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Thruxton Aerodrome and Race Circuit
Thruxton Aerodrome has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1917 as a military airfield for the Royal Flying Corps during World War I. It played a crucial role in training pilots for the war effort, and after the war, it was used for civil aviation and recreational flying. During World War II, the aerodrome was once again requisitioned for military use and served as a base for the Royal Air Force’s 38 Group. It played a key role in Operation Market Garden, the largest airborn... Thruxton Aerodrome has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1917 as a military airfield for the Royal Flying Corps during World War I. It played a crucial role in training pilots for the war effort, and after the war, it was used for civil aviation and recreational flying. During World War II, the aerodrome was once again requisitioned for military use and served as a base for the Royal Air Force’s 38 Group. It played a key role in Operation Market Garden, the largest airborne operation in history. After the war, the aerodrome was returned to civilian use and was taken over by the British Automobile Racing Club (BARC) in 1950. The BARC developed the site into a racing circuit, which has hosted many prestigious races, including the British Touring Car Championship and the British Formula 3 Championship.
In the 1960s, the aerodrome was used for testing the Blue Streak missile, intended to be a nuclear deterrent for the UK. Today, it is primarily used for flying lessons, air displays, and private aviation. The circuit remains a popular venue for motorsport events, with its high-speed corners and challenging layout providing a thrilling experience for drivers and spectators alike.
Thruxton Aerodrome and Race Circuit have been faithfully recreated by Burning Blue Design undertaking on-site visits, ensuring the highest levels of accuracy. It features:
- Over 230 custom 3D objects each with full Physical Based Rendering (PBR) textures
- 2023 layout with accurate runways, taxiways and custom taxi signs
- Highly detailed control tower interior
- Accurately placed red obstacle beacons visible from miles away
- Completely custom windsocks and dynamic animated flags
- Dynamic working Signal Square and runway designator sign
- Real-life static aircraft and track day cars based at Thruxton
- Driving experience day with AI driven cars on track
- Full night lighting and dynamic weather compatibility
- Enhanced high resolution colour corrected ground textures
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If you still have trouble locating your community folder this easy to follow video will help: https://www. youtube. com/watch?v=fhSkMzWLFR0
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- Transparent and translucent glass panes can appear very dark when subject to particle effects such as rain, snow and fog. This is a known bug that Asobo/Microsoft are aware of and will hopefully fix in the near future.
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A number of the static vehicles used within the scenery were 3D models used under the Creative Commons Attribution License. The models were reskinned to match their real life contemporaries. For further information and full attribution on any of the individual models please contact us here: https://burningbluedesign. com/contact/
Creative Commons License
Farnborough Airport - The Birthplace of British Aviation
Burning Blue Designs is exceptionally proud to present our largest and most detailed project by far, Farnborough Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The team at Burning Blue Designs has grown, and so has our scope, and we are extremely confident in saying that Farnborough is the most detailed Airport as yet released by any developer for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Farnborough has perhaps the richest history of any airport in the United Kingdom, and boasts a significant history dating bac... Burning Blue Designs is exceptionally proud to present our largest and most detailed project by far, Farnborough Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The team at Burning Blue Designs has grown, and so has our scope, and we are extremely confident in saying that Farnborough is the most detailed Airport as yet released by any developer for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Farnborough has perhaps the richest history of any airport in the United Kingdom, and boasts a significant history dating back to 1908 when Samuel Franklin Cody, a Wild West showman accomplished the feat of the first powered, controlled and sustained flight in the United Kingdom. Cody’s audacious endeavour granted Farnborough the illustrious title, ‘The birthplace of British Aviation’
The Royal Aircraft Establishment (RAE) was created at Farnborough a year after Cody’s flight in 1909 and was where aircraft designers such as Geoffrey de Havilland and Henry Folland found fame, and over the course of more than fifty years designed, the RAE built and tested hundreds of aircraft at the airport including the Harrier and Concorde.
Today Farnborough is renowned worldwide with it’s yearly airshow attracting over 80,000 visitors and hosting over 1500 exhibitors all viing for a business in the incredibly lucrative civil and military aviation sectors. During the rest of the year Farnborough sees over 30,000 business jet movements and is UK’s busiest and most prestigious business aviation hub, hosting a swathe of business jets companies.
