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/images/notams/notams22/stsi1201.jpgEHBK Maastricht-Aachen Airport is currently in development forMicrosoft Flight Simulator. FeaturesMaastricht Airport Terminal ModelInterior of Airport TerminalMany Airport BuildingsCustom CGLCustom HangarsRealistic and Highly Detailed Representation of the AirportAccurate runway and apronA lot of custom objects, models and details for the environmentHighly Detailed Textures, Physically Based Rendering (PBR), Reflective and Realistic TexturesSource Purchase ST Simulations products at the FlightSim.Com Store
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/images/notams/notams18/maas0321.jpgMaastricht-Aachen airport is a busy regional airport on theDutch-Belgian-German border. Due to this location it's popular withcargo companies and low cost carriers like Germanwings and Ryanair. Itis close to many major cities and the industrial hearts of Belgium andGermany. It's also the airport that EUROCONTROL choose as its homebase because of this central location. Besides the cargo and passengerflights Maastricht-Aachen has two flying schools and a lot of generalaviation traffic. The version that Andras Kozma made for Aerosoft is a small marvelof state-of-the-art scenery design. Even though nearly all buildingsand structures are modelled in great detail and textured withphotographic textures the frame rate remains remarkably high andsmooth. Unlike many other airports it also got a very lively feel toit with many animations. It's a perfect location for your regionalflights around Western Europe and for online flying. This new version was created for Lockheed Martin's Prepar3D V4.2and uses all the distinct features of that simulator. FeaturesAerial image coverage with 15cm/pixel resolutionPhotographic textures on all buildingsVery good frame rateImmediate surrounding includedFull use of P3D V4 dynamic lightsMany animations (including motion capture human figures)Traffic on most major roadsCompatible with NL2000 (see manual about that) Purchase Aerosoft - Maastricht-Aachen X for P3Dv4 /images/notams/notams18/maas0321.png