issues regarding access and streaming have been resolved,” the Flight Simulator team posted on Wednesday night,

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 includes authentic aviation missions. Developers have worked with global partners to bring careers in aerial firefighting, search and rescue ops, Coast Guard missions, helicopter cargo hook missions, air ambulance, skydiving, VIP air charters, and air racing to life.

Now developer Asobo Studio seems on track to do it all again with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, which releases today for PC, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. With virtual pilots all around the world gearing up for their first flights, we’ll soon find out whether the studio was successful.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 was released on PC and Xbox yesterday but early players have struggled to load or even finish installing the game. Users have reported a range of issues — including post-installation loads stalling before completion,

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 officially launched today, but it's basically been a complete bust trying to play or even get into the game so far. Loading queues and interminable loading screens are all we've seen so far.

Try a single issue or save on a subscription Issues delivered straight to your door or device

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 fans were left disappointed at the game's lunch due to server issues. Most players complained about being stuck on installation menus, while those that did get through found that a lot of assets were missing from the game.

Game Rant speaks with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 CEO Sebastian Wloch about how its new features are a playground for content creators.