You know what be nice?

[Brian_Gladden]

A simple airliner add on. Like the VL/Eric Cantu/Chris Evans Boeing 73 birds. I really miss those in FSX/P3d. Maybe no more complex than the default A320 at max. Study level costing $50+ is not what I'm looking for. But alas, freeware seems to have gone the way of the Dodo (Except for a few notable exceptions from folks here at the Outhouse)

 

[Tom Clayton]

I don't know how complex they are, but FBW has a couple of Airbus freebies.

FlyByWire Simulations

Official FlyByWire Simulations website, an open-source community providing high quality addons for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

flybywiresim.com

 

[Brian_Gladden]

I don't know how complex they are, but FBW has a couple of Airbus freebies.

FlyByWire Simulations

Official FlyByWire Simulations website, an open-source community providing high quality addons for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

flybywiresim.com

They are more complex than the Default Bus's. Besides, I follow the "If it ain't Boeing, I ain't going..."

 

[Tom Clayton]

This may help point you in a couple of other directions...

 

[tiger1962]

There are a few Boeing FSX port-overs for MSFS2020 on flightsim.to:

737-800
727-200
707-320B
757-200
737-200
747-100
747-400

and many more from other manufacturers, including military types.
On the flightsim.to home page, click the Browse Aircraft button then type FSX into the Search Aircraft bar.

 

[vipgroup]

I know they get blasted by the reviewers, but Virtualcol's A220, Embraer 190, and CRJ-200 are not bad inexpensive choices for just climbing to altitude, setting autopilot, and enjoying the views (In cockpit and external view). I did this for a flight from Toronto to Calgary in each aircraft, and the expensive systems-rich alternatives would have been overpriced overkill for my simplistic needs. It also helps that I bought these aircraft on sale.