Microsoft's Fly!

Pacific Islands Simulation released the scenery of the Japanese airport Chubu Centrair International Airport (ICAO: RJGG, IATA: NGO). The airport was opened on February 17, 2005 and is the second airport that was built in Japan on an artificial island. At the airport, one runway The airport is 11483ft long (3,500 m) located at 15ft (4.5 meters) above sea level. The scenery uses a photorealistic landclass with a resolution of 15 cm / pixel, static transport, and various sea transport that floats around the airport. Also there are seasonal phototextures and promised at the same time a good FPS.


Nagoya Chubu Centrair Airport is located in the central part of Japan - on an artificial island (37 km from the city of Nagoya). He began his work in 2000, carrying out mainly freight transportation. Today the terminal is one of the largest in the country, its passenger turnover has reached 25 million people a year.

The four-story modern passenger complex serves international and domestic flights. The waiting room is located on the 3rd floor. There are registration counters, customs and immigration control, as well as landing on an airplane. Arriving tourists pass all procedures on the 2 nd floor of the terminal.