Come with us to explore the brand-new Perth Airport (YPPH) in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, thanks to the simulator’s innovative walkaround feature.
The airport has just been released by Orbx, and it comes with some interesting and rather unique features.
A number of developers are really starting to sink their teeth into the possibilities offered by MSFS 2024’s features and tech, and it’s great to see new airports, including bonuses that we have not seen before.
To celebrate this effort, and the craft of many developers who are delivering airports that look better and better, we are starting a new series of videos simply titled Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Airport Walkthroughs.
In this series, we will explore airports big and small, discovering features, small details, and hidden Easter Eggs. The videos won’t be reviews, but simply casual strolls with completely unscripted narration.
Of course, you may get a sense of the quality of the airports, but this is in line with our principle of giving you the tools to decide whether a product is good for you or not independently, instead of simply telling you what you should or shouldn’t buy.
In today’s video, we’re going to walk through the four terminals, the aprons, and more, discovering some interesting features like an actual mini-guided tour and a shuttle bus ride.
The airport is currently available on Orbx Direct. A MSFS 2020 version is also provided, but of course, you can’t walk around on the older simulator.
Without further ado, you can watch the video below. Of course, we’d appreciate it if you could like it and subscribe to our growing YouTube channel, as that’s always extremely helpful and appreciated.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is available for PC and Xbox Series X|S. It’ll be released for PS5 on December 8, 2025. If you’d like to learn more, you can check out our recent interview with Head of Microsoft Flight Simulator Jorg Neumann.
If you’d like to read more flight simulation news, you can find plenty in our previous roundup article from yesterday.
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