We’ve got some recent updates from Big Radials on their classic business jet project. The JetStar is coming along with a series of fixes, adjustments, overhauls and added features since the initial launch. Let’s have a look!

JetStar taking form

Released into early access back at the end of last year, Big Radials has been working away on their Lockheed JetStar rendition for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The jet has seen a series of regular updates since its initial launch adjusting everything from braking power, fuel flow, adding a custom auto-start, checklists, tooltips, exterior texture revamp, fixes for the CIVA INS system, and support for the PMS50 and TDS GTN750 if you want to add those to the mix.

Some of the most recent updates have just gone live on the MSFS 2020 marketplace. Big Radials hasn’t said too much yet about their 2024 plans but I’m sure they will soon.

JetStar is available from the Marketplace as well as from their website where a changelog of what they are up is available too! The aircraft is priced at $37.00 USD.