BlueBird Simulations Launches New Website, Reveals 757 Pricing and Feature List
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BlueBird Simulations' 757 for MSFS will feature custom FMC and autopilot, over 200 functional circuit breakers, dynamic cabin temperature simulation, custom LNAV/VNAV with ARINC 424 logic, SimBrief/Navigraph integration, EFB with full weight-and-balance management, and dual engine variants (RB211 and PW2000) with custom audio. The developer also teased early work on a planned 767. Release is targeted for Q3 2026 at $80.
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BlueBird Simulations has launched a new website, publishing a detailed feature breakdown, and confirming the launch price of their upcoming Boeing 757 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/2024.
The 757 remains on track for release in the third quarter of 2026 and will be released for $80 USD.
“Unprecedented Depth”
A published article on the website blog outlines several of the systems implemented in the product.
According to BlueBird Simulations, the 757 will feature a custom-developed Pegasus flight management computer (FMC), a custom autopilot, fully simulated pneumatic, electrical, and environmental systems, and more than 200 functional circuit breakers at launch.
The developer says additional circuit breakers will be introduced in future updates.
Cabin temperature and cabin crew
BlueBird notes a dynamic cabin temperature simulation, influenced by passenger load, weather conditions and aircraft configuration.
The 757 will also include cabin and ground crew interactions, with the developer promising a communications system that includes flight attendant calls, ground service interaction and various emergency procedures.
Flight Deck contents
On the flight deck, the 757 will feature a custom LNAV and VNAV implementation, ARINC 424 navigation logic, SimBrief and Navigraph integration, Hoppie ACARS support, and compatibility with external hardware through MobiFlight.
You can also read more on the 757 home page.
Electronic Flight Bag, engines, and sounds
It will also feature a custom Electronic Flight Bag (EFB), covering aircraft state load presets, maintenance pages, live system synoptics, weight and balance management, fuel planning, and ground service management.
Both Rolls-Royce RB211 and Pratt & Whitney PW2000 engine variants are included, as well as a custom audio package by Boris Audio Works.
BlueBird Boeing 767
Beyond just the 757, the new website also shows off the planned Boeing 767 from BlueBird Simulations.
While still in early stages, this page outlines some work on avionics, hydraulic, electrical, and propulsion systems, although no release window has been announced.
Visit the BlueBird Simulations website here.
The blog, including the 757 feature article, can be accessed here, the 757 home page here, and the 767 home page here.
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