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Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante
The Bandeirante's controls are cable-operated, with trim tabs on three axes. NextGen's July 2026 manual describes these mechanisms alongside the cockpit and autopilot equipment of its native MSFS 2024 generation.
The earlier EMB-110 package contains P, P1 and P1K aircraft with modernised navigation choices. V2 is a separate MSFS 2024 product, with P, P1 passenger, P1 cargo and P2 configurations and its own custom interfaces.
Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante
Embraer EMB-121 Xingu
Embraer’s Xingu first flew on 22 October 1976. The manufacturer identifies it as the first pressurized aircraft designed and built in Brazil, with an original executive-transport arrangement accommodating up to eight passengers.
EMB 121 family historical description; capacity depends on cabin fit.
Embraer ERJ family · X-Crafts · X-Plane 12
Optional guidance accompanies a complete flight
The ERJ Family 2.0 listing describes AirComms prompts covering startup through shutdown, including reminders for missed actions. The guidance can be disabled when the user wants to manage the flight without it.
X-Crafts ERJ Family 2.0 for X-Plane 12 · gathered September 2026
Embraer ERJ family · X-Crafts · X-Plane 12
Plan loading and performance in the EFB
The tablet includes weight and balance with SimBrief integration, takeoff and landing performance calculations, checklists, door controls and ground services. The developer also lists AviTab integration.
ERJ Family 2.0 X-Plane 12 product description
Embraer ERJ family · X-Crafts · X-Plane 12
Move instrument displays onto another screen
The package provides resizable pop-up displays that can be moved to another monitor. Its developer also lists separate pilot and copilot PFDs and MFDs, plus systems synoptic pages and a custom navigation map.
ERJ Family 2.0 X-Plane 12 product description
Embraer ERJ family
The ERJ family grew into several related regional jets, including the 135, 140 and 145. The same lineage also led to Legacy business jets and military derivatives. Specifications and simulator packages identify the regional-airliner variants they describe.
E145 family: indicative EUROCONTROL technical data · ERJ145 LR: Embraer indicative range
My journey as an airline pilot: one year on property
Doug Vetter, ATP/CFI · recollection of training and line flying beginning in 2019
Flight management errors à la mode: Myth versus truth
Issue 412 · May 2014 · paired reports from one ERJ-145 crew
Back to basics
Issue 456 · January 2018 · ERJ-145 pilot report
Embraer Phenom 100
The Phenom 100 is the EMB-500 light business jet. The NTSB’s description of the original model identifies two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW617F-E engines and a Garmin-based automatic-flight installation. Its cockpit includes a stall-warning and protection system with AoA sensors, a warning computer and an actuator connected to the elevator control system.
The protection system provides aural warning, low-speed awareness indications and a stick-pusher action. Its thresholds change with the aircraft’s ice-protection configuration.
Original EMB-500 N100EQ as documented by the NTSB; not later Phenom 100EV/EX.
Phenom 300 · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
An enhanced G1000 with clearly identified simulator conveniences
Aerobask extends Laminar’s G1000 with synthetic vision, custom alerts, engine displays and selectable units. The developer explicitly calls the buttons used to access electrical, anti-ice, fuel and status diagrams fictional. Optional input aids and detachable windows support different simulator setups. This cockpit should not be confused with the later real-world G3000-equipped 300E.
Gathered Aerobask XP12 page; same work as the catalogue source without www
Phenom 300 · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
Cabin controls and refuelling are interactive
The package lists a functioning exterior refuelling panel, baggage and service doors, and a passenger tablet controlling cabin features such as shades and tables. Preferences carry between flights, while AviTab and a separate options panel provide access to simulator settings.
Aerobask’s published X-Plane 12 feature description
