Fly historic & classic airliners
with the airlines that really flew them
From the Just Flight Fokker 70 & 100 and the TFDi MD-11 to the Concorde, Boeing 747-200 and DC-10 — and the upcoming BlueBird 757 & 767 — JetStream Virtual lets you fly heritage aircraft on real routes, in real liveries, wearing real historical registrations, across 20 airlines that genuinely operated them.
The aircraft we support
237 tails flyable now, 83 pre-loaded for upcoming releases — all ready to dispatch with SimBrief in MSFS, X-Plane and Prepar3D.
Boeing 747-200 "Classic"
B742 · flyable nowThe original Queen of the Skies — the analogue-cockpit 747-200 that defined long-haul travel for a generation.
Concorde
CONC · DC Designs · flyable nowThe supersonic icon. Cross the Atlantic at twice the speed of sound with British Airways and Air France.
Fokker 100
F100 · Just Flight · flyable nowOne of the most successful regional jets ever built and a workhorse on three continents, now faithfully recreated by Just Flight for MSFS.
Fokker 70
F70 · Just Flight · flyable nowThe shortened sister of the Fokker 100 — a regional jet beloved across Europe, recreated in study-level detail by Just Flight for MSFS.
McDonnell Douglas MD-80
MD83 · flyable nowThe "Mad Dog" — a narrowbody workhorse loved for its long fuselage, T-tail, and rear-mounted engines.
McDonnell Douglas DC-10
DC10 · flyable nowThe wide-body trijet that opened up intercontinental routes for dozens of flag carriers in the 1970s and 80s.
McDonnell Douglas MD-11
MD11 · TFDi Design · flyable nowThe last of the great trijets and the final passenger aircraft to be retired by KLM. TFDi Design’s MD-11 brings this demanding widebody to MSFS.
Airbus A300
A30B · flyable nowThe original A300B2/B4 — Airbus’s first aircraft and the start of the twin-aisle revolution.
Airbus A300-600
A306 · flyable nowThe world’s first twin-engine widebody — the aircraft that launched Airbus.
Boeing 727
B722 · flyable nowThe best-selling jetliner of its era — a tri-jet that brought the jet age to airports of every size.
Boeing 757-200 Coming soon
B752 · BlueBird Simulations · in developmentThe pilot’s favourite — overpowered, graceful, and versatile. BlueBird Simulations’ study-level 757 is in beta for a 2026 release.
Boeing 767-300ER Coming soon
B763 · BlueBird Simulations · in developmentThe widebody twin that pioneered long, thin transatlantic routes. BlueBird Simulations’ 767-300ER is in development for MSFS 2024.
Boeing 757-300 Coming soon
B753 · BlueBird Simulations · in developmentThe stretched 757-300, a holiday-charter favourite. Included in BlueBird Simulations’ upcoming 757 package.
Airlines you can fly them with
Every tail carries a genuine real-world registration once worn by these carriers. Click an airline to explore its fleet and schedules.
How to fly a historic aircraft
Why a Heritage Fleet?
We added these aircraft purely because we love simming and we love these classic jets. As developers like Just Flight, TFDi and BlueBird bring legends like the Fokker, MD-11 and 757 to the sim, we want our community to fly them the way they were meant to be flown — on the routes and in the colours of the airlines that made them famous.
Want more? We keep expanding the Heritage Fleet. Read the story on our blog, or see the documentation for how it works.
Frequently asked questions
Aircraft photography sourced from Wikimedia Commons under Creative Commons / public-domain licences; individual photographer and licence are credited on each image (hover or follow the link).
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