Preview SBRJ, Santos Dumont - Rio de Janeiro / Brazil

Are you ready for Santos Dumont Airport?

Authors, developers.

• Marcelo Nielsen
  
• Richard Nunes
  

Together, I Marcelo Nielsen and Richard Nunes, decided to join our knowledge to create for the X-Plane community a Santos Dumont Airport 3d scenery, located in Rio de Janeiro – Brazil. The scenery is fully updated to 2016 and 100% compatible with Richard Nunes SBGL-Galeão airport scenery.

The project is still in progress but in a very advanced stage. Later this month of February we will be starting the preparations for the official launch at "X-Plane.ORG" store.

This will be a "Payware" project and highly detailed with animated jetways, photorealistic textures, very precise HDR lighting, objects created with extreme detail and accuracy, identical to the actual airport, as well as animations and more.

You can enjoy a little of this project in the images below.

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Santos Dumont Airport (IATA: SDU - ICAO: SBRJ) is a central airport located close the financial center of Rio de Janeiro for domestic flights. Built in the 30s on top of a embankment edge of Guanabara Bay, Santos Dumont was the first civilian airport in Brazil. It is currently the second busiest airport in the state of Rio de Janeiro after the Galeao International Airport and is also one of the busiest in Brazil, occupying the seventh place.

A highlight from Santos Dumont Airport is the modern departure lounge, the first in Brazil fully coated with transparent material, which gives a broad view of the Bay of Guanabara, where you can see sights like the Rio-Niterói Bridge, the Fiscal Island, the Museum of Contemporary Art, the city of Niteroi, the Naval school and the famous Sugar Loaf.

The main activity of the airport is is the Rio-São Paulo air shuttle, which carries passengers between Santos Dumont and Congonhas Airport in Sao Paulo, moving about 4 million passengers per year, representing nearly half of the entire airport movement.

The airport complex is set in an area of ​​833,000 square meters, with two runways for takeoffs and landings with a capacity of 29 operations per hour, and two passenger terminals, a terminal boarding and another for departing. This structure provides the capacity to attend 9.9 million passengers a year, according to Infraero.

Thank you all

Santos Dumont Airport (SBRJ) is a central airport located close to the financial center of Rio de Janeiro operating domestic flights. Built in the 30s on top of a embankment at Guanabara Bay, Santos Dumont airport was the first civil airport opened in Brazil. It is currently the second busiest airport in the state of Rio de Janeiro after the Galeao International Airport and is also one of the busiest in Brazil, occupying the seventh place.

The airport is installed in an area of 833,000 square meters, with two runways for takeoffs and landings with a capacity of 29 operations per hour, and two passenger terminals, one terminal for boarding and another for landing. This structure provides the capacity to serve 9.9 million passengers a year.

It is named after the Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos Dumont (1873–1932).

Ultra-High Resolution replica of Santos Dumont Airport, updated in 2016.

1. Custom runways, ramps and taxiways with ambient occlusion
   
2. Many Static objects
   
3. Animated vehicles, ships and barges.
   
4. 3D grass, true to Airport type.
   
5. Airport and surrounding areas high-quality Mesh.
   
6. Partial rendering inside terminals
   

Superior lighting

• HDR Effect, indoor lighting environment, Terminal and Jetways.
  
• Night texture and HDR lighting
  
• Textures personalized with ambient occlusion.
  

Fully animated airport

• Animated Ground Service (Ground Traffic by Marginal) and aircraft traffic (default)
  
• Auto Gate with DGS and ramp Marshall (Autogate by Marginal)
  

Tons of surrounding landmarks included in the package

• Sugar Loaf hill and “Morro da Urca”
  
• Animated cable car (Bondinho)
  
• Rio-Niteroi Bridge with vehicle traffic.
  
• Ilha Fiscal (Fiscal Island)
  
• Ilha das Enxadas (Hoe Island)
  
• Ilha das Cobras (Snake Island)
  
• Naval College.
  
• Praça XV, the Ferry Station.
  
• 3 Helipads SDHU – SIJP – SNUO
  
• Buildings Adjacent to heliports
  

SBRJ – Charts

• 35 charts included
  

Compatible with SBGL scenery - Galeão (Other scene by Richard Nunes)

Information

http://store.x-plane.org/SBRJ-Rio--Santos-Dumont_p_462.html#tab-1

Authors

• Marcelo Nielsen
  
• Richard Nunes
  

Contact and support.

• richardgalhego@gmail.com
  
• marcelonielsen@globo.com
  
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Thank you all for your support and encouragement for this work was completed.

Hopefully make great flights.

Thank you.

Hello guys.

Package SBRJ Santos Dumont Airport, Rio de Janeiro Brazil.

Hill of Sugar Loaf / Helipad / Cable Excited

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Rio Niteroi Bridge was delivered on March 4, 1974, with a total length of 13.29 km, of which 8.83 km are on the water, and 72 m high at its highest point, and estimated a daily volume 4,868 trucks, 1,795 buses and 9,202 cars, totaling 15,865 vehicles. It is currently considered the largest bridge in prestressed concrete, the southern hemisphere and is currently the 11th largest bridge in the world.

Giving a great vision and realism when approaching the airport SBRJ Santos Dumont and Galeão SBGL.

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Also included in the package, some of the main buildings near the airport Santos Dumont, giving more realism to the scene.

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More information and pictures:

http://store.x-plane.org/SBRJ-Rio--Santos-Dumont_p_462.html

Thank You