Works with MSFS 2024: No – Broken terrain
Works with MSFS 2020: Yes – Native
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Note: This airport conflicts with Northern Sky Studio PAKT airport, only use one of the two.
Note: This airport conflicts with Northern Sky Studio PAKT airport, only use one of the two.
A challenging landing awaits the adventurous pilot of both commercial airliners and bush planes, with infamous crosswinds up to 90 knots that have been known to blow approaching planes out across Tongass Narrows in certain conditions.
As part of our Throwback classics range, PAKT was originally developed by Russ White for FSX and is now available for Microsoft Flight Simulator and is a great addi … read moretion to Alaska Mesh.
Features:
• Custom groundpoly
• Sloped runway and taxiway
• Marina objects
• Custom statics
• Compatible with Alaska Mesh
As part of our Throwback classics range, PAKT was originally developed by Russ White for FSX and is now available for Microsoft Flight Simulator and is a great addi … read moretion to Alaska Mesh.
Features:
• Custom groundpoly
• Sloped runway and taxiway
• Marina objects
• Custom statics
• Compatible with Alaska Mesh
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orbx version is better good on frames and runway is also better
Looking forward to have PAJN
NSS’s version is more comprehensive, but ORBX’s runway is better, IMO
NSS’s runway is too bumpy
this is just converted from an old p3d scenery
Northern Sky Studios is better than this
suprised not ORBX is recommended, any reasons?
The other one is just way more detailed in our opinion.
Well I really did not expect ORBX to be lower quality. So good to know you can not trust in names
Not anymore. ORBX did a few sloppy jobs/copy old P3D airports. This is a good example of it. ORBX is not the top of the top anymore since a while. It depends on scenery and the actual developer that made the scenery. ORBX is just a “hood”, not an actual developer. There are rarely any inhouse developments, most are just individuals releasing under ORBX name.
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