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25 de abr. de 2023 · The new ATR for Microsoft Flight Simulator involved hundreds of hours of research, development, and testing. Hans Hartmann and his team worked closely with ATR to ensure that the digital twin accurately captured every nuance of the real aircraft.
- Asobo/Hans Hartmann’s ATR 42/72 lauching in March 2023!
We finally have a release timeframe for the highly-awaited...
- Asobo/Hans Hartmann share a development update on the ATR 42/72 for ...
More than a year after the initial reveal, we finally got...
- Asobo/Hans Hartmann’s ATR 42/72 lauching in March 2023!
22 de nov. de 2022 · We finally have a release timeframe for the highly-awaited ATR 42/72 currently being developed by Asobo and Hans Hartmann! If all goes according to plan, the regional airliner will be out for MSFS in March, nearly two years after its unveiling!
26 de may. de 2022 · More than a year after the initial reveal, we finally got some news this week about the ongoing development of the ATR 42-600 and 72-600 for Microsoft Flight Simulator (the one from Asobo/Hans Hartmann, not the Milviz one).
28 de abr. de 2023 · Microsoft collaborated with renowned developer Hans Hartmann to deliver the first high-fidelity regional turboprop airliner to the simulator since its release as the first in Microsoft’s line of “Expert Series” first-party releases.
7 de jun. de 2023 · The MSFS ATR 42/72-600, developed by Microsoft/Asobo and Hans Hartmann, was released at the end of April to mixed reception. Billed as an “Expert Series” aircraft, it did not meet the initial expectations of some experienced simmers looking for a challenge.
22 de mar. de 2023 · Hans Hartmann has taken to the Twitch airwaves to share his most detailed preview yet of the upcoming ATR 42/72-600 for Microsoft Flight Simulator, which is being released in partnership with Asobo studios.
25 de abr. de 2023 · As promised, Microsoft and Asobo Studio released their bundle Expert Series 1 of ATR 42-600/72-600 for Microsoft Flight Simulator developed by a team led by Hans Hartmann (ex Digital Aviation CRJ published by Aerosoft), including custom systems, displays, detailed and functional virtual cockpit up to an Electronic Flight Bag tablet.
