Breezer Sport takes flight in MSFS

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By Richard Benedikz
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Aerosoft and PixelPlanes have released the Breezer Sport ultralight aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

The cowlings reveal a detailed Rotax engine model.
The cowlings reveal a detailed Rotax engine model. Aerosoft

The two-seat Breezer Sport ultralight features an aluminium airframe with retractable landing gear and is powered by a Rotax 915 iS/iSC engine.

The aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator features a realistic interior and cockpit according to original specifications from Breezer Germany. It is equipped with Garmin glass instruments, integrated AS3 touchscreens and a simplified RSFlight EMU for displaying engine data.

The cockpit is equipped with Garmin instrumentation.
The cockpit is equipped with Garmin instrumentation. Aerosoft

Other highlights include a kneeboard with original Breezer checklists, an animated glass canopy and a custom tablet. The aircraft also features ground equipment such as safety pins, pitot covers and removable engine cowling. It is available on the Aerosoft online shop for €24.15 (approx £20.76).

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