The studios moving the
JetCard Virtual World.

HUES is a studio of texture artists, 3D modelers, and aviation specialists who describe themselves as a collective of aviation obsessives. Every paint is hand-crafted from real-world photo reference rather than procedural shortcuts — the team works in 8K PBR with weathering, material properties, and details modeled to Microsoft Flight Simulator SDK standards — their tagline says it plainly: Color the Sky.

As JetCard's official livery partner, HUES is producing the in-game JetCard Aviation Services (JTC) fleet — bringing the same attention-to-detail approach to the aircraft you'll see filling the Charter Board, Live Map, and Job Board. New JetCard operator liveries roll out through the partnership over time, and the studio's commission channel is open to JetCard player-operators looking to dress their own operator's fleet.

Contrail is an aviation marketplace for Microsoft Flight Simulator, publishing high-fidelity aircraft and tools for the serious end of the sim. Their catalogue spans business and commercial types built to the standards real operators expect on the line, and their storefront has become one of the recognised destinations for serious sim aviators.

The Dassault Falcon 50 — a three-engine French executive jet built for transcontinental range out of short, hot, high-altitude airfields — is one of Contrail's flagship releases, and the first aircraft to ship with JetCard cockpit integration. Fuel and ground handling sync between the cockpit and the JetCard app in real time.