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BGGH - Nuuk International Airport
A few weeks ago, part of the FSimStudios team embarked on a research expedition across a number of airports. This expedition would result in the team getting stuck in Nuuk for several days due to inclement weather. As a result of this experience, and with the incredible cooperation from Air Greenland, we are happy to present to you what we have been quietly working on for the past weeks: A fully up-to-date, ultra-detailed rendition of Nuuk Airport, as of February 2025, based on extensive in-pers... A few weeks ago, part of the FSimStudios team embarked on a research expedition across a number of airports. This expedition would result in the team getting stuck in Nuuk for several days due to inclement weather. As a result of this experience, and with the incredible cooperation from Air Greenland, we are happy to present to you what we have been quietly working on for the past weeks: A fully up-to-date, ultra-detailed rendition of Nuuk Airport, as of February 2025, based on extensive in-person survey.
Nuuk is among the most recently inaugurated international airports - a brand-new terminal and new 2200m runway was just inaugurated in Late November, 2024. Nuuk serves now as base of the A330NEO and Dash 8 Fleet of Air Greenland, and has scheduled connections with Canada, Iceland and Denmark. Direct flights from Newark, as well as more routes to Europe, are set to open as soon as Summer 2025.
- Fully Up-to-date as of February, 2025, including the new Nuuk International Terminal
- Ultra-detailed rendition of the airport, based on extensive in-person survey, 3D Scans and airport photography
- Detailed interior and exterior modeling of the new airport terminal. Accurate signage, lighting and layout as per the real airport
- Sharp texturing and high-poly modeling throughout other airport buildings, including Air Greenland’s headquarters and hangars, and the new control tower
- Hand-Made terrain around the airport to reflect latest changes
- Several POIs in the City of Nuuk and surrounding areas have been modeled – including Nuuk Center (highest tower in the city), HHE Hotel, Brugseni Shopping Mall, Nuuk Cultural Center, Nuuk Stadium, and the Nuuk Prison, located near the airport
- Runway lighting and Navigation Aids modeled as per recent charts
BGGH Nuuk Airport & City
BGJN - Ilulissat Airport
Welcome to Ilulissat! The "Iceberg Capital of the World" and the most touristed city in Greenland!
During our research expedition across Greenland, part of the FSimStudios team had the opportunity to extensively survey Ilulissat and its developing new international airport. With the incredible cooperation of Air Greenland, we are proud to present what we have been working on: a fully up-to-date, ultra-detailed rendition of Ilulissat Airport (BGJN/JAV), as of September 1, 2026!
Ilulissat is... Welcome to Ilulissat! The "Iceberg Capital of the World" and the most touristed city in Greenland!
During our research expedition across Greenland, part of the FSimStudios team had the opportunity to extensively survey Ilulissat and its developing new international airport. With the incredible cooperation of Air Greenland, we are proud to present what we have been working on: a fully up-to-date, ultra-detailed rendition of Ilulissat Airport (BGJN/JAV), as of September 1, 2026!
Ilulissat is one of Greenland’s most important tourism destinations and the gateway to Disko Bay and the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord. Its existing airport has long relied on a short 845-metre runway, limiting the types of aircraft able to serve the city. That is about to change. The new Ilulissat International Airport, officially scheduled to open in October 2026, features a new 2,200-metre / 7217 feet runway and modern terminal facilities capable of accommodating significantly larger aircraft and direct international operations.
The opening will be marked by an Air Greenland A330neo flight, followed by the introduction of direct scheduled service between Ilulissat and Copenhagen. The longer-term goal of the airport project is to make Ilulissat considerably more accessible from abroad, opening opportunities for additional destinations throughout Europe and North America while strengthening the city’s position as one of Greenland’s principal international gateways.
For a period of time, the existing and new airport facilities will continue to operate simultaneously as operations transition to the new international airport. Our rendition captures this unique moment in Ilulissat’s aviation history, representing both the established airport and the nearly completed international facility as they exist immediately before the official opening.
Coverage
- Fully up to date as of September 1, 2026, with both the new and the old airport modelled
- Ultra-detailed rendition based on extensive surveying, airport photography, and reference material.
The new international airport
- The complete new Ilulissat International Airport, including its 2,200-metre runway, apron, taxiways, terminal complex and associated infrastructure
- Detailed interior and exterior modelling of the new international terminal, with accurate architectural details, signage, lighting and layout based on the latest available references
- Detailed airport buildings and infrastructure throughout the airport area, including service facilities, hangars, operational buildings and the tower
- Detailed runway, taxiway and airport lighting based on the latest construction information and airport references
Terrain and surroundings
- Custom terrain and extensive work around the airport perimeter, reproducing the dramatic Arctic landscape and the substantial terrain modifications made during construction of the new airport
- Several custom landmarks and POIs throughout Ilulissat — Hotel Arctic, Hotel Hvide, the Ilulissat Cultural Center, Pituffik Market and the new Icefjord Centre
Performance
- Optimized modelling and texturing throughout the airport and surrounding scenery, delivering extensive detail while maintaining performance
Recommended companion Freeware
- We highly recommend pairing this scenery with the free Definitive Greenland Megapack by Garf, available on flightsim. to. It adds tens of thousands of icebergs across Greenlandic waters, along with lighthouses, heliports and landmarks
NOTE: The final navigational dataset for the new runway has not yet been released through Navigraph. Once the applicable navdata becomes available, the product will be reviewed and updated if necessary to ensure compatibility with the published navigational data and procedures.
