After Chicago O’Hare (KORD), iniBuilds has now updated its London Heathrow (EGLL) for Microsoft Flight Simulator to include the developer’s multi-jetway functionality. Version 1.1.0 now supports multiple jetway operations at all dual or triple jetway stands across all terminals for compatible aircraft. Further, the update fixes various issues and includes the latest GSX profile for the airport.
Multi-jetway support has been rolled out as a major feature by developer iniBuilds in anticipation to its upcoming Airbus A380 “Superjumbo” release, which will be able to handle up to three jetways.
v1.1.0 Changes
In addition to the main feature, the update also contains GSX Profile v1.5, alongside fixes to offset localizers following the latest magnetic variation update. Several scenery issues have also been addressed, including a floating underpass near Gate 539 and occasional missing textures appearing on static airport vehicles.
Finally, reported runway lengths in the default EFB have been corrected, bringing the airport’s data in line with the real-life runway configuration.
With this update for the developer’s London Heathrow airport, iniBuilds continues pushing forward in bringing feature-rich scenery to a wide array of its products. On a larger scale, these developments represent an exciting change in the world of flight simulation towards more feature-rich scenery and add-on interaction which are bringing realism and immersion to the next level.
The iniBuilds London Heathrow (EGLL) scenery is available for purchase via the iniManager. Existing owners can download the update via the same. Read the official release notes on the iniBuilds forum. If you are interested to have a look at iniBuilds’ previous releases, check out our coverage on Chicaco O’Hare, where the multi-jetway system made its debut.
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