Flight Simulation developers shared news today, including paid and free airports for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and MSFS 2020.
Without further ado, you can check out the news below.
Tokyo Haneda Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator Gets New Screenshots
Technobrain revealed a new look at the upcoming Tokyo Haneda International Airport (RJTT) for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
The airport has been in development for quite some time, having been announced all the way back in May 2023, but today’s screenshots seem to show that it isn’t too far from completion.
Considering the recent release of World Update 20: Japan, the time is certainly ripe to finally get a good rendition of Haneda Airport.
Lagos Murtala Muhammed International Airport Released for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
African Skies released Murtala Muhammed International Airport (DNMM) serving Lagos in Nigeria.
It’s available on Simmarket for $17.59 only for MSFS 2020.
The feature list is as follows (Sic).
- Detail Terminals exterior
- Animated jetway models for domestic terminal and internationl terminal newly build expansion
(Jetways are not animated at pier E and pier D because of MSFS limitations for not rotative jetways) - Custom ground support vehicles
- Realistic Night Lights
- Numerous Custom Static aircrafts
Pangnirtung Airport Released for Free for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
MulberryWing released a free rendition of Pangnirtung Airport (CYXP) in Canada.
This scenic airport can be downloaded from Flightsim.to and it’s only for MSFS 2024. You can see what it looks like in the gallery above.
Reading Regional Airport Released for Free for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
alanr492 released Reading Regional Airport (KRDG) in Pennsylvania, United States. It can be found for MSFS 2024 on Flightsim.to, and it costs the affordable price of zero dollars.
It’s worth mentioning that an MSFS 2020 version exists by the same freeware developer, and below you can read a list of improvements made on top of it.
- Corrected terrain.
- Rebuilt scenery with new LOD levels.
- Updated lighting for MSFS2024.
- Added custom runway and taxiway surfaces.
- Custom taxiway light placement.
- Custom placement of taxiway markings and signs.
- Corrected Runway elevations.
- Relocated PAPI lights to correct location.
- Added custom windsocks (solid red instead of red and white stripes).
- Removed dependencies from third party libraries. Static aircraft are Asobo Simobjects.
- The satellite imagery in the current version of MSFS was recorded during the Mid Atlantic Air Museum’s annual World War II Weekend. As a result there were hundreds of cars, aircraft, people, and temporary structures that don’t exist any other time. This was covered over with more appropriate grass and pavement.
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