RW Profiles, best-known for their GSX profiles for various Microsoft Flight Simulator sceneries, has recently teased their work on their very first scenery package for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The team has decided to create a detailed replica of the Springfield-Branson National Airport (KSGF) for Asobo’s simulator.
The information about this scenery in development was shared via their Discord and it was then shown in a Youtube trailer.
About Springfield-Branson National Airport
Springfield-Branson National Airport is an international airport located in Greene County, Missouri, United States. The airport currently has connections to fourteen cities across the country.
The airport was opened in July 1945, when it replaced the Springfield Park and Airport, which now operates as Downtown Airport.
The first operator serving this national airport was American Airlines and through the years it went through a bit of reconstruction, including the terminal and ground facilities.
Springfield-Branson National is served by two runways that are just about 2 kilometres long. In 2021, the airport achieved 47,565 aircraft operations.
Currently, the airport is mostly operated by Allegiant, with connections to major American cities like Austin, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Orlando and Phoenix. Delta operates two connections to Atlanta, American has flights to Fort Worth, Charlotte and O’Hare, and lastly, United has flights to Denver and Houston operating from this airport.
RW Profiles’ Rendition
So far, the team hasn’t shared an official feature list of the scenery. However, from the YouTube video, we can mostly see that the scenery is going to include custom ground clutter, a 3D terminal interior, high-fidelity textures and animated jetways.
RW Profiles Mentioned that the scenery is going to be released soon. However, its pricing and availability haven’t been made clear yet.
You can also read more about RW Profiles in our article about their cooperation with iniBuilds.
