OSAKA INTL AIRPORT FSX P3D

CAUTION
P3DV5 is now available. If you have already purchased "FS ADD-ON COLLECTION OSAKA INTL AIRPORT FSX P3D" at simMarket, please download the file again to enjoy P3DV5. Please note that the 3D object for "Osaka Intl Airport" is a representation as of 2013.

As a gateway for domestic flights of Japan's second metropolis, Osaka, and the largest hub airport in the Kansai area for domestic businesses and leisure, Osaka International Airport is a much loved mega-sized airport.

This addition has reproduced the details of this airport, the so-called Itami Airport, based on thorough investigations at the site. The reproduction covers not only buildings and surrounding facilities, but also apron markings with increased visibility, the runway touchdown zone, and signboards of the taxiways.

The surrounding town scenery has been reproduced as closely as possible, for a more realistic and immersive experience of this large airport adjacent to an urban area.

FS Add-on collection series is made in JAPAN.

Product Features

• Extremely realistic airport
• Animated CTRL+J jetways
• AFX file representing actual airline parking positions (Some parking lots can park the default aircraft)
• Excellent night techniques, realistic runway lighting according to official documents of the airport
• Custom platform and custom vehicles
• Pseudo shadows
• Road traffic
• Add dynamic lighting to all apron lights. P3DV4 or later (User option)
• Functionality verified: Orbx FTX Global BASE Pack ver.1.44  *1
• Version for FSX/FSX SE/P3Dv2/P3Dv3/P3Dv4/P3Dv5  *2
• Much more.....

*1: The priority level in the scenery library may need to be changed.
If you use scenery products other than Orbx FTX Global BASE Pack ver.1.4.4 manufactured by other companies,you can avoid conflicts by changing the priority level in the scenery library, or by deleting specific files.However please note that, this would be outside the scope of our support.

*2: When installed to Prepar3D V5, the AI traffic parking positions cannot always be correctly assigned in some OS language environments. When this happens, change "Change system locale..." in the OS into "English (United States)" for proper operation.