Jo Erlend has published a new batch of screenshots showcasing the development progress on his rendition of Oslo Gardermoen Airport (ENGM), to be distributed by Aerosoft. It’s the busiest airport in Norway, with a yearly average of 30 million passengers.

It is the main airport serving Oslo, located approximately 47 kilometers northeast of the city center. It opened in 1998 to replace the outdated Fornebu Airport, which had been operating since 1939. It was built to modernize and expand Norway’s airport infrastructure and improve accessibility to the capital city, quickly becoming the Main hub for domestic and international travel in the Country. 

The new previews focus on ground service equipment, some of the detail work on the airside part of the terminal, and a short video demonstrating the night light effects.

There is no price or release date information yet, but Threshold will keep you updated!