Dornier 228-200 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Gets New Screenshots
Carenado released new screenshots of the Dornier 228-200 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.
You can check out the gallery above.
Thessaloniki Airport Released for MSFS 2024
Lisium Design released Thessaloniki Airport “Makedonia” (LGTS).
It’s available on Simmarket for $29.96.
It includes the following features.
- Native MSFS 2024 Scenery
- Highly detailed terminal exteriors and modeled interiors
- Walkable terminal interiors for exploration in avatar mode
- Animated GSE Highly detailed ground textures
- Carefully recreated airport terrain
- High-Quality PBR Materials and textures
- Realistic night lighting
- Custom taxiway signs and lights
- Models with carefully configured LODs
- Custom GSX Profile by αviyαx
Stockton Metropolitan Airport Released for MSFS 2024
Aeromaia released Stockton Metropolitan Airport (KSCK) in California, United States.
It’s available for MSFS 2024 on Simmarket for $6.75. It includes the following features.
- Native development for MSFS 2024: Built using the latest SDK to deliver optimized performance, seamless terrain integration, and full compatibility with the simulator’s features.
- Custom 3D modeling: Hand-crafted terminals, hangars, and local landmarks including detailed representations of facilities for Aero Turbine, AG Spanos, Amazon Air Gateway, the California Army National Guard (AASF) base, Atlantic Aviation FBO, Fresh Innovation, an animated radar, Big Valley Aviation, T-hangars, and Top Gun Aviation.
- PBR textures: Realistic surface materials featuring crisp markings, weathered asphalt and concrete, and authentic signage.
- Optimized performance: Engineered with clean, low-poly topology and appropriate Levels of Detail (LODs) to maintain a smooth frame rate (FPS).
- Immersive night lighting: Apron floodlights, taxiway edge lights, and illuminated signage, providing an engaging experience for operations at dusk and throughout the night.
- Accurate airport layout: Taxiway designations, apron parking positions, and ground markings updated in accordance with FAA charts from October 2026.
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