A2A'S AEROSTAR 600 WE HAVE THE KEYS AND LET'S FLY IT! IS IT AS GOOD AS THEY SAY?
287🎮 A2A AEROSTAR 600: WE HAVE THE KEYS AND WE'RE FLYING IT IN MSFS 2024
Today I'm bringing you something very special: the Aerostar 600 from A2A Simulations, recently released in Early Access for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.
A high-performance twin-engine aircraft capable of exceeding 250 knots cruising speed, designed by Ted Smith to be the fastest twin-engine aircraft of its time. A true rocket with wings, now recreated with all the detail and fidelity of Accu-Sim 2.0, A2A's new technology that is revolutionizing general aviation simulation.
🔷 Technical Details:
Aircraft: Piper Aerostar 600
Developer: A2A Simulations
Current Status: Early Access (July 2025)
Simulator: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
In this video, I give you a first look and test flight, where I tell you:
✈ ️ Its most important features
⚙ ️ What it offers in this Early Access and what's still to be implemented
🛫 My impressions in the cockpit after the first flights
If you were waiting for a fast, agile, and distinctive twin-engine aircraft, the Aerostar promises to become one of the best general aviation aircraft for MSFS 2024.
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00:00 – Intro
01:49 – What's in the EA?
07:35 – External Inspection
14:48 – Start-up
25:41 – Takeoff and Flight
32:26 – Fly-by
36:29 – Approach and Landing
42:41 – Conclusions