Japanese Airports series" are add-ons for Microsoft's Flight Simulator FS2004 and FS2002.
- Highly detailed airport made with Gmax.
- The texture of surface of the earth around the airport uses the aerophotographs. (About four square miles)
- All "Japanese Airports series" contain "Aeronautical Information Publication Japan (AIP Japan)" PDF version!
AIP Japan
- Instrument Approach Charts
- Visual Landing Charts
- Standard Instrument Departure
Airports Featured in Volume 7:
- CHUBU INTL(RJGG)
- TOYAMA(RJNT)
- OKAYAMA(RJOB)
- TOKUSHIMA(RJOS)
- SAGA(RJFS)
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Dennis
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07/29/2011
[FS2004 Version]
Very nice ground textures and the best grass textures I've seen in a while plus seasonal changes (on some airports the ground markings are yellow instead of white so they can be better recognized in snow conditions). Well modelled buildings, the night textures of which do, however, look a bit uniformely and on the smaller airports a bit meagre. Chubu Airport (RJGG) is entirely located on an artificial island, so it blends in perfectly with the surroundings. The other airports do also blend into the surroundings well to perfectly as they have a very widely modelled surrounding terrain which deserves special attention and is a huge bonus! The AFCADs are exact and the airport layouts still reflect the state of 2011 except for Tokushima (RJOS), where the runway has now been extended into the sea and a new apron has been built, and Saga (RJFS), where only one parking position isn't accurate anymore. On the whole, the installation is smooth, the manual however (if it deserves the name) is relatively slim. There is no dynamic scenery but very nice ground vehicles so the airport appears lively (ground
vehicles only appear when scenery complexity is set to the highest level). No framerate problems. Full AES support is available with a free update; in this scenery there is even a pickup truck as a follow-me instead of the usual van. Considering that you get five very accurate airports, the Japanese Airports are not really expensive. In FS2004, RJGG is no standard scenery, so you depend on an add-on, if you would like to fly into this destination which is located rather spectacularly in a bay.
Very nice ground textures and the best grass textures I've seen in a while plus seasonal changes (on some airports the ground markings are yellow instead of white so they can be better recognized in snow conditions). Well modelled buildings, the night textures of which do, however, look a bit uniformely and on the smaller airports a bit meagre. Chubu Airport (RJGG) is entirely located on an artificial island, so it blends in perfectly with the surroundings. The other airports do also blend into the surroundings well to perfectly as they have a very widely modelled surrounding terrain which deserves special attention and is a huge bonus! The AFCADs are exact and the airport layouts still reflect the state of 2011 except for Tokushima (RJOS), where the runway has now been extended into the sea and a new apron has been built, and Saga (RJFS), where only one parking position isn't accurate anymore. On the whole, the installation is smooth, the manual however (if it deserves the name) is relatively slim. There is no dynamic scenery but very nice ground vehicles so the airport appears lively (ground
vehicles only appear when scenery complexity is set to the highest level). No framerate problems. Full AES support is available with a free update; in this scenery there is even a pickup truck as a follow-me instead of the usual van. Considering that you get five very accurate airports, the Japanese Airports are not really expensive. In FS2004, RJGG is no standard scenery, so you depend on an add-on, if you would like to fly into this destination which is located rather spectacularly in a bay.
FILESIZE
215MB
REQUIREMENTS
FS2002 FS2004
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