General aviation developer Digital Replica has just announced the release of version 1.1.2 of their first payware aircraft, the Cessna 310L for X-Plane 11.

The last update to the plane was made when the aircraft made the jump to the X-Plane.org Store, after previously only being available on X-Aviation. Before that, April saw the 310L get Librain compatibility, among other new features related to weather/icing.

Today's update is mainly for bug squashing, but also some graphical enhancements and modelling improvements, according to the developer. The major addition this time around is a new Garmin G5 PFD and new autopilot.

• New Garmin G5 PFD and HSI with GFC600 digital autopilot: This includes new features as Flight Director, Electronic Stability & Protection(ESP), Yaw Dumper, etc.
• SASLS version to 3.7.1 which fixes Linux crash on startup.
• Reworked interior lights with 3d lights.
• Passengers light now can be individually turned on or off.
• Added polygon to the exterior 3D model (nose, and roof). Plus other 3d fixes.
• Exterior lights reworked.
• Exterior reflection fixes and improved cockpit textures.
• Pilot and copilots armrests are movable and seatbelts where added.
• Navomatic 400 code modified.  Also, GPS follow mode was discarded (we now have the GFC600available).
• Load Chart now can be toggled to show units in Kg or in lb.
• Passengers weight now randomly change weight every time they are toggled
• Added Key Bindings: Navomatic 400 / GFC600 and G5 / Magnetos / Fuel Pumps / Exterior lights.
• Manual Update and checklist now also in PDF format.
• There is no more need for the aircraft to be in a specific path for the librain plugin to work.
• Avionics options changed.
• Bug, where engines won't start when starting a new flight after the aircraft has crashed, is now fixed.

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You can purchase Digital Replica's Cessna 310L for $26.95 from the X-Plane.org Store here.

Thanks to user Skrimps for submitting this news via the Threshold Discord server.