A rugged twin turboprop joins the lineup
The Antonov An-28 has arrived in Microsoft Flight Simulator, offering virtual pilots a new way to take to the skies. This twin-turboprop aircraft has been reproduced in detailed form and is ready to explore across the simulator’s vast world. For background on the real aircraft, see the Antonov An-28 overview, while the official Flight Simulator site charts the wider digital flying experience.
The An-28 is built for far-flung adventures
The appeal of a twin-turboprop is easy to imagine: it brings a distinctive presence to the virtual runway and opens up fresh possibilities for long-distance sightseeing. With the An-28, worldwide exploration is the central invitation—whether pilots are tracing familiar routes or heading toward places they have never visited in the sim. The aircraft’s history is documented by Airliners.net, and aviation enthusiasts can explore more aircraft background through the Antonov company website.
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Local Legend 26 puts detail in the cockpit
As Local Legend 26, the An-28 adds another carefully recreated aircraft to Microsoft’s expanding catalogue. Its exquisite detail is a key part of the pitch, giving simmers an aircraft to study as well as a platform for journeys across the map. The release continues the series’ focus on notable planes, with further context available on the Microsoft Flight Simulator page and in IGN’s simulator coverage.
A new reason to answer the sky’s call
The Antonov An-28 is available now through the in-sim marketplace for $14.99 USD. That straightforward entry point makes the aircraft an easy pick for pilots looking to expand their hangar with a new twin-turboprop and set off on another virtual itinerary. Details on the game can be found at Xbox, while Microsoft Flight Simulator’s official site offers a broader look at the world waiting beyond the runway.
