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T207A Turbo Stationair · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
The original MSFS 2020 release
Famous Flyer 08 names the aircraft T207A Turbo Stationair. Its December 2023 release includes standard, cargo/freighter and skydiving configurations, each with its own livery selection.
2023-12-19 · release and package scope
Cessna 207T
The 205, 206 and 207 developed into a family of fixed-gear Cessna utility singles. They trace their origins to the retractable-gear 210 but evolved around commercial passenger and freight work. The high wing and substantial cabin suit loading and practical transport.
The 207 is a stretched member of this family, and the T207 adds turbocharging. It should not inherit seating or performance figures from a shorter 206. The simulator's 207T listing is kept explicit here even though the background reference covers the broader Stationair lineage.
Aircraft / family
With trusting eyes behind me
Ellen Paneok · 5 January 1998
Dispatch: Bethel, Alaska
Aidan Loehr · 21 April 2012
Pilots: Traci DeWilde
Alton K. Marsh · 5 February 2000
Cessna 210 Centurion
The 210 first flew in January 1957 and remained in production until 1986. Its high wing and retractable landing gear combine the familiar Cessna cabin arrangement with a different performance and equipment class from the basic trainers. The family evolved over that production run, so the named variant matters when reading capacity and performance figures.
Cessna 210: High Wing Cruiser
Michelee and Hal Cabot, interviewed by Bill Cox · 3 November 2015
Two Ten — Cessna T210 Turbo overview
Richard Collins · June 1988; AOPA fact-sheet reprint
Waypoints: Tailwinds, Richard
Thomas B. Haines · July 2018
Cessna 337 Skymaster · Thranda · X-Plane 11 · X-Plane 12
Arrange the panel and loading for your mission
Thranda’s DGS Skymaster includes movable instruments, saved panel presets, pop-out instrument windows and interchangeable yoke styles. Its loading menu can hide seats and replace occupied space with cargo, with a weight-and-balance chart and optional cargo pod. These choices let the simulator aircraft represent different working layouts.
Designated X-Plane.org store · gathered 12 September 2026
Cessna 337 Skymaster · Thranda · X-Plane 11 · X-Plane 12
Separate engine sounds and electrical dependencies
The listing describes distinct front- and rear-engine sounds, individual circuit breakers and weather effects on the windscreen. Its version history records fixes for cargo-pod persistence and cowl flaps moving without electrical power. The gathered release is version 1.0.5, dated February 2023, for X-Plane 11 and 12.
Designated store · product description and version history
Cessna 337 Skymaster
The Skymaster places its engines on the aircraft centreline, with the rear propeller between twin tail booms. That layout makes it immediately recognizable beside conventional twins with wing-mounted engines. The military O-2 developed from the 337. This page keeps the civil Skymaster identity while retaining the scope of photographed and documented variants.
