Why do our forums not have an emoticon for ROFLMAO - for when those moments come that you are truly bursting with laughter!?!
Oh, and here's some more schadenfreude, courtesy of Gamespot's digging and Reddit.
My favorite has to be the impossibly tall skyscraper generated in the suburbs of Melbourne, Australia:
people are already comparing it to the Citadel from Half Life 2's City 17. Somebody even managed to land on top of it, too!
Microsoft Flight Simulator Gets Washington Landmarks Add-On While Concorde Gets a Sneak Peek
The White House even modeled the interior of the Oval Office, including our current Cheeto-in-Chief and his Veep. As for the Concorde, be warned that it's not an aircraft for newbies:
There's a gigantic trench in the countryside of Brazil
The likely culprit for this absurd glitch is an incorrect elevation value for the airport's runway: the region it's located in is around 12,000 ft above sea level, yet the airport itself is at 2690 ft.
The coordinates are 6°02'19.9"S 36°27'17.1"W at SBLG Lagoa Nova Airport, if you're interested in seeing the anomaly firsthand.
Actually it isn't an expansion, but a separate title.
Don't know why it isn't an expansion.

The latest version of Microsoft Flight Simulator has been released on both Steam and the Microsoft store, and it seems to be generating lots of good press for itself.
The real selling point of the latest iteration has to be the truly global map. You can now choose to fly at any point in the world, and utilize their airports. Most of the terrain features are generated from real-world map data (courtesy of Bing Maps) and computer algorithms, but roughly 30 airports have been handcrafted, and with an impressive attention to detail. It's even possible to synchronize the time of day and weather with real-time data, meaning if there's a cloudy thunderstorm over your residence outside, you'll see it in the game too.
Heck, even IGN loves it - they gave it a perfect 10/10!
It's not perfect, though. For one, it's having the usual technical hiccups that come with almost any game launch these days, and it's quite the system resource hog. Having a good amount of system memory and a SSD drive is almost a must if you expect decent loading times. Oh, and while it has received praise for the most part, the mapping algorithm occasionally has questionable results,
or fails to re-create certain geographical features, such as waterfalls.