iniBuilds has just released its version of Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (KDFW) for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. This airport serves the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan area and was the world’s fourth-busiest airport by passenger traffic last year, welcoming an impressive 85.6 million passengers.

The airport began commercial operations in 1974 under the name Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Airport. It was renamed Dallas/Fort Worth International in 1985. Initially, the airport had just four terminals, but it has since expanded to five, with plans for a sixth terminal underway. With seven runways, the airport accommodates nearly 90 million passengers each year. It serves a variety of airlines and is a hub for American Airlines, Ameriflight, Southern Airways Express, and UPS Airlines, while also serving as a base of operations for Frontier Airlines and Spirit Airlines. These airlines, along with many others, offer destinations worldwide.

iniBuilds has included a comprehensive set of features in the scenery package. It features highly detailed models of all airport buildings, objects, and surrounding areas, as well as a full HD ground polygon. The airport layout is up-to-date, and it includes high-definition jetways and dynamic airport lighting. Additionally, the package contains a fully modelled and animated Skylink Air Train system, among a variety of other features.

The newly released Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is now available from iniBuilds for $27.57.

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