P3D

Developer Skyline Simulations has released Toronto Pearson International Airport (CYTZ) for Prepar3D V4, Prepar3D V3 and FSX. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, as the name implies, is located right in the heart of the city. This is the perfect airport for Dash-8 aircraft and great views across the city. Only a handful of airlines visit the airport including Air Canada Express and FlyGTA Airlines.

The airport will feature PBR materials throughout the airport being applied to buildings and the ground. Furthermore, the product will feature animated cars, seasonal variation and 3D grass throughout. In addition, over 120km2 will be covered, blending in with Orbx Global Base colours and a resolution of 25cm/px within the airport area itself. Please note that PBR, 3D grass and dynamic lighting are for the P3Dv4 version only.

You can buy Skyline Simulations Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (CYTZ) right now directly from their store for $24.40. Next week, the product will be available via simMarket and Aerosoft.

Just Flight has shared on their Facebook page more work in progress shots of their upcoming BAe 146. The screenshots show a pretty advanced modelling of a -100 variant of the “Jumbolino”, which is unsurprising since Just Flight is modeling their 146 after real world example BAe 146-100 G-JEAO. This example is currently preserved at the De Havilland Heritage Museum in London Colney, in England. The external modeling seems mostly finished and very accurate. Even the cockpit seems to be extremely detailed for the outside. Taking a peak through the aircraft cabin windows, it appears the interior cabin is modeled also.

Announced in early 2019 for FSX and Prepar3D, the Just Flight BAe 146 Professional will include all three fuselage length of the BAe 146 (-100, -200 and -300), will feature PBR materials, 4K textures and a custom autopilot. Just Flight had previously previewed the cockpit of the BAe 146. You can also visit the product page for further information on what to expect for the BAe 146. X-Plane users will also be able to fly the plane in the future, but Just Flight is concentrating on the FSX and P3D version for the moment. Stay tuned on FSElite for further information about the Just Flight BAe 146.