Farnborough Airport has been recreated faithfully over many, many hundreds of hours by Burning Blue Design’s 3D modellers and coders and features:
- Over 90 custom 3D objects have been created exclusively for Farnborough Airport, each with full Physical Based Rendering (PBR) allowing for far more realistic textures.
- Over ten thousand carefully placed stock assets across the airport and surrounding area, every fence, parking space, cone, light and tree has been placed in it’s correct location bringing life to Farnborough airport and the surrounding area.
- As with all Burning Blue Design Products new custom working Windsocks have been created and accurately placed around the airport.
- High resolution colour corrected ground textures have been used as a basis for the airport, these have been taken from Bing maps and heavily manipulated for consistency and realism which far surpasses the quality of the stock Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 ground texture.
- New taxiways and roads have been created in and around the airport and the runway with it’s huge displaced threshold has been faithfully recreated.
- Full night lighting placed across the airport and surrounding area including individually placed street lights along the surrounding roads.
- Surrounding landmarks have been created and placed in their correct locations to improve visual navigation and general airport atmosphere, these include:
- The Wind Tunnel Project.
- Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre
- The Aviator Hotel
- The Gloster E28/39 monument to Sir Frank Whittle.
- Farnborough Air Sciences Trust Museum (FAST) with it’s assortment of display aircraft.
- Farnborough Airship Hangar Frame.
- Farnborough Business Park.
- Eelmoor bridge.
- The Swan Pub.
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If you still have trouble locating your community folder this easy to follow video will help: https://www. youtube. com/watch?v=fhSkMzWLFR0
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A number of the static aircraft used within the scenery were 3D models used under the Creative Commons Attribution License. The models were reskinned to match their real life contemporaries. For further information and full attribution on any of the individual models please contact us here: https://burningbluedesign. com/contact/
Creative Commons License
EPMO - Warsaw Modlin
EPMO Warsaw Modlin MSFS is a highly detailed scenery of EPMO Warsaw Modlin airport in Poland. This product is compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Warsaw Modlin Airport is an international airport located 40 km (25 miles) north of Warsaw, Poland. The airport is intended to be used by low-cost carriers serving Warsaw. As of 2017, it is the fifth busiest airport in the country, with 2,932,639 passengers served annually. The facility is currently exclusively served by Ryanair and bus... EPMO Warsaw Modlin MSFS is a highly detailed scenery of EPMO Warsaw Modlin airport in Poland. This product is compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Warsaw Modlin Airport is an international airport located 40 km (25 miles) north of Warsaw, Poland. The airport is intended to be used by low-cost carriers serving Warsaw. As of 2017, it is the fifth busiest airport in the country, with 2,932,639 passengers served annually. The facility is currently exclusively served by Ryanair and business/general aviation.
Originally designed for military use in the Second Polish Republic in 1937, it was not opened by Polish authorities. Instead, it was made operational during World War II in 1940 as an airbase by the German Luftwaffe in occupied Poland. Postwar, between 1945 and 2000, it was used by Polish and Soviet air forces. In 2000, the Polish Ministry of National Defence declared the airfield closed. The airport's runway was in poor condition and lacked proper lighting and modern radio navigation aids.
In September 2009, it was announced that tenders were being accepted and funding had been secured from the EU for an opening in 2011, in time for the Euro 2012 Football Tournament. Construction works finally began in October 2010 and were expected to be completed before Euro 2012; however the deadline was not met and instead the airport began to operate in July 2012.
On 22 December 2012, it was announced that the runway at the airport would be closed to larger aircraft such as the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 indefinitely for safety reasons. Ryanair confirmed on the day of the runway closure it would divert all aircraft to Warsaw-Chopin Airport until the runway was repaired. Wizz Air also confirmed that it would route its flights to Chopin Airport until Modlin re-opened. The official re-opening took place over six months later on 4 July 2013 after construction works to fix the runway had been completed. On 17 July 2013, Wizz Air announced it would not return to Modlin despite its re-opening, but stay at Warsaw-Chopin Airport instead. Ryanair returned to Modlin on 30 September 2013 and since added more routes to its initial schedule.
On 19 September 2013, the Category I Instrument Landing System was officially ready for use. At the same time tests began for the Category II Instrument Landing System which was ready for use by 1 May 2014. In October 2015, the airport welcomed its 5th millionth passenger overall. In December of the same year, an airport lounge was inaugurated.
