The Swiss Air Force’s aircraft heritage in MSFS

SwissMilSim isn’t limited to its own creations: we’re committed to offering enthusiasts a comprehensive experience of Swiss military aviation.
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The Historical Hangar features:

• A selection of third-party aircraft: Essential modules developed by other studios to recreate the iconic aircraft that once flew under the Swiss cockade.
  
• Exclusive historical liveries: Our ultra-detailed Swiss livery designs, created to adorn these existing models in strict accordance with military archives.

Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann

A biplane designed in the 1930s. Inducted into the Swiss Air Force in 1935, it served as a basic military training aircraft until 1959

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Messerchmitt Bf-109G

The Messerschmitt Bf 109 is a fighter aircraft of which more than 60,000 were produced during World War II. It was used primarily by Germany but also by several other countries, including Switzerland, which operated 115 aircraft of the D-1, E.3a, F-4, and G-6 variants, as well as 12 of the proposed Bf-109 version.

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Fieseler Stroch FI156

A liaison and reconnaissance aircraft designed for its exceptional performance in takeoffs and landings on short runways; in Switzerland, it was used for transport missions and landings in high-mountain areas. Switzerland acquired or seized five of these aircraft during World War II.

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North American At-16 Texan

The North American T-6 was used to train the majority of Allied pilots during World War II. The Swiss Army acquired 40 of them for use in flight schools. It was the ideal aircraft for preparing pilots to transition to contemporary combat aircraft such as the Morane or the P-51 Mustang.

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