Reviews (by Zane)

I purchased this along with the Danube Bridge package by RKBridger. This one has even more bridges! What a delightful flight from Basle-Mulhouse to Munster following the Rhine low and fast with the BD5 jet. If you also have powerlines and the ski lift add ons you will find yourself in a very immersive and challenging river race avoiding the powerlines, flying under tall bridges and watching the Alps build up along the flight. Thanks for making MSFS so much better.

If you've ever seen this area in real life you know the landscape, castles, churches, and bridges are what stand out in your memory. The improved recreation of these bridges and shoreline so completes the reliving of those memories. If you've never toured here before this gives a wonderful sample what it really looks like. Fly the BD5 low and fast along the Danube and you'll get some real thrills... especially if you also have a powerlines add on! Thank you for another high value addition to MSFS.

I check every week or two to see if Rkbridger has released another bridge scenery. This artful work adds so much to the sim experience because bridges add so much to the personality of a city in real life.

Another worthwhile add on from RK Bridger. Thank you for adding so much to the visual experience of flight, especially in familiar areas. If you also have the "We Love VFR" and "Powerlines and Solar Farms" from flightsim.to your low level flying along rivers is as realistic as is currently possible. Just flew from St Louis to Kansas City along the Mighty Missouri River at 1,500 feet and it was fantastic.

CTD every time I try to use this scenery. Would have loved it had it worked since I fly this area frequently in the sim and in real life.

I wish I could give a good review since this is a rather dull airport in default form. My frame rates went to slideshow when I tried to load a flight at this airport and I have some very heavy hitting airports and sceneries on my sim. Possibly a conflict after one of the newer updates to MSFS is creating this.

I am a real world pilot and fly along the Oregon coastline frequently. These bridges have been noticeably missing when landing at airports you expect to see them at. RKBridger has really done a marvelous job of seamlessly integrating these realistic bridges into the MSFS landscape along with making the coastline look much more realistic. The big plus is the Conde McCullough bridges are such interesting works of art. Thank you for such a wonderful addition to the MSFS world.

Bridge enhancements along two major cities along the Mississippi makes you want to fly low and slow along the rivers. Another great addition by RKBridger.

38 bridge enhancements transforms flying around Pittsburgh into a much more visually realistic treat... you want to fly low and take in all the scenery.

After adding the New York bridges you really noticed the generic bridges just to the south, this completes the flying tour of bridges for this area.

My second add on by RKBridger and it is fantastic. Such a difference to see realistic bridges compared to the generic MSFS blocks.

My first bridge add on and it makes flying around Long Island so much more fulfilling.

Another fantastic addition for MSFS that adds so much more realism to flying over familiar cities.

I admit to having a dog in this since textures for this sim aircraft were taken from the aircraft I am presently building in real life. That doesn't take away the excitement I have for it. This is such an absolute blast to fly, the fast roll rate, the quick responsive on the controls, the incredible outside view from the cockpit. This aircraft sums up everything that is fun about flying in real life and in a good simulator. This is my first choice when firing up the simulator. I even posted a video of flying down 7th Avenue in New York past Times Square in addition to flying under several bridges... how many aircraft are small enough you could do that?