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Review: EDFH Frankfurt Hahn Airport by M’M Simulations

30. October 2025

The Hahn Airport in the Hunsrück region, often simply called “the Hahn,” was first released as “Frankfurt-Hahn X” for Aerosoft back in 2012. This was the work of Peter Werlitz, Martin Schmiescheck, and Oliver Pabst for FS X. In 2013, Aerosoft released “German Regional Airports” featuring Hahn for FS X, as well as “Airport Frankfurt-Hahn” for X-Plane 10 and 11. RFSceneryBuilding (RFSB) launched their version for Prepar3D (P3D) v5 in 2020 and for MSFS 2020 in mid-2023. In October 2025, M’M Simulations (MMS) released their own design for MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024.

Review: Well-Composed – Lisium’s EYVI Vilnius International Airport

26. October 2025

In mid-2024, M’M Simulations (MMS) released their rendition of Vilnius International Airport for MSFS 2020, later updating it for MSFS 2024. The add-on garnered praise from the community. Now, Lisium, known for their expertise in the region, has taken the initiative to create an even more refined version for both “sensational” simulators. Lisium rose to scene fame after their detailed Riga Airport release in January 2025. Let’s take a closer look at their Vilnius creation…

Review: SIMNORD: EKCH Copenhagen Airport MSFS 20/24

20. October 2025

In November 2014, Fly Tampa (FT) released a first rendition of Copenhagen Airport for FSX and P3D v3. In April 2020, the version for Prepar3D (P3D) v4 and 5 followed, and in May 2020, the variant for X-Plane 11 appeared. In November of the same year, an edition for MSFS 2020 was released.

Bridge Construction in MSFS: Realistic Add-ons for Enhanced Bridge Experiences

14. October 2025

Even in MSFS 2024, bridges still mostly look anything but appealing. This is mainly due to the fact that satellite radar images can only depict bridges from above. This technique creates unsightly and often unrealistic bridge structures from a side perspective, which are unattractive to sim pilots, especially at low altitudes. A good example of this is the Interstate Bridge over the Columbia River north of Portland, which is flown over during the approach to Portland International Airport (KPDX, superbly implemented by iBlueYonder and FlightBeam Studios).

Well Done: Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport

24. September 2025

Australia continues to draw the attention of designers—apart from Drzewiecki Design and Fly Tampa, it’s mostly local labels like AUScene making waves. In the second week of September, AUScene released Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport for MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024. Let’s take off and see what’s waiting there…

The Unknown Renamed: Salerno Costa d’Amalfi by FSDG

18. September 2025

The Unknown Renamed: Salerno Costa d’Amalfi by FSDG
On September 12, 2025, FSDG published the Salerno airport for MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024. Let’s take a trip together to Italy, to the beautiful region of Campania.

Right in the Middle: Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (KBJC) by Propair Flight

4. September 2025

Propair Flight (propairflight.com) from Hungary has a knack for heading to the U.S. and recreating smaller airfields for flight simulation. After St. George in Utah (see the special “Off the US Mainlines”), the team turned to Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport—better known to simmers by its ICAO, KBJC—for MSFS 2020 and 2024. More recently, they also released Goose Bay in Canada.

WINGFLEX: Overhead Panel and Roadmap 2025

13. August 2025

WINGFLEX has become a true innovator in flight simulation, capturing the imagination of enthusiasts around the world with its cutting-edge products. Through its modular cockpit ecosystem—headlined by the ingenious A320 COMBO CUBE, which includes the FCU CUBE, EFIS CUBE, RMP COMBO CUBE, and upcoming OVERHEAD CUBE—the company has transformed what home-based flight simulation is capable of.

Review: It Doesn’t Even Exist Yet – Western Sydney International Airport

10. August 2025

It seems like there simply aren’t enough airports left that deserve to be brought into flight simulation. Why else would Drzewiecki Design choose to recreate the still-under-construction Western Sydney International Airport for MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024? The answer is as simple as it is straightforward: because DD could do it (with the help of local supporters). The result is a nearly finished virtual airport just waiting for its real-world opening, which is scheduled for late 2026.

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