Realworld Scenery has recently released their rendition of Dayton International Airport (KDAY) for Microsoft Flight Simulator, serving Dayton, Ohio, with a yearly average of 580,000 passengers.

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It opened in 1936 as Dayton Municipal Airport, with three 1,100-meter concrete runways and connecting taxiways. Further development was only to happen in 1959 when a new $5.5 million terminal designed by Yount, Sullivan, and Lecklider went under construction. 

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The terminal was renovated for the first time in 1989, designed by Levin Porter Associates and costing around the ballpark of $50 million. Further renovation happened a decade later, coming at $25 million and reaching completion in 2002.

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American Air, American Eagle, Delta Air Lines, Delta Connection, and United Express serve it. Atlanta, Chicago O’hare, and Charlotte are the busiest destinations, with 122,960 passengers, 103,320, and 72,390, respectively.

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The scenery features an accurate rendition of the airport, with custom ground textures, an up-to-date ground layout, custom night lighting, a custom-designed starting hangar for general aviation, high-resolution ground textures, and more.

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It’s available on SimMarket for roughly $16.03, requiring at least 1.92 GB of free hard disk space to install.

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