- High-quality model of EPMO Warsaw Modlin Airport, featuring the up-to-date version with extensive details throughout the whole airport
- FPS-friendly design, with epic night textures, dynamic lighting, and PBR materials
- High definition mesh including exact runway profile
- Performance-friendly interior modeling at terminal buildings, hangars and the control tower, advanced night lighting, custom animations
- Several landmarks from the surrounding area
Aircraft Checklist Pro 2020
Aircraft Checklist Pro gives you access to aircraft-specific checklists for all included Microsoft Flight Simulator aircraft. The 80+ page document provides you with everything you need to know to get your aircraft from a cold & dark state to the skies and then back to the ground again before shutting down.
Our custom-made application will allow you to access the checklist directly from within the simulator itself. Find the aircraft you’re flying and follow the tried and tested checklist... Aircraft Checklist Pro gives you access to aircraft-specific checklists for all included Microsoft Flight Simulator aircraft. The 80+ page document provides you with everything you need to know to get your aircraft from a cold & dark state to the skies and then back to the ground again before shutting down.
Our custom-made application will allow you to access the checklist directly from within the simulator itself. Find the aircraft you’re flying and follow the tried and tested checklists just as real-world pilots would do. You will also have access to the PDF document, which can be saved to any device of your choice.
All default aircraft are included in Aircraft Checklist Pro, including the newly added 40th Anniversary Edition planes and helicopters.
Get ready to embark on your next journey and expertly pilot your aircraft thanks to Aircraft Checklist Pro.
Venom DH-112
The improvement of the DH-100 aircraft gave birth to the DH-112 Mk. 1 Venom, first flight on September 2, 1948. The Swiss Air Force became interested in this aircraft and tests were held in England and Switzerland in 1949 and 1950. In April 1951, the Federal Council's message concerning the authorized construction of 150 DH-112 Mk. 1 Venom aircraft was approved by the Federal Parliament with a commitment credit of 175 million francs. The license agreement included the Ghost-48 radial engine. It ... The improvement of the DH-100 aircraft gave birth to the DH-112 Mk. 1 Venom, first flight on September 2, 1948. The Swiss Air Force became interested in this aircraft and tests were held in England and Switzerland in 1949 and 1950. In April 1951, the Federal Council's message concerning the authorized construction of 150 DH-112 Mk. 1 Venom aircraft was approved by the Federal Parliament with a commitment credit of 175 million francs. The license agreement included the Ghost-48 radial engine. It was produced by Gebrüder Sulzer AG and was installed in the aircraft from the 30th production aircraft. The Venom was the first Swiss Air Force fighter to be equipped with an ejection seat from the outset.
In February 1954, the Parliament approved the construction of another 100 DH-112 Mk. 4 Venom aircraft under license. 226 DH-112 Mk. 1 and Mk. 4 aircraft were used by troops as ground combat aircraft from 1954 to 1983. 24 DH-112 Mk. 1R aircraft were used as reconnaissance aircraft by 10 Squadron from 1954 to 1968. This was the largest fleet that served Switzerland. The new nose cone, introduced in the 1970s, houses a new UHF radio, a bomb aiming computer and a friend and foe device (IFF). The Venom was retired in 1983.
Our modeling is based on the latest MK4 Swiss version with instruments in metric values and texts in French.
Very detailed manuals in English, French and German are available in the “document” repertoire or on the Internet site https://swissmilsim. ch. A thorough study is recommended before flying this demanding aircraft.
FEATURES:
- flight model tested by former Venom pilots in the Swiss Air Force
- cockpit entirely realized in 3D
- 100% MSFS native animation code
- 3 different lightings by potentiometers
- reactor fire modeling:
- in case of too rapid gas increase
- if the reactor is operated at full power for an extended period of time
- compression effect
- pre-stall buffeting effect
- consumption according to the curves of the original manual
- speeds corresponding to the flight tests of the time
- visible wing flexibility at high G-forces
- ground steering with differential brakes (see manual!)
