Ford 4AT Trimotor
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| Product | 4AT Trimotor ↗ | 4-AT Trimotor ↗ | Ford Tri-Motor 4-AT XP12 ↗ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Developer / publisher | Microsoft Flight Simulator | Microsoft Flight Simulator | Ted Cook |
| Simulator | MSFS 2024 | MSFS 2020 | X-Plane 12 |
| Product type | AircraftIncluded / first-party | AircraftFirst-party add-on | AircraftThird-party add-on |
| Availability | ReleasedAviator | ReleasedMarketplace | Released |
| Products and variants | Ford Tri-Motor 4-AT XP12 ↗X-Plane 12 · Aircraft · Released | ||
| Documented highlights | Switch between the package’s panel arrangementsThe manual describes a period-inspired standard panel, an alternate arrangement with a Sperry autopilot, and a modern configuration with GNS530 and GNS430 navigation. A knob beside the chronometer changes the panel. The standard arrangement also includes navigation aids beyond the earliest historical installation. Different undercarriages and unusual engine instrumentsThe manual includes wheel, ski and float versions. Engine instruments mounted outside on the struts form part of the cockpit view and have panel-light illumination. Conventional simulator brake bindings remain available alongside the represented cockpit brake lever. These details belong to this 4-AT package. | The original MSFS 2020 releaseFamous Flyer 6 includes wheeled, float and ski configurations with five liveries. Its June 2023 launch had a one-week free offer, followed by paid Marketplace availability; that promotion is historical. | A detailed documentation summary has not been added yet. |
| Manuals & resources | Ford 4-AT Trimotor Manual ↗Microsoft Flight Simulator aircraft manuals ↗ | Ford Tri-Motor Model 4-AT XP12 exact product classification ↗ |