Caribou touches down in Microsoft Flight Simulator 

The Microsoft Flight Simulator development team has released the eighth aircraft in the Local Legends Series, the de Havilland DHC-4 Caribou.

The DHC-4 Caribou made its maiden flight in the late 1950s.
The DHC-4 Caribou made its maiden flight in the late 1950s. Microsoft

Local Legends 8: DHC-4 Caribou is based on the twin-engine, short take-off and landing (STOL) aircraft. It made its maiden flight in 1958 and was introduced into mainline services in the 1960s where it was primarily operated by the US military and also globally, where its rugged retractable tricycle undercarriage and full-span, double-slotted flaps made it ideally suited for operations on untreated strips.

The 3D cockpit is made to an excellent standard.
The 3D cockpit is made to an excellent standard. Microsoft

The aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator was designed by Orbx and features an exterior model based on laser scans, a custom sound set and an authentic 3D cockpit with functional circuit breakers. It also sports a realistic flight model, which captures the STOL capabilities of the real aircraft.

The Caribou is available in the in-sim Marketplace for $14.99.