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Microsoft Flight Simulator Toronto Pearson International Airport Gets Trailer, Details, & Pricing Info

Following yesterday's announcement of Toronto Pearson Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator, developer REG Designs had more reveals to make.

Microsoft Flight Simulator Toronto

Following yesterday’s announcement of the upcoming release of Toronto Pearson International Airport (CYYZ) for Microsoft Flight Simulator, developer REG Designs had more reveals to make today.

We get to see a rather impressive trailer on top of new screenshots, and a few details about the upcoming airport, which will be priced at $19.95.

Here’s what you can expect from the airport, which should be just a few days from release.

  • Accurate replica of Toronto Pearson International Airport
  • Accurate modelling from original images, personal experiences, aerial photography, and other sources
  • Common roads around airfield modeled
  • Nearby trenches and fields modeled
  • Accurate modelling of the interior design)
  • Correct runway elevations (per CFS))
  • Airport lighting (per CFS)
  • Correct runway dirt, lines, and markings
  • 3D Glass with Dynamic Rain
  • Volumetric night lighting
  • Highly detailed airport environment
  • Static airplane models
  • Correct PAPI angles
  • Hangar interiors
  • Custom ground textures
  • More (RegDesigns high standard of detail and fidelity)

Below you can take a look at the trailer and screenshots. If you want to keep up to date, you can also follow along on the developer’s Discord Server 

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