AEROSOFT ONLINE - SION X

The airfield in Sion is one the most scenic and aeronautically challenging in Europe! This airfield, situated in the middle of Wallis distinguishes itself by its realism and optimal integration into the "Switzerland Professional X" photorealistic scenery.

With a large amount of features - diverse small aircraft, impressive night texturing, AI traffic, frequency-controlled approach- and taxiway lighting - and a well equipped military airfield earn the highest marks for Sion. VFR-pilots will find all distinctive visual references such as petrol stations, the hospital in Sion and the castles of Valère und Tourbillon. The printable A4 approach charts will help you on the steep IGS and subsequent VFR approach to runway 25. The nicely lit-up castles are a particular eye catcher but to top it all there's a fantastic firework display in Tourbillon which takes place on the Swiss national holiday and New Year's Eve!

Highlights:

• Highly detailed airfield scenery of SION optimized for FSX
• Static objects such as cars, various different military vehicles, PC-6 Porter and PC-7 as well as Hunter display
• Sion hospital with helicopter landing site
• High-voltage power line and railway tracks in 3D
• Very detailed civilian and military areas
• Adapted AI traffic
• Night lighting also for both castles
• VFR reference points such as petrol stations and Valère and Tourbillon castles
• Optimal integrated into the surroundings of Switzerland Professional X
• ILS-capable ( IGS Rwy25 )
• Printable approach charts
• Large firework display at Tourbillon castle on Swiss national holiday on 1st Aug. and new year's eve
• Approach and taxiway lighting frequency-controlled from Sion-Tower or Sion-Ground
• Animated military bunkers
• Save-all nets are dependent on the wind direction ( active runway)

System requirements:

• Microsoft Flight Simulator X ( SP2 or Acceleration Pack )
• Windows XP/VISTA/WIN7
• Processor with at least 2.8 GHz
• Min. 1 GB RAM
• Graphics card with at least 256 MB
• 50 MB free hard disk space