MFSG has recently released their rendition of Aomori Airport (RJSA) for Microsoft Flight Simulator, serving the Aomori Prefecture in Japan with a yearly average of 992.000 passengers. 

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The original airport dates back to the early 60s, but geographic limitations of the existing site led to a position shift in the late 1980s. A small part of the old airport is still within the premises of the new one. It first featured a 2000x60 meter runway, which was extended to 2,500 meters in 1990. 

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The runway underwent further extension work in 2005, from 2,500 to 3,000 meters. The ILS equipment was also upgraded to handle Cat-3a fog conditions, which are common around the area.

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The terminal building was recently renovated, with increased capacity for international customers, a praying area for Muslims, and aesthetic changes.

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ANA Wings, Fuji Dream Airlines, J-Air, Japan Airlines, and Korean Airlines serve it.

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The scenery features an accurate rendition of the airport, with an up-to-date layout, custom jetways, custom groundpoly, AI-traffic compatibility, and performance-friendly optimization.

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It’s available on SimMarket for roughly $12.86, requiring at least 33.29 MB of free hard disk space to install.

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