Continuing on their fast-moving release schedule, Orbx have released another airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator today in the form of Bryce Canyon Airport in southern Utah.

Billed as a premier base for the Bryce Canyon National Park, the airport can also be used as a hub for scenic flying in and out of nearby parks like Zion, Arches and Monument Valley according to the developer.

"Ken [Hall] has brought his famous eye for detail to this new airfield; all buildings have been perfectly recreated in complete UHD detail. Careful implementation of PBR and normal mapping brings out the best of the new sim engine, whilst custom hand-edited aerial imagery brings a considerable improvement to the ground colouring and detail over the default Bing imagery," reads the product description.

Here's the full feature list:

• Meticulous depiction of Bryce Canyon Airport, Utah
• Hand-crafted PBR 4k textures and UHD modelling
• Beautiful custom aerial imagery
• Stunning canyonside location
• Completely weather-influenced ground poly
• Sloped runway
• Historic hangar
• Dynamic & emissive night lighting
• Perfect base for exploring the National Parks of the Southwest US
• Close to Bryce Canyon, Zion, Grand Staircase and the Grand Canyon
• Corrected vegetation, grass and elevations
• Created with the assistance of airport management from extensive ground photography
• Perfect for short flights to Las Vegas and Salt Lake City

Available for $17.99 AUD (approx. US$12.64 | €10,87 | £9.92), the product weighs in at 1.36GB when downloaded.

Grab it from OrbxDirect here.