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13.11.2026
X-Plane

Xometry Releases Ponta Delgada Airport for X-Plane 12

The developer Xometry released a new scenery of Ponta Delgada Airport (LPPD) for X-Plane 12. This release makes this unique airport in the middle of the…

The developer Xometry released a new scenery of Ponta Delgada Airport (LPPD) for X-Plane 12. This release makes this unique airport in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean more interesting to fly into with Laminar Research’s simulator.

The scenery offers a highly detailed rendition of this airport, with accurately placed custom buildings and autogen. The custom buildings and assets are covered in custom PBR textures, and all of that is accompanied by custom night lighting. The taxiway signs are also custom, and the whole surrounding area is covered in custom, corrected ortho imagery. 3D grass and trees can also be found in the vicinity of this scenery. Speaking of airport facilities, the Xometry Ponta Delgada is managed by SAM marshallers at the airport stands.

Full Feature List

  • Detailed rendition of Ponta Delgada Airport LPPD
  • Requires XP12.4 or higher
  • Using XP12 trees/bushes and environment effects
  • PBR normal maps
  • Custom night lighting
  • Custom taxiway edge signs
  • SAM Marshallers
  • High-resolution ground textures
  • Heavily edited, colour-corrected ortho imagery
  • Realistic wear, tear, cracks and stains
  • Accurately placed vegetation such as 3D grass, bushes and trees

The scenery is now available through the iniBuilds store for approximately €16.74. If you would like to read more about Xometry and their work, make sure to check our article on their release of their Harrisburg scenery for X-Plane 12.

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