- Physically Based Rendering (PBR) textures, MSFS mod
- armament not yet available
Vampire DH-100
The de Havilland Vampire, also known as the DH. 100, was the second military jet to be built in the United Kingdom by the de Havilland company. It entered service just after the Second World War and has the unique feature of being equipped with a twin-beam rear fuselage. It was the first jet aircraft to cross the Atlantic Ocean, and the first jet aircraft capable of operating from an aircraft carrier. More than 4,500 were built, some under licence, and used by about 25 different countries. Switz... The de Havilland Vampire, also known as the DH. 100, was the second military jet to be built in the United Kingdom by the de Havilland company. It entered service just after the Second World War and has the unique feature of being equipped with a twin-beam rear fuselage. It was the first jet aircraft to cross the Atlantic Ocean, and the first jet aircraft capable of operating from an aircraft carrier. More than 4,500 were built, some under licence, and used by about 25 different countries. Switzerland tested it in 1946, followed by an order for 75 aircraft in 1949 and the manufacture under licence of 100 aircraft. Originally acquired as a fighter, it was used until 1970 as a fighter and ground attack aircraft. It was then used as a training aircraft and target aircraft for the anti-aircraft warfare. The last military flights took place at the end of 1990, many of them were sold at auction and some still fly in various countries.
The Vampire DH-100 underwent two major upgrades: the first in 1960 with the installation of an ejection seat and modernized instrumentation (artificial horizon and gyrocompass). The second in 1980 with the addition of UHF radio equipment and a transponder (IFF), which necessitated the lengthening of the nose, which became pointed like that of the DH-112 Venom of the time. The 1960s also saw the start of blind flight (IFR) for the Swiss Air Force. The existing direction-finding stations were supplemented by approach radar installations (GCA) and a very original omnidirectional talking radio system (NAFU). We intend to reproduce the operation of this system and thus provide our Vampires with blind flight and landing capabilities in a future update that we hope will also allow the engagement of the armament as realized in the P3D version.
Boeing 247D
Embark on your most realistic flight to date, with Wing42's (revolutionary) Boeing 247D. Developed in 1933, this aircraft set the standard for a new generation of airliners. Gone were the days of wood-and-canvas contraptions, now the future awaits with Boeing's first-of-a-kind modern airliner! Features such as a retractable landing gear, cantilevered wings, and a top speed of over *190 miles per hour, undoubtedly make the 247D a remarkable aircraft with historic significance.
The Wing42 ... Embark on your most realistic flight to date, with Wing42's (revolutionary) Boeing 247D. Developed in 1933, this aircraft set the standard for a new generation of airliners. Gone were the days of wood-and-canvas contraptions, now the future awaits with Boeing's first-of-a-kind modern airliner! Features such as a retractable landing gear, cantilevered wings, and a top speed of over *190 miles per hour, undoubtedly make the 247D a remarkable aircraft with historic significance.
The Wing42 Boeing 247D is the first aircraft in MSFS to fully implement a radio range navigation module that will have you "flying the beam. " So attune your ears and decipher the code, it's by no means an easy feat, but it's all geared towards giving you an experience like no other. If you are looking for immersion that simulates a wide range of behaviours and effects, then prepare to have your hat blown off with our custom-coded Prop-o-Tronic Physics Engine. It uses real-world physics to simulate a rich and interactive flight with significant consequences - so don't be ill-prepared!
Full list of Features
3D Model
High fidelity 3d model with high-resolution PBR textures throughout the aircraft.
Flight Model
Super-realistic flight model, based on aerodynamic analysis and numerous sources from operating procedures to pilot reports. The flight model for the Boeing 247D was meticulously developed by aerodynamics expert Pamela Brooker, verified and tested by seasoned pilots.
System Simulation
The Boeing 247D features our first implementation of the Prop-o-Tronic physics engine in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Systems accurately simulated by Prop-o-Tronic are:
- Oil System
Viscosity, temperature, 4 different oil grades are all simulated for dozens of parts in the engine.
- Electrical System
Real-world engineering calculations to accurately simulate voltages and currents. Make sure to pack some extra fuses, because they can pop during flight.
- Realistic Heat-exchange
Instead of relying on MSFS lookup-tables, heat is calculated using real-world engineering formulas that define the interaction between all the different parts of the engines. Heat is exchanged via convection, conduction and radiation.
- Much, much more
Animations
Custom animations for all moving parts and controls, from the light switch in the wash room to the vibration of the antenna wire in the wind.
Ground operations and our virtual clipboard
Our virtual clipboard is used to install various ground equipment, remove the cowling of the Pratt&Whitney S1H1-G engines, load the aircraft with passengers, cargo, mail, fuel and oil, and get the engines started. We also provide some key-reference data for your flight, in case you don’t have your checklists handy.
