Raphael Jakob

Our next upcoming X-Plane 12 project is the regional airport of the Spanish exclave of Melilla on the North African Mediterranean coast.

released https://www.aerosoft.com/en/shop/flight/microsoft-flight-simulator/msfs-sceneries/msfs-europe/4398/aerosoft-mega-airport-frankfurt

now

Hi, for day 1 I can say no. In the first few days/weeks (not yet confirmed) Frankfurt will only be available in our shop and after that, it will also be available via other shops and the marketplace. We will have to see if Frankfurt runs on the Xbox... we have the same thing with Oslo. We have to create a separate version for the Xbox because the performance is not good enough. Unfortunately, I can't say anything about the CRJ at the moment, sorry, but there will be an update on this shortly.

here is our next dev update, enjoy

released - https://www.aerosoft.com/en/shop/flight/microsoft-flight-simulator/msfs-sceneries/msfs-asia/4327/aerosoft-mt.-everest-airports-vol.-2-phaplu-kangel-danda

that has actually not been decided yet

I'll put a smiley face after my answer so that everyone knows what I mean and then we'll all calm down again. Maybe we'll have new information soon...but perhaps we want to publish it at a certain time...there was a statement above that we've been working on it for years...that's not the case with this project...we've been working on this project for one year now...sometimes with more people, sometimes with fewer, and sometimes with interruptions when developers had to do something else or were simply on vacation. Given the airport's size and complexity, this is still within the limits.

Mount Everest Airport Series Volume 2 enters beta phase The second part after our successful Volume 1 with Lukla goes into testing. We have attached some pictures of the beautiful airport of Phaplu and its surroundings. To get some more information about the airfield and the included parts in the scenery, we have summarised the following information for you to get as excited about the release as we are. Phaplu is the closest airport to Mount Everest that is connected to the national road network. Due to the increasing number of tourists, there are more and more scheduled flights to this airport, which is not only another gateway to Everest, but a beautiful destination in itself, nestled in a lush green landscape. The airport has an interesting location on a hillside, with the apron carved into the terrain and the tower and terminal perched on a high wall that follows the runway. Be careful when taxiing here, as you wouldn't be the first pilot to touch the wall with your wingtip! Approaches to the airport, however, are made difficult by the harsh wind conditions in the valley. Strong winds mean that the airport closes at midday, so flights are limited to the early hours of the morning when the weather is usually good for flying. Gusts of 43 knots have been recorded here. As a bonus, there's another challenging airport included in this package: Kangel Danda, which sits spectacularly on the top of a mountain between Rumjatar and Lukla. There are steep cliffs at either end of the runway, so you can quickly gain ground clearance without having to climb. Recently there have been plans to resume scheduled flights here, as the communications equipment was destroyed in a thunderstorm and little effort has been made to repair it for years. The goats that graze the airport are happy to use it as a welcome pasture. Features: Detailed 3D terrain models of Phaplu and Kangel Danda airports with high-resolution photorealistic textures. Newly built Phaplu secondary apron. Monastery Lots of animated people and animals Animated ground traffic (check out the tuktuks!) Realistic night lighting Various typical sounds- Detailed manual CONS: No flat runway

No, it's ready when it's ready.

Rafi has hidden some new footage from Frankfurt in his Hello Video

That's how it should be, yes

That's the current plan, I can't say yet whether it will work.

Yes that is correct

And today the official trailer for Lukla