FlightFX has released the HJet HA-420 for MSFS 2024, bringing Marwan Gharib’s popular microjet into the new sim, also with a broad rebuild.

According to FlightFX, the MSFS 2024 edition focuses on bigger changes under the hood, including a rebuilt flight model, updated ground handling and suspension physics, and an avionics backend moved to the Working Title V2 framework, with a custom Vertical Situation Display (VSD) to match. 

On the visuals side, the package utilises MSFS 2024-native materials and shaders, a remodelled cockpit, and a refreshed cabin with interactive elements, smart glass-style window shades, and the now-not-so-secret cabin companion, Rufus. Audio has also been redone, with FlightFX listing a new soundscape by Echo 19, alongside updated engine, ground roll, and cockpit ambience work. 

FlightFX is also shipping the HJet with its VAMS 2.0 EFB, including Navigraph integration, SimBrief-supported weight and balance tools, and additional utilities, plus native support for MSFS 2024 walk-around interactions.

The developer also highlights compatibility with MSFS 2024 Career Mode.

Features

Flight Physics

• Rebuilt flight model
• Rebuilt ground handling
• Rebuilt suspension physics

Avionics and Systems

• Custom Vertical Situation Display (VSD) with terrain elevation display (track or flight plan based)
• Avionics backend updated to Working Title V2 framework
• Improved autopilot automation logic
• Enforced G limits across all pitch modes
• Smoother mode transitions and captures
• Rebuilt autothrottle focused on smoothness and anticipation
• Enhanced FLC mode with coordinated autothrottle and autopilot interaction
• Updated built-in Navigraph Charts plugin for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 compatibility
• Electrical system with dynamic load shedding and bus separation logic
• Automatic fuel balancing with real-world tank switching sequences
• Fully simulated automated hydraulic system
• Custom environmental system using thermodynamic modeling for valve control, fan speeds, and temperature regulation
• Automatic anti-ice system with visual icing feedback in AUTO mode
• Deployable oxygen masks
• Fire detection and suppression with a functional fire panel, audio warnings, and integrated CAS messages
• Custom Crew Alerting System (CAS) with 130+ AFM-based messages
• Built-in interactive checklists
• Smart exterior lighting system that automatically responds to aircraft state

Visual Modeling

• Native Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 materials and shaders
• Modular model structure with optimized LODs
• Complete cockpit remodel with enhanced detail and clarity
• G3000 displays
• GTCs
• Paneling
• Seats
• Brand new interior cabin
• New lighting
• New seats
• New decorative pillows
• New tables
• New carpeting
• Improved exterior details and decals
• Native passenger avatars integrated with VAMS EFB weight and balance
• Interactive cabin elements
• Sun visors
• Lavatory doors
• Ambient lighting
• Smart glass window shades
• Cabin tables
• Rufus!

Audio

• New soundscape by Echo 19
• New engine sounds
• New ground roll sounds
• Improved interaction and control of sounds
• Improved cockpit ambience
• Other small improvements

Electronic Flight Bag (VAMS 2.0)

• New VAMS 2.0 EFB interface
• Adjustable tablet position and rotation
• Navigraph charts integration
• OpenStreetMap support
• Weight and balance with SimBrief by Navigraph integration
• Sim rate display
• Ground services

Miscellaneous

• Compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Career Mode (Private Charter)
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 walk-around feature support
• Interactive covers
• Interactive chocks
• Interactive Ground Power Unit (GPU) connection
• Operable doors

FlightFX’s release post lists the HJet at $24.99 USD, with availability across the MSFS 2024 Marketplace, Contrail, the Flightsim.to Store, and Orbx Direct.

If you already own the MSFS 2020 HJet, you are entitled to a free upgrade, but the process varies with each vendor.

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