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KMSP Airport Night Enhanced On Sale
Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport is the airport of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota. It is the sixteenth busiest airport in the United States and the thirty-first in the world in terms of passengers. nnIt serves, in addition to the cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, thousands of passengers traveling from Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and other cities in Minnesota.
The Lights have been added for greater realism in the simulator. They are visible from grea... Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport is the airport of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota. It is the sixteenth busiest airport in the United States and the thirty-first in the world in terms of passengers. nnIt serves, in addition to the cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, thousands of passengers traveling from Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and other cities in Minnesota.
The Lights have been added for greater realism in the simulator. They are visible from great distances and across the wide area of the airport. Not only the buildings, but also the Arrivals and Departures terminals, parking and gates are lit up like the real airport. Your flight will be totally professional and different with this product.
KMSP - Minneapolis-Saint Paul
Welcome to Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport, the largest and busiest airport in the six-state Upper Midwest region of the United States. KMSP is crafted to give you the best possible immersion. whether close up at a gate or on final. The cutting edge, hand-crafted textures are the result of a full on-site survey in cooperation with airport officials. We made sure to capture every piece of detail on terminals for an authentic feel. This product was crafted internally at Flightbeam usi... Welcome to Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport, the largest and busiest airport in the six-state Upper Midwest region of the United States. KMSP is crafted to give you the best possible immersion. whether close up at a gate or on final. The cutting edge, hand-crafted textures are the result of a full on-site survey in cooperation with airport officials. We made sure to capture every piece of detail on terminals for an authentic feel. This product was crafted internally at Flightbeam using years of previous experience in AAA titles, bringing you advanced optimization techniques for smooth performance across a wide array of machines and cutting edge visuals created by the latest SDK features, plus some of our own secret-sauce proprietary techniques.
Aircraft in screenshots from Just Flight FS Traffic.
- Latest real-world (2023) taxiway layouts and newest construction included
- Extensive, highly detailed and realistic 4096x4096 textures
- Detailed Flightbeam Gen-5 dynamic jetways with custom signage
- Multi-layered, realistic hand-painted ground textures with PBR and custom decals
- Passenger models at various gates
- New Flightbeam SoundFX, placed in various locations, captured from real life airports
- Key interior areas modeled in the terminal
- All new animated inset and elevated runway guard lights
- Dense amount of custom tarmac objects, modeled after actual objects from airport
- State-of-the-art optimization techniques, bringing you absolute best possible performance
Airport Schedules - KMSP [Winter 2025] New
Airport Schedules - KMSP [Summer 2025]
Runway Status Lights
Runway Status Lights are an essential FAA system embedded in the pavement of runways and taxiways, designed to automatically signal pilots and vehicle operators when it is unsafe to enter, cross, or begin takeoff. These lights, which are operational at 20 airports across the US, turn red in response to traffic, providing direct, immediate alerts without the need for input from controllers.
This modification simulates the FAA Runway Status Light System and includes Runway Entrance Lights ... Runway Status Lights are an essential FAA system embedded in the pavement of runways and taxiways, designed to automatically signal pilots and vehicle operators when it is unsafe to enter, cross, or begin takeoff. These lights, which are operational at 20 airports across the US, turn red in response to traffic, providing direct, immediate alerts without the need for input from controllers.
This modification simulates the FAA Runway Status Light System and includes Runway Entrance Lights and Takeoff Hold Lights. The lights will remain illuminated (indicating unsafe to enter the runway) until cleared for takeoff by the in-game ATC system, at which point the lights will extinguish (indicating safe to enter the runway).
This modification works with default and most 3rd party airports.
View the runways and taxiways where this technology is in use (real world and this modification) at https://www. faa. gov/air_traffic/technology/rwsl
Supports the following airports:
- Boston Int'l (KBOS)
- LaGuardia (KLGA)
- Newark (KEWR)
- John F. Kennedy (KJFK)
- Baltimore Washington (KBWI)
- Washington Dulles (KIAD)
- Charlotte Douglas (KCLT)
- Orlando Int'l (KMCO)
- Fort Lauderdale (KFLL)
- Detroit Wayne County (KDTW)
- Chicago O'Hare (KORD)
- Minneapoli St-Paul (KMSP)
- George Bush Houston (KIAH)
- Dallas Fort Worth (KDFW)
- Phoenix Sky Harbor (KPHX)
- Las Vegas Harry Reid (KLAS)
- San Diego (KSAN)
- Los Angeles (KLAX)
- San Francisco (KSFO)
- Seattle Tacoma (KSEA)
Minneapolis St. Paul Bridges
The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St Paul, Minnesota, USA, sit on the Mississippi River where the Minnesota River joins the Mississippi just south of KMSP Minneapolis-St Paul International airport. The St Croix River flows into the Mississippi 20 miles south of St Paul. The Mississippi flows south through Minneapolis center and then turns back north easterly to central St Paul.
This package has 38 bridges. 2 bridges are on the St Croix at Prescott, the confluence of the St Croix and Mis... The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St Paul, Minnesota, USA, sit on the Mississippi River where the Minnesota River joins the Mississippi just south of KMSP Minneapolis-St Paul International airport. The St Croix River flows into the Mississippi 20 miles south of St Paul. The Mississippi flows south through Minneapolis center and then turns back north easterly to central St Paul.
This package has 38 bridges. 2 bridges are on the St Croix at Prescott, the confluence of the St Croix and Mississippi rivers. These are the most southerly bridges in the package. There are 4 bridges on the Minnesota River just south of KMSP and the remaining 32 bridges are on the Mississippi. The most northerly bridges are at Camden just north of the Lowry Bridge which is modeled by Asobo. One of the photos shows the covered river sections.
Each bridge is individually modeled with accurate dimensions, and provides a very realistic representation of its style and architecture. Each bridge has appropriate night lighting. These bridges look very realistic and replace the MSFS default dams by day and apartment buildings at night. River traffic and river fixes are also done which greatly improve the Ford Falls/dam and the St Anthony Falls.
POI's are placed beside each bridge
The start of the package on each river:
Camden Bridges on Mississippi north of Minneapolis
Cedar Ave Bridges on Minnesota south west of KMSP
Prescott Bridges on St Croix at the confluence with Mississippi, 20 miles to south east of St Paul.
Bridges on the National Register of Historic Places:
Mendota Bridge
Franklin Avenue Bridge
10th Avenue Bridge
Ford Bridge
St Anthony Falls Historic District Bridges
Other interesting bridges are:
Wabasha Bridge
University of Minnesota Pedestrian Bridge
Hennepin Suspension Bridge.
Major Airports near the rivers are:
KMSP Minneapolis St Paul International
KSTP St Paul Holman Field
KSGS South St Paul Municipal Airport (Fleming Field)
This package is for personal use with a single copy of MSFS2020 or MSFS2024 and not for resale, redistributing or copying.