128 add-ons d’aéroport disponibles
This add-on provides static aircraft models for Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ESSA) in Microsoft Flight Simulator, specifically designed for the Orbx scenery. The static aircraft use AIG models, so AIG AI Manager models must be installed. No FSLTL models are included in this package. The mod enhances airport realism by adding non-moving aircraft to the scenery.
Lycksele Airport is a regional airport in Swedish Lapland, supporting flights to Stockholm with Amapola and their Fokker 50 aircraft. This add-on introduces custom airport buildings, filling the gap left in the default simulator. The package includes an orthoimagery of the area around the airport. For generic building placement on the orthoimage, the Swedish Airbase Object Library is required.
ESUO Gräftåvallen is a bush strip located near Östersund in Jämtland, Sweden, featuring a twisted grass runway and a hangar. The airfield offers a suitable location for bush flying activities in Europe. This add-on complements nearby airstrips such as ESJA Molanda and ESAR Kolåsen. It provides a realistic depiction for those seeking rural Scandinavian airfields.
This add-on provides custom scenery enhancements for ESJA Åre Molanda and ESAR Kolåsen airfields in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. It includes a color-corrected ortho image over Kolåsen to address inaccuracies in default simulation colors. The pack aims to improve realism and visual fidelity in the Åre area. Suitable for users seeking more accurate representation of these Scandinavian airfields.
This add-on features a detailed recreation of ESTT Söderslätt-Vellinge, Sweden's southernmost airfield and home to the Söderslätt flight club. The scenery is a remake of Lennart Arvidsson's original work. It enhances the airport environment with updated object placement. Scenery libraries are required for full functionality.
This add-on recreates the historic Torslanda Airport near Gothenburg, Sweden, as it appeared before its closure in 1977. The scenery includes custom-built old and new terminals, and uses standard MSFS assets, requiring no additional libraries. The ILS approach for runway 22 is functional with adjusted frequencies, and other navigation aids are recommended for full operational accuracy. The in-sim ICAO code is ESGX to avoid conflicts with current airports.
This add-on accurately recreates Skå-Edeby Airport (ESSE) west of Stockholm, featuring custom 3D models of airport buildings and surroundings. The scenery includes improved airport layout, realistic hangars, terminal buildings, and detailed ground features. Enhanced vegetation and clutter objects provide increased immersion. It is optimized for smooth performance, making it suitable for VFR, bush, and general aviation operations.
This add-on provides a detailed scenery enhancement for Örnsköldsvik Airport (ESNO) in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Opened in 1960, the airport has a history of service by airlines including SAS and Skyways and was noted for being the first globally operated with a remote control tower. Please note, a version for FS2020 will not be released.
Skellefteå Airport (ESNS) is situated approximately 19 km south of Skellefteå, Sweden. Originally opened in the 1960s, the airport has undergone several expansions to accommodate larger aircraft, including the Airbus A330 and Boeing 787. This add-on features a detailed recreation of the airport’s facilities, including custom buildings and enhanced surroundings, as well as a lengthened runway not present in the default version.
Riksväg 44 Såtenäs is a detailed scenery add-on featuring a roadbase utilized by C130 aircraft and the JAS 39 Gripen. Developed by Reeledwh, it enhances the flight simulation environment with realistic ground infrastructure. The add-on aims to provide an immersive experience for pilots navigating the area.
Hästholmen Stora Lund (SAHH) was a civilian emergency landing field and military training airfield operational from 1923 to 1949, located at coordinates 58.261108, 14.637283. Initially a clover meadow, it evolved into a recognized airfield, witnessing early military aviation activities, including a shooting school and various aircraft landings, notably by Cecil H Ralli-Johnstone in 1919. The airfield served military training needs during its later years, operated by F3 Malmen, and was an active site until the establishment of a more permanent airport in the 1930s.
