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Freitag, 17. November 2006, 11:22
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cloud9 is happy to announce the release of the Orlando International Airport scenery. Following on the top quality US airports products line started with Los Angeles and including the Washington Reagan airport, the Orlando scenery is the first Flight Simulator X native product of this series. Absolutely frame rate friendly, this new scenery includes all new features allowed by FSX beside the usual high quality of all cloud9 products. Available, as all other cloud9 products, in trial version (full features, time limited), can be freely downloaded from the product page of this site. Don’t wait and try this masterpiece!
Before 1974, the land the airport now sits on was largely owned by the United States Air Force who operated an airbase there. The base was known as McCoy Air Force Base and the civilian airport was known as the Orlando Jetport at McCoy. Commercial service to the Jetport began in 1962 as flights were migrated from the old Herndon Airport. In 1978, MCO handled 5 million passengers. By 2000, that number had soared to 30 million. Today, MCO covers 23 square miles (60 km²), and is the third-largest airport in the United States by area (after Denver and Dallas). MCO also has North America's second tallest control tower.
MCO is a designated Space Shuttle emergency landing site. The west-side runways, Runway Complex 18/36, was designed to accommodate B-52 Stratofortress bombers, and due to their proximity to John F. Kennedy Space Center, were an obvious choice for an emergency landing should an attempt to land at KSC fall short.
Scenery features:
Flight Simulator X native scenery.
Development based on real ground and in-flight pictures.
Photographic terrain textures.
Runway, taxiways and aprons reproduced with high details.
Animations and special effects.
Absolutely realistic night effects.
Customized AI traffic layout.
Airport completely integrated in the surroundings area terrain.
Designed to maintain the impact on the framerate as lowest as possible.
Compatible with third party photo-realistic sceneries and mesh.
... and more interesting features to discover!
