Airport Enhancement Package is the single most impactful scenery available for X-Plane today, for one key reason: Rather than replacing a single airport, it overhauls every airport!
Using our in-house software, procedural overlays are generated based on the default scenery. Using regional and airport parameters, grunge, rust, and skids are added to give airports an authentic and used feel. Additional service vehicles, and clutter make airports feel lived in and busy. New models for static cars, most service vehicles, many hangars, and numerous clutter objects such as trash cans, cones, and fuel stations make every airport feel like a premium experience!
Additional features, such as our revolutionary new snow system, animated falling leaves in autumn, and custom taxiway signs generated in real time help complete the immersive experience. When paired with the incredible work from Gateway artists, every airport is taken to a new level of quality, unparalleled for global airports in any sim!
Features:
Procedural Overlays
- Procedurally generated grunge, skids, oil, rust, and dirt based on region and airport type.
- Adds clutter including GSE, cones, fuel hydrants, and more.
- Context-aware placement avoids conflicts with existing scenery.
- Auto-generated gate numbers where custom gate numbers are missing.
Revolutionary Snow System
- Multi-layer snow with realistic cutouts along taxi routes.
- Preserves compatibility with 3rd-party airports and uses default snow rendering for seamless blending.
Revamped Ground Textures
- Realistic coloring and large scale variation.
- Ultra detailed decals for close up fidelity.
- Custom markings based on FAA specifications
Upgraded Models for Key Assets
- New models for most service vehicles.
- Improved hangars with lite interiors and improved detail via decals.
- Highly detailed static vehicles and clutter objects.
Custom Taxi Signs
- AEP Live plugin replaces taxi signs at default and 3rd party sceneries in real-time.
- Accurate models with correct fonts, spacing, and colors based on FAA specifications.
