For more than a year, Ben Willim and Till Vennefrohne of HoldMyBeer have worked on an SR22 Turbo G6, and today finally sees the aircraft's release for X-Plane 11 - for free.

The Cirrus SR22 is a popular GA aircraft manufactured using composite materials, that has been in service for nearly two decades.

Well over six-thousand units have been produced to date and is equipped with the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS).

According to the developer's website, "the SR22T simulation comes with a great 3D-Model, including outside elements like TANIS, GPU, Chocks, Covers and Tiedowns."

Features include:

• Animated 3D-Model
• Modeled exterior parts like Tiedowns, TANIS, GPU, Covers,....
• Customized X-Plane G1000
• EVS (Outside Camera)
• Load Manager / Weight and Balance
• Moving Airport Map (based on OSM)
• AviTab integration
• ASXP Integration
• VATSIM / IVAO integration
• Failures based on wear and tear
• Birdstrike simulation
• Custom sounds
• Custom particle effects
• ADSB Map
• VSD Vertical Situation Display
• Aerodrome Information System
• Fully functional KeyPad to quickly enter / change the flightplan
• Quick-Select for NAV / COM Freuqencies
• Pilot health simulation
• Digital Checklists in the G1000
• Icing Simulation
• Radio-Panel can control Windows-Media software like Spotify,...
• VATSIM's xPilot integration on VU-Meter

Furthermore, all buttons and circuit breakers are clickable in the cockpit, with "superb lighting" to boot.

"We are collecting money for a german children hospice," the duo said regarding donations. "Every penny helps - Do not give your money to us, give it to these little children who really need attention!"

The aircraft is completely free of charge at the HoldMyBeer website.