BGKK Kulusuk Airport
BGMQ Maniitsoq Airport
Maniitsoq Airport (Greenlandic: Mittarfik Maniitsoq) (IATA: JSU, ICAO: BGMQ) is an airport located on Maniitsoq Island, 0. 5 NM (0. 93 km; 0. 58 mi) northwest of Maniitsoq, a town in the Qeqqata municipality in central-western Greenland. It can serve STOL aircraft, although there is no deicing equipment at the airport, which is costly and problematic in Greenlandic winter.
With highly detailed custom PBR 3D buildings, mostly covered by 4096 pixel textures, it is the ideal place for those... Maniitsoq Airport (Greenlandic: Mittarfik Maniitsoq) (IATA: JSU, ICAO: BGMQ) is an airport located on Maniitsoq Island, 0. 5 NM (0. 93 km; 0. 58 mi) northwest of Maniitsoq, a town in the Qeqqata municipality in central-western Greenland. It can serve STOL aircraft, although there is no deicing equipment at the airport, which is costly and problematic in Greenlandic winter.
With highly detailed custom PBR 3D buildings, mostly covered by 4096 pixel textures, it is the ideal place for those who wish to fly in the freezing Northern airspace.
BGSF - Kangerlussuaq Airport
Experience the beauty and challenge of Greenland with this exquisite scenery package for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Immerse yourself in stunning Arctic landscapes, navigating through breathtaking fjords, vast tundras, and picturesque mountains.
This package includes meticulously handcrafted airports, featuring Kangerlussuaq, Sisimiut, Maniitsoq, Qaarsut and Aasiaat airports, each boasting detailed buildings, accurate terrain, and more. Prepare to encounter the unique challenges of ... Experience the beauty and challenge of Greenland with this exquisite scenery package for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Immerse yourself in stunning Arctic landscapes, navigating through breathtaking fjords, vast tundras, and picturesque mountains.
This package includes meticulously handcrafted airports, featuring Kangerlussuaq, Sisimiut, Maniitsoq, Qaarsut and Aasiaat airports, each boasting detailed buildings, accurate terrain, and more. Prepare to encounter the unique challenges of Greenland's demanding airports, from short runways to challenging approaches surrounded by awe-inspiring scenery.
- Lifelike recreation of Kangerlussuaq Airport including detailed terminal interior
- Custom, 20cm/pixel satellite image covering the airport and the city of Kangerlussuaq
- Kangerlussuaq airport and city elevation data based on high quality LiDAR scan including runway and apron profiles
- Full rendition of Kangerlussuaq city with over 150 custom buildings
- Custom handcrafted airports: Sisimiut BGSS, Maniitsoq BGMQ, Qaarsut BGUQ and Aasiaat BGAA with custom buildings, satellite and elevation data
- Custom ground polygons with lines, dirts, markings and other details
- Realistic lighting for immersive day and night operations
- 3D snow and icebergs visible depending on weather conditions
- Custom visual effects
- AI compatible
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BIAR - Akureyri Airport
Akureyri International Airport (IATA: AEY, ICAO: BIAR) is well located in North Iceland giving a good gateway into the Arctic North. Scheduled air travel to Akureyri started in 1928 when Flugfélag Íslands ("Airline of Iceland") began flying on seaplanes to Reykjavík, landing on the fjord of Eyjafjörður near downtown Akureyri. The airport is also well located between Europe and US for international flights. Akureyri Airport has scheduled flights to several locations in Iceland including Reykjavik... Akureyri International Airport (IATA: AEY, ICAO: BIAR) is well located in North Iceland giving a good gateway into the Arctic North. Scheduled air travel to Akureyri started in 1928 when Flugfélag Íslands ("Airline of Iceland") began flying on seaplanes to Reykjavík, landing on the fjord of Eyjafjörður near downtown Akureyri. The airport is also well located between Europe and US for international flights. Akureyri Airport has scheduled flights to several locations in Iceland including Reykjavik in the South, Grimsey Island in North as well as Thorshofn and Vopnafjordur in the East. International flight from Akureyri airport includes scheduled and charter flights to Greenland. As well as scheduled flights to other destinations such as Greenland, Copenhagen in Denmark, London in the UK and Tenerife. It is open all year round. Airlines operating in Akureyri; Norlandair and Norlandair, Circle Air, Myflug Air, Icelandair. You can see the northern lights in Akureyri from September through April on clear nights.
The Icelandic Aviation Museum is located in a large hangar at Akureyri Airport. The museum covers Iceland's aviation history with photographs, videos, artifacts, models and historic aircrafts, which some are in airworthy condition and fly in the annual air show held by the museum in June.
Akureyri Airport, at an elevation of 6 ft (2 m), has a 7874 ft (2400 m) long asphalt runway in the direction of 01/19 (008°/188°). The land has been reshaped.
• Akureyri Int. Airport Terminal Model• Accurate runway and apron• The Icelandic Aviation Museum Hangar• Custom Static Aircrafts(DC-3,DC-6)• Custom Hangars• Many Airport Buildings• Highly Detailed Textures, Physically Based Rendering (PBR), Reflective and Realistic Textures• Realistic and Highly Detailed Representation of the Airport• Realistic Runway and Taxiway Markings• A lot of custom objects, models and details for the environment• It includes intensive terraforming works.