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Orbx has today announced that EGHA Compton Abbas will be heading soon to X-Plane 11. The English airfield near Dorset sits between lush fields, small villages and other areas of natural beauty. The area has been deemed as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so those flying around will get some spectacular views.

The airport, like other Orbx airports, features high-resolution imagery (15cm and 60cm per pixel), custom vehicles and airport buildings, along with a range of autogen and hand placed objects to immerse you into the product. EGHA Compton Abbas on X-Plane 11 has been designed to work with TrueEarth GB South, but may be used without it (but users may experience missing forests, misplaced roads and issues with photoreal blending).

No price was mentioned on the forum post. We’ll be sure to keep you updated with any new information and also release information when that happens.

After showing off the first previews a couple of weeks ago, Orbx has today released EGNX East Midlands on X-Plane 11. The British airport sees frequent visits from multiple airlines including Ryanair, TUI and Jet2.

The airport from Orbx includes a range of features you would expect including PBR materials throughout, high-definition textures and modelling work and animated ground service vehicles. The airport has been designed to blend seamlessly into TrueEarth Great Britain South, but can be used without (but there will be some missing features such as blending and possibly missing or misplaced forests).

Orbx EGNX East Midlands Airport is now available for X-Plane 11 right now. You can buy it now for $32.95 AUD (approx. USD $22.95/ €20.50/ £18.20).