Realistic engine start-up procedure
The 247 had a peculiar engine starter, consisting of a flywheel with a hand-crank and clutch, both operated by the ground crew. You can either have your virtual ground crew do their job, or get your hands dirty by hand-cranking the engines yourself.
Sound
The add-on comes with a custom WWise sound pack, carefully designed by the professional audio mastermind Zak Spence. It includes amazing engine sounds, wind effects, audible controls and much more for a most immersive experience. Hear the engines roar, the equipment rumble, the radio crack and the switches click.
Fully functional Radio Range Navigation
The Wing42 Boeing 247D features an now outdated radio navigation system called “radio range”. The pilot of a historic 1930s aircraft would dial in a frequency on the radio and listen to the changing Morse code transmitted to find his way. It is an annoying and challenging, yet very rewarding way of navigating the skies. We included almost 700 historical radio stations (around 400 of them located in the U. S. A. ) and outfitted the aircraft with a Bendix MR1B wireless controller.
But fear not! We also provide plenty of information in form of manuals and video tutorials to get you started!
Custom FX
Utilizing the new effects system where possible, the Boeing 247D comes with custom made effects. From engine smoke to reading lamps in the cabin, the Boeing has them all!
Documentation
We provide extensive learning material to help you familiarize yourself with the aircraft. Included are two training manuals from the 1940s to familiarize yourself with old-fashioned radio navigation.
Liveries
The Wing42 Boeing 247D comes in nine different variations:
- Fictional Wing42 livery
- United Air Lines NC13361 (1933 livery)
- Precipitation Control N3977C
- Lufthansa D-AGAR
- Chevron Standard Limited CF-JRQ
- United Air Lines NC13326 (1941 livery)
- Pennsylvania Central Airlines NC13348
- Empire Airlines NC41814
- Lamsa XA-DIY
Dorand Ar1 A2 200
MSFS2020 - Game of the Year Edition v1. 5. 1 - (Sim Update VII v1. 21. 13. 0) - 08/12/2021
The Dorand AR. 1 was a World War I French two-seat reconnaissance bi-plane used by the French Air Force, the American Expeditionary Force, Kingdom of Greece and Kingdom of Serbia.
Designed by Captain Lepére of the STAé (Section Technique de l'Aéronautique). Dorand AR-series were named after the STAé director, Lt. Col. Dorand. They were characterized by backward-staggered two-bay wings and an... MSFS2020 - Game of the Year Edition v1. 5. 1 - (Sim Update VII v1. 21. 13. 0) - 08/12/2021
The Dorand AR. 1 was a World War I French two-seat reconnaissance bi-plane used by the French Air Force, the American Expeditionary Force, Kingdom of Greece and Kingdom of Serbia.
Designed by Captain Lepére of the STAé (Section Technique de l'Aéronautique). Dorand AR-series were named after the STAé director, Lt. Col. Dorand. They were characterized by backward-staggered two-bay wings and angular all-moving tail surfaces.
Production began in a state-owned S. T. Aé. factory at Chalais-Meudon near Paris after flight testing had been completed in the autumn 1916.
The first of the thirteen squadrons which flew Dorands on the Western Front received their aircraft in the spring 1917. Five other French squadrons used the type on the Italian Front.
In 1917 the American Expeditionary Force ordered the Renault-engine varieties of the Dorand, the first of 22 AR. 1s being delivered in December 1917 and the first of 120 AR. 2s in following February.
The presented AR. 1 A2 200 was a mid-production version powered by a 150 kW (200 hp) @1600rpm Renault 8Gdy V8 naturally aspirated liquid-cooled 900in3 (14. 7L) engine with a wet sump oil system and twin-choke updraught carburettor.
Specifications: Span: 43ft8in 13. 29m, Length: 30ft 9. 14m, Empty weight 1962lb 890kg, Two-bladed wooden fixed pitch (15) 9. 383ft 2. 86m diameter propeller, Max. speed: 80kn 92mph 148km/h, Endurance: 3 hours, Stall: 36knots, max AoA 12, Vne 130kns
This particular unit was found in a barn close to the Serbian - Hungarian border in a very bad shape. The plane was disassembled shipped to Australia and thoughtfully restored in its original glory presenting you a unique vintage experience of the 1910s era with some upgrades to be able to operate in the present.
