This add-on brings Bavaria's second largest international airport in an incomparably authentic and lively atmosphere to MS Flight Simulator. Three very well-known developers with years of experience have bundled their expertise to make this a state-of-the-art product: Captain7, 29Palms and LimeSim. A special highlight of the scenery is the innumerable vehicle and person animations, which contributes significantly to the realistic atmosphere at the airport. A lot of work was also put into... This add-on brings Bavaria's second largest international airport in an incomparably authentic and lively atmosphere to MS Flight Simulator. Three very well-known developers with years of experience have bundled their expertise to make this a state-of-the-art product: Captain7, 29Palms and LimeSim. A special highlight of the scenery is the innumerable vehicle and person animations, which contributes significantly to the realistic atmosphere at the airport. A lot of work was also put into the true to life depiction of the taxiway and apron surfaces.
Highly realistic rendition of Nuremberg Airport based on most recent data Highly detailed buildings with internal modelling of the terminal and Hangar 2 Sloped runway and taxiways based on real world data Accurate taxiway, apron and stands layout Includes the newly build P4 car park Custom aerial image covering the airport area Custom taxiway signage Realistic materials (depiction of reflective/non reflective materials, bump maps. . . ) Realistic night time dynamic lighting Using the new MSFS airport lighting system for taxiways with custom made models for this airport Smart features like:
Animated jetways Moving custom ground traffic with proper animations, lighting and sounds Animated characters Upgraded service definition file (e. g. , stairways available at gates that don't have jetway) Open / Close FAI gate
Static aircraft with proper liveries and registrations
Herzogenaurach EDQH airfield is located northwest of the city of Herzogenaurach and lies at 1070 ft (326 m above sea level). The original airfield has a historical background dating back to 1935, when it was used for the purpose of a military airfield - at that time fighter squadrons of the Luftwaffe were stationed there. After the war, the airfield was used as a Herzo Base under the flag of the Allied occupation forces and it was not until 1960 that the first flying club set out to establis... Herzogenaurach EDQH airfield is located northwest of the city of Herzogenaurach and lies at 1070 ft (326 m above sea level). The original airfield has a historical background dating back to 1935, when it was used for the purpose of a military airfield - at that time fighter squadrons of the Luftwaffe were stationed there. After the war, the airfield was used as a Herzo Base under the flag of the Allied occupation forces and it was not until 1960 that the first flying club set out to establish its own airfield, at that time with a grass runway. In 1961, a 700 m grass runway was then accepted by the authorities and in 1970 the airfield was upgraded to a commercial airfield and with it the runway was finally paved. Today Herzogenaurach is a popular destination for pilots. There are several farm buildings, a tower as well as a large hangar and a restaurant. There is also a refuelling facility for the respective aircraft types. The restaurant with its beautiful beer garden offers a wonderful view directly onto the runway. The approach to Herzogenaurach is demanding, because the airfield is located in the middle of the control zone of the Nuremberg Airport EDDN. Approaches and departures are permitted up to a maximum of 3500 ft, since above this level the control zone C begins as controlled airspace - directly adjacent to the airfield is the control zone and thus the airspace of Nuremberg Airport, which may not be flown without permission. The runway alignments of the airfield are runways 08 and 26, the asphalt runway has a dimension of 700 x 20 m.
Every building as well as playground and refueling facility at the airfield has been modeled after the original down to the last detail Close cooperation with the airfield operator on site to create an atmosphere like in reality Sophisticated night lighting The approach sector was recreated in detail Original VFR charts and approach sheet from EDQH courtesy of German Air Traffic Control