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World Airports

aka: World Airports: Nine international destinations brought to life for Flight Simulator 2000 & 2002

Moby ID: 53739

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The airports can be installed all together or individually. Here the scenery library shows that just Atlanta airport has been installed

thumbnail — Selecting the newly loaded airport, Atlanta in this example, via the flight simulator and using the additional scenery option brings up a list of all the active runways

thumbnail — Atlanta airport (USA), taking off using the default scenery

thumbnail — Atlanta airport by night using the default scenery

thumbnail — Atlanta airport from a great height using default scenery. This place is huge!

thumbnail — Atlanta airport from a great height using the updated scenery. The additional detail does not show here

thumbnail — Atlanta airport by night using the new scenery

thumbnail — Atlanta: Flying low over the airport with six big jets parked at the terminal buildings....

thumbnail — Atlanta and just a little further on and more planes have appeared.

thumbnail — Some of the detail of Atlanta airport on the ground

thumbnail — The Palese Macchie airport at Bari, Italy. Taking off using the default scenery.

thumbnail — Bari airport from a great height using the default scenery

thumbnail — Bari airport at night using default scenery

thumbnail — The Palese Macchie airport at Bari, Italy. Taking off using the new scenery.

thumbnail — The Palese Macchie airport at Bari, Italy, seen from a great height using the new scenery

thumbnail — Bari airport at night using the new scenery

thumbnail — This shows some of the ground detail at Bari airport after the new scenery has been installed

thumbnail — This shows more of the ground installation at Bari airport after the new scenery has been installed

thumbnail — Dallas, Fort Worth International airport (USA). Taking off using the default scenery

thumbnail — Dallas airport is immense, but then everything in Texas, USA, is on a grand scale. Even from 15 miles up the place still doesn't fit omto the screen!

thumbnail — Dallas airport at night using the default scenery.

thumbnail — Dallas, Fort Worth International using the new scenery. The night time view is even more spectacular with all the flashing lights.

thumbnail — Dallas, Fort Worth International during the day using the new scenery

thumbnail — Dallas airport from 15 miles up using the new scenery. There's a definite improvement

thumbnail — Dallas and the detail on the buildings using the new scenery is excellent. The Dallas model is so big it loads in two parts

thumbnail — Dallas again and the new scenery's limitations are showing. A few scenes ago all the circles were built up, now only the nearest show signs of development

thumbnail — Dallas: As the plane gains altitude and all the buildings of the previous pictures is lost.

thumbnail — Taking off from Los Angeles International airport, USA, using the default scenery

thumbnail — Los Angeles International airport buildings at night using the default scenery

thumbnail — Los Angeles International airport from a great height using default scenery.

thumbnail — Los Angeles airport buildings using the new scenery. This is another airport that's so big the model loads in two parts.

thumbnail — Los Angeles airport from a great height with the new scenery in place

thumbnail — Los Angeles airport at night using the new scenery. Not quite as exciting but probably more realistic. Lots of flashing lights on vehicles, planes, buildings etc

thumbnail — Los Angeles airport buildings showing overhead walkways. The road system looks good but you cannot land a plane on it.

thumbnail — This is how Manchester looks in Microsoft Flight Sim 2000 using the default scenery.

thumbnail — This is how Manchester looks in Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 using the default scenery.

thumbnail — Manchester airport, England, using the new scenery. The plane has not moved, the new scenery library has been loaded and activated while the simulator was paused. (FS2002)

thumbnail — Manchester airport, England, from 15 miles up. The default scenery is being used.

thumbnail — Manchester airport, England, at night. The flight simulator's default scenery is in use

thumbnail — Manchester airport at night using the new scenery

thumbnail — Manchester airport from 15 miles up. The new scenery is in use

thumbnail — Flying low over the newly enhanced Manchester airport.

thumbnail — It's possible to use the plane as a car and drive around the airport. It's worth doing at least once just to see all the detail that's been put into this product

thumbnail — I don't know if the Pakistan Airways livery is correct but it looks good. The signage around the place does look like the Manchester airport I remember - just a lot cleaner and there's no rain.

thumbnail — Newark International airport, USA, using the default scenery

thumbnail — Newark International airport at night using Flight Simulator 2002 default scenery

thumbnail — This is Newark International, from a great height, using Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 default scenery

thumbnail — This is Newark International, USA, using the newly installed scenery.

thumbnail — This is Newark International, USA, at night using the newly installed scenery.

thumbnail — This is Newark International, from a great height, using the newly installed scenery. There's not much improvement - in fact all buildings have disappeared!

thumbnail — Newark International: These trucks do have four wheels. It's just that they don't all appear until the player gets really close.

thumbnail — This is Orlando Florida by day, using Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 default scenery

thumbnail — This is Orlando, Florida, at night, using Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 default scenery. KMCO

thumbnail — This is Orlando Florida, from a great height, using Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 default scenery

thumbnail — Flying low over the enhanced Orlando airport during the day

thumbnail — Orlando: The enhanced airport from 15 miles up

thumbnail — Orlando: The main airport buildings at night using the enhanced scenery

thumbnail — Orlando airport. These are some of the airport buildings on the far side of the airport

thumbnail — This is how Philadelphia International looks in Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 using the default scenery

thumbnail — This is how Philadelphia International looks at night in Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 using the default scenery

thumbnail — This is how Philadelphia International looks at night in Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 using the default scenery

thumbnail — This is how Philadelphia International looks from a great height in Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 using the default scenery

thumbnail — Philadelphia International (USA) using the enhanced scenery

thumbnail — This is how Philadelphia International looks at night using the enhanced scenery

thumbnail — Philadelphia International airport from about 15 miles up, using the enhanced scenery

thumbnail — Flying low over Philadelphia airport using the enhanced scenery

thumbnail — This is Rome's Fiumicino airport buildings by day at using Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 default scenery

thumbnail — This is Rome's Fiumicino airport from a great height in Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 using the default scenery

thumbnail — This is Rome's Fiumicino airport buildings at night using Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 default scenery

thumbnail — Rome's Fiumicino airport buildings at night using the enhanced scenery

thumbnail — Rome's Fiumicino airport buildings by day using Microsoft Flight Sim 2002 default scenery

thumbnail — Rome airport from a great height using the default scenery

thumbnail — The control tower at Rome airport with an Iberian airways plane in the background. Even the windows of the tower are see-through. Enhanced scenery in use.

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