Boeing is now using Microsoft’s $70 flight simulator game to train actual pilots — ‘Virtual Airplane’ is powered by MSFS, legitimizing my unhealthy gameplay hours

November 17, 2025

, By Windows Central

Boeing is now using Microsoft’s flight simulator game to train actual pilots — ‘Virtual Airplane’ is powered by MSFS, legitimizing my unhealthy gameplay hours

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One of the biggest aerospace manufacturers made an interesting announcement this month. It was certainly unexpected enough that I was double and triple-checking the details, unsure if I was dreaming, but it’s true: Boeing will train its current and future pilots with a new system integrated with Microsoft Flight Simulator (confirmed in a press release from Boeing itself, thanks to PC Gamer).

Technically, since this new training platform is said to be “powered by” MSFS and Azure, it isn’t the same as…

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Boeing is now using Microsoft’s $70 flight simulator game to train actual pilots — ‘Virtual Airplane’ is powered by MSFS, legitimizing my unhealthy gameplay hours

November 17, 2025

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Boeing is now using Microsoft’s flight simulator game to train actual pilots — ‘Virtual Airplane’ is powered by MSFS, legitimizing my unhealthy gameplay hours

One of the biggest aerospace manufacturers made an interesting announcement this month. It was certainly unexpected enough that I was double and triple-checking the details, unsure if I was dreaming, but it’s true: Boeing will train its current and future pilots with a new system integrated with Microsoft Flight Simulator (confirmed in a press release from Boeing itself, thanks to PC Gamer).

Technically, since this new training platform is said to be “powered by” MSFS and Azure, it isn’t the same as…

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