Features:
- highly detailed, fully animated and functional cockpit and airframe
- 4k UHD PBR materials
- authentic high fidelity flight-, engine and propeller model
- hideable modern avionics
- original, recorded engine sound
- environment effects
- six different liveries
- tested by realworld pilots
Update v1. 5. 1 - MSFS2020 Game of the Year – Sim Update VII Edition (v1. 21. 13. 0) - 08/12/2021
reduced windshield reflection
fine tuned propeller model
reversed ruder-trim animation
updated camera angles
revised airframe geometry, flight envelopes and inertia
updated engine-sound model
code tweaks
CREDITS:
Original base 3D Model: Lucien Lilippe
Contains assets from ambientCG. com, licensed under CC0 1. 0 Universal
Parts of the 3D model, textures and animations has been made with Blender
SDK: Asobo/Microsoft
Powerstol Tire + Float Version
VR HAND CONTROLLERS NOT FULLY TESTED
PowerSTOL is small fictional ultralight capable of STOL flying. My friends real pilots participated in flight model tuning and therefore I can say it should be very close to reality. Hope you will enjoy it as I do.
Technical specification:
Engine: Rotax 582 twin cylinder two stroke wattercooled engine
Power: 48kW / 65hp at 6500/min
Fuel consumption: 27l/h max / 16l/h cruise
Never exceed speed: 120kts / 100kts with flaps extendedVR HAND CONTROLLERS NOT FULLY TESTED
PowerSTOL is small fictional ultralight capable of STOL flying. My friends real pilots participated in flight model tuning and therefore I can say it should be very close to reality. Hope you will enjoy it as I do.
Technical specification:
Engine: Rotax 582 twin cylinder two stroke wattercooled engine
Power: 48kW / 65hp at 6500/min
Fuel consumption: 27l/h max / 16l/h cruise
Never exceed speed: 120kts / 100kts with flaps extended
Maximum speed: 90kts
Cruise speed: 75kts
Minimal speed: 25kts with flaps retracted / 18kts with flaps extended
Maximum celling: 15000 ft
Fuel tank: 29. 5l
Endurance: 2h
Maximum range: 241Km / 130Nm
Installation: unzip the package and copy "vgp-powerstol1_34" folder into your game community folder. If you already have older version of package, please remove (backup) old package before you will copy new one into community folder. Do not overwrite old package, it may cause problems. Please read the manual.
Changes in actual update:
- Pilot seat height optimised
- New particle effects
- Analog trim fixed
- radio fixed
VTCN Nan Nakhon Airport Thailand
Hunter555 VTCN/NNT MSFS2020 v1. 0. 1
Nan Nakhon Airport (IATA: NNT, ICAO: VTCN) serves Nan, the capital city of Nan Province, Thailand and is one of the destinations flown to by both Air Asia and Nok Air
Features
- Terminal building photorealistic doors, custom seatings and lighting (no indoor/interior)
- Taxiways Ground service approved taxiways names, custom made textures and hand placed lights and centerlines
- Airport services Pushback, Baggage cart, Catering servi... Hunter555 VTCN/NNT MSFS2020 v1. 0. 1
Nan Nakhon Airport (IATA: NNT, ICAO: VTCN) serves Nan, the capital city of Nan Province, Thailand and is one of the destinations flown to by both Air Asia and Nok Air
Features
- Terminal building photorealistic doors, custom seatings and lighting (no indoor/interior)
- Taxiways Ground service approved taxiways names, custom made textures and hand placed lights and centerlines
- Airport services Pushback, Baggage cart, Catering service, Power supply, Jetways connection, Boarding stairs, and Marshaller
- GSX Support Including Compatible GSX Profile to match the airport stands, services and staff
- Custom Objects Boarding stairs, Baggage carts, Custom Cars, Custom people, Entrances, Security and Lighting, Busstop, seatings, etc.
- Realism Full Day/Night lighting, Hand-crafted ground markings and textures matching the real airport. Taxiways, aprons, and runways match the real airport.
- FPS Friendly Tested using Nvidia 970 and 1060 with no drop of frames compared to default airport due to using good balance of low poly and graphical details
- Space Friendly Only 365 MB of space required (packed only 70 MB)
- Removed 205 high rise buildings that Flight Simulator added automatically as there are no high rise buildings in Nan city