After our recent post about Pyreegue's Glasgow Airport currently being tested, Pyreegue has, as promised, now dropped the new scenery on the Orbx store. Like many of his other sceneries, Pyreegue has advertised that Glasgow Airport has been crafted to the highest fidelity in Microsoft Flight Simulator.

“This gorgeous airport has been beautifully reproduced in the new Microsoft Flight Simulator for you to enjoy…”

In typical Pyreegue fashion, the developer put effort to recreate every possible crevice of the airfield. Specifically for Glasgow Airport, the developer has taken it up a notch with a complete interior for most major structures including the terminal. A full features list can be found below: 

• Completely modelled terminal interior with executive lounges (Lomond Lounge, Emirates Lounge, BA Lounge)
• Custom Animated Jetways with dynamic hood. (2-axis jetways on stands 23-26/17 are non-functional until further SDK improvements)
• Custom Ground polygons with hundreds of markings and accurate weathering
• 2021 layout
• Custom night lighting
• PBR texturing on all objects
• LODs and texture resolution optimized for smooth performance
• Default ATC/AI Traffic integration
• Parallax windows on key objects to simulate interior
• Surroundings included, such as Holiday Inn hotels, Car Hire Village, Long Term Parking lots,
• Customs Hangars, Nearby Farms, Glasgow Flying Club, Leading Edge Flight Training and many others.
• Animated Radars
• Window Rain Effects for terminal interior
• Highly detailed ATC tower interior
• EGEG Glasgow Heliport Included
• Detailed Gama Aviation Hangar
• Static Business Jets
• Static airliners (Toggleable option)
• Detailed fire training centre

Glasgow Airport is a major european node with an annual passenger traffic of over nine million passengers, and is the primary gateway for travellers connecting to and from Scotland, as well as serving over 25 different airports across Europe and abroad.

You can pick up Pyreegue’s Glasgow Airport on the Orbx store for $20.96 as well as check out more of his sceneries here.