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Bristell B23 ↗Simulator documentation

Bristell B23 · Airfoillabs · MSFS 2020

The described cockpit includes a LEVEL control

The B23 page describes two G3X Touch displays, GNC255, GTX345, GMC507 with a LEVEL button, and an L3 backup instrument.

Airfoillabs B23 product description

SourceBristell B23 ↗Airfoillabs
Bristell B23 ↗Simulator documentation

Bristell B23 · Airfoillabs · MSFS 2020

The product body distinguishes the current simulator from a plan

The product text identifies MSFS 2020 as the supported platform and describes X-Plane 12 as a longer-term plan. The page does not announce an X-Plane release.

Airfoillabs B23 product page; conflicting header and explicit product text distinguished

SourceBristell B23 ↗Airfoillabs
Bristell B23 ↗Research-based aircraft background

Bristell B23

The Bristell name covers related light aircraft from BRM Aero, including the B23 represented by Airfoillabs. The collected family reference describes Milan Bristela's low-wing, side-by-side design lineage. The Bristell Classic and B23 have different weights and certification details, identified in the model labels on specifications and photographs.

B23 family: manufacturer technical data, October 2026 · B23-912 · B23-915iS / B23-915 IFR · B23-916iS

SourceBRM Bristell ↗Wikipedia contributors
British Aerospace Jetstream 32 ↗Simulator documentation

Jetstream 32 · JRollon · X-Plane 11

Released product and variants

Javier Rollón’s X-Plane version centres on custom aircraft systems and manual or assisted engine starts. His development account describes building the aircraft’s C++ systems after completing the CRJ200, and later updating its materials and avionics for X-Plane 11.

Official developer / designated-store reference · checked 2026-09-14