Those of you are who are excited for the upcoming 146 Professional on X-Plane 11 will be pleased to know that a short teaser video of the aircraft in action has been released by Just Flight. The new in-development video highlights various features and elements of the upcoming aircraft. The 2-minute video is a good tease of what you can expect from the aircraft once it does land. The video shows us the custom sounds being used for the aircraft, along with how the user can interact with the plane to adjust elements such as the autopilot and the various dials. Furthermore, the video shows a very quick engine start-up sequence, along with a take-off to give you a flavour of the plane. Engine effects are used to simulate the heat from the exhaust whilst animations are used effectively to show the engines running. You can watch the full teaser video above. The aircraft is currently still in development as it is brought across from the already-released Prepar3D version. No release dates have since been set as to not disappoint following the delays the aircraft has seen in recent weeks. That said, stay tuned to FSElite so we can keep you updated with the latest. The product page for Just Flight’s 146 Professional is online now with the latest information and you can also sign up to get a newsletter notification once the aircraft has been released. Whilst we were hoping for the 146 Professional on X-Plane to release last month, Just Flight continue to develop the aircraft in preparation for a release. The new development previews highlight the progress the team is making on the X-Plane aircraft including the new AviTab EFB integration and also the cockpit night lighting. A brand new update for the Just Flight 146 Professional has been released, bringing all-new features and bug fixes to the Prepar3D aircraft. The new update, version 1.06, adds an EFB to the cockpit, along with adding new views, further GSX compatibility and also various FMC fixes and changes. Whilst Prepar3D users are using the Just Flight 146 Professional in their simulator, X-Plane 11 users are still having to wait for it to be made available. That said, Just Flight wanted to share the current development progress with the X-Plane 11 version along with some new screenshots. After releasing the BAe 146 Professional just last week, Just Flight has issued numerous updates to the aircraft already. The latest update, version 1.04, brings a number of changes, fixes and improvements based off of feedback from testers and the community. After many months of anticipation, the 146 Professional by Just Flight has finally been released for Prepar3D. The newly made aircraft product follows on from their general aviation range of aircraft and the L-1011 Tristar Professional and brings the Whisper Jet to Prepar3D. The BAe 146 is a four-engine aircraft that is used by airlines for short-haul and regional operations. Used by 30 airliners in the world the aircraft type can seat up to 112 passengers around 1800nm at a typical cruise speed of 404knots. Just Flight’s 146 Professional includes the 100, 200 and 300 series of the British aircraft. Just Flights 146 Professional for Prepar3D has been in development for a while now, but the team have been very open to sharing in-development previews. That has continued as the team at Just Flight has shared new additional previews for their upcoming 146 Professional on Prepar3D. Continuing to highlight progress on their awaited aircraft, Just Flight has shared a range of new previews for their 146 Professional on X-Plane 11. Whilst these previews are still very much early in development, were getting to see some of the finer details that the aircraft will include when the product is released. Developer Just Flight is currently deep in development for their upcoming 146 Professional on Prepar3D. However, the team are also on an X-Plane 11 version and they have shared a range of previews highlighting the external modelling. Whilst the post didnt offer any further details at this point, its nice to see the aircraft take shape in X-Plane 11. Just under a month ago, we saw a handful of livery previews from the upcoming Just Flight 146 Professional. Earlier today, the team shared a few more for the BAe 146-200 from Prepar3D, including the US Air livery which utilises the bare metal design.