Released: NZA Simulations Christchurch International Airport

Mooi getimed samen met de komst van World Update XII heeft NZA Simulations Christchurch International Airport (NZCH) uitgebracht voor Microsoft Flight Simulator. Deze luchthaven is gelegen in Canterbury aan de oostkant van het zuidereiland en na Auckland de drukste luchthaven van het land. Het beschikt over een tweetal startbanen en een grasbaan. Het vliegveld opende haar deuren in 1940 en groeide in 1950 uit tot de eerste internationale luchthaven van Nieuw Zeeland.

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Features:

• NZA Simulations Proline Plus™ Airport
• Full 3D custom modelled airport including all the surrounding business parks ≈ 300 buildings
• NZA’s full PBR true-to-life runways and aprons
• All the lines, YES even the roads and carparks in the area are done properly.
• All the fences, including detailed fence weeds
• High resolution custom CGL ground aerial imagery
• Custom Approach, Runway & Apron lighting to match real world.
• Terra-formed runway
• Parking positions setup with correct Airline codes for compatibility with Air Traffic mods such as AIG, FSLTL etc.

Full 3D Interiors

• Interiors for the main terminal, all boarding areas and more
• Novotel Hotel – with top and ground floor fully 3D and high-res parallax room textures.
• ATC Tower
• GCH Aviation Private Jet Terminal and Helicopters at the south end of the airport

Sounds

• Custom Jetway Sounds
• Terminal Interior Sounds – Chatter, announcements etc.
• Terminal Piano Sounds

Animations

• Animated Jetways – Custom for each gate to match the real ones
• Animated 3D AI people walking about the terminal, ATC, and other areas
• Animated Custom AI vehicles roaming the airport
• Custom Ground Service vehicles – Pushback & Catering Truck
• Sudima Hotel Clock working to Sim Time
• Rotating Primary Airport Surveillance Radar

Custom Nose-In Guidance System (VDGS)

• Support for Aerosoft’s VDGS at the Airliner Gates (16-35)