Flight Sim Development Group (FSDG) returns to the Caribbean, this time to the French Overseas territory of Martinique, with Aime Cesaire International Airport (TFFF) for MSFS, the developer announced over on their Facebook page.
Recall that FSDG has already shown us what they can do in the Caribbean, having produced renditions of George F L. Charles Airport (TLPC) and Hewanorra International Airport (TLPL) for MSFS in 2021. Both of those airports are located on the island of St. Lucia, just south of Martinique. Now, they revisit the tropical island region with a fresh take on Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport (TFFF). They even crafted its new terminal extension, inaugurated in December 2024, which added 2 new medium/long-haul aircraft parking positions to the 5 previously there.
Martinique is known for its beautiful beaches, lush forests and cool waterfalls. Its tallest peak, Mount Pelée, is on the north side of the Island and rises to just under 4600ft MSL. It forms the backdrop in our feature photo for this story.
In addition to being a “very accurate and up-to-date rendition of Aimé Césaire International Airport,” FSDG also states that the latest MSFS technologies have been used in this product, including dynamic lighting and reflective textures. They also promise an ultra-realistic sim experience in or out of this airport, regardless of whether you are performing day or night operations.
FSDG invites us to compare the beauty of the Runway 10 approach over the tropical blue waters of the Bay of Fort De France to the real one. They also ensure us that optimizations for performance and visual quality have been done. GSX compatibility is assured as well so there will be no issues servicing your virtual aircraft here via that app.
According to the developer, this airport will be coming to X-Plane 12 in the near future. In the meantime, Flight Sim Development Group’s Martinique Aimé Césaire international is available now for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024 at their website for €17.99.
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