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OMDB — Dubai International Airport and the surrounding city!

Aviotek Simulation Software and X-Aviation are excited to bring you a spectacularly modeled, well optimized airport for X-Plane 11!

Developer: Aviotek Simulation Software

Download Size: 948MB

Comaptibility: Mac & Windows

Description
Dubai International Airport (IATA: DXB, ICAO: OMDB) (Arabic: مطار دبي الدولي‎) is the primary international airport serving Dubai, United Arab Emirates and is the world’s busiest airport by international passenger traffic. It is also the third-busiest airport in the world by passenger traffic, the sixth-busiest cargo airport in world, the busiest airport for Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 movements, and the busiest airport in the world operating with only two runways. In 2017, DXB handled 88 million passengers, 2.65 million tonnes of cargo and registered 409,493 aircraft movements. Now you can bring this busy airport into your X-Plane world!

Highlighted Features

  • Highly detailed rendition of Dubai International Airport
  • Photoreal scenery provided
  • Detailed terminal and city buildings
  • X-Plane 11 HDR Lights
  • Airport vehicle movements
  • Custom mesh for the area included

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Editorial

Although I’ve never been to Dubai – and probably never will, judging by the prices! – I’ve always found it to be a marvellous place to look at in images. From what it was even fifty, sixty years ago to what it is today is a massive change and is something that I deeply respect. Therefore, in my spare time I like to take a little FSX trip over to this part of the world and see how things look. Unfortunately, though, I find that FSX does not do the area enough justice – at times, it can look rushed and rather poor. Thankfully, though, with the help of this scenery package I could finally see Dubai for all of its glory!

Providing more than 60mk of scenery across the area including shores, cities, the world itself and the general layout of the area this manages to bring Dubai into the kind of vibrant life that it brings to the real world. It’s a scenery package that now I would never not use, such is the detail and the range of qualities that it brings to the way.

Whilst a few technical glitches still exist like AFCAD files matching the ground and some texture loading problems, the positives that this brings to the table tend to far outstrip the negatives. In general, this package manages to really detail everything that you would hope to see when visiting Dubai in FSX, making those stunning high-rise buildings and lush island designs all come to life in the most stunning fashion possible.

Likewise, Dubai manages to be brought to life in terms of the people. Extra detail on the city itself has been implemented to ensure that buildings, landmarks, areas and even vehicles are made to be as authentic as possible to truly capture the level of detail that is needed in an area like this.

Naturally, though, this can cause some slowdown. As I was using a high-end machine I never noticed too many issues in terms of performance but, such is the depth, I imagine this would cause some significant loading problems on lesser machines. The level of detail is so impressive throughout I would be genuinely quite shocked if it did not cause some kind of performance glitch or slowdown on at least some older machines!

That being said, the reasons for the slowdown are not down to poor coding or anything like that; it’s to do with something far more excusable. The quality of the overall package