15.12.2021
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Orbx Releases Mackay Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator

 

Popular scenery developer Orbx has recently taken to their Facebook page to announce the release of Mackay Airport (YBMK) for Microsoft Flight Simulator to add to their growing list of Aussie Microsoft Flight Simulator sceneries.

The scenery includes the usual Orbx level quality; high quality orthophotos surrounding the airport, a “painstakingly” detailed rendition of the real Mackay Airport with UHD textures, custom made runways and taxiways, as well as many more details to the airport and the surrounding area.

The scenery was the debut project from Orbx developer Rob Byrne, adding to Orbx’s growing catalogue of sceneries for the not so new Microsoft Flight Simulator.

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The scenery can be purchased from Orbx’s website here for approximately €14.37.

Mackay Airport (YBMK) is located in Mackay, North Queensland and is a popular tourist destination in Queensland. The airport is served by well known airlines in Australia such as Jetstar, Virgin Australia, and Qantas. The airport is quite unique in that it is one of the only in Australia where small GA aircraft are mixed with airliners.

Features

  • Stunning 15cm aerial imagery covering the airport and the immediate surrounds
  • Painstakingly detailed rendition of Mackay Airport with ultra-high resolution textures
  • Custom ground poly detailing specific to Australian airports
  • Terraformed runways, drainage channels, taxiways and aprons to reflect the natural and man-made landscaping
  • Debut project from indie developer Rob Byrne
  • Use of realistic PBR detailing

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