Third-party developers announced a new airport coming for Microsoft Flight Simulator while showing new images of two more.
We start with Fly2High, which provided the first glimpse at a new airport in development. It's Yeosu Airport (RKJY), one of the southernmost airports in South Korea.
While it's not a massive hub, it does host scheduled passenger flights to Seoul and Jeju.
You can check out the model for the terminal below, albeit it's still lacking textures.
Next, we get a new look at Miyako Airport (ROMY) in Japan. Developer Gate15Scenery mentions that the model of the terminal has been installed and now all that remains is designing the taxi routes.
Lastly, at least for today, Impulse Simulation brings us to Australia with new screenshots of the small Bundaberg Airport (YBUD) in Queensland.
The airport has been in development for almost a year, but now work is in the final stage "adding intricate details and making sure the approach, apron, and surrounding lighting are all accurate."
The developers hope to deliver it to beta testers by the end of next week and release it "not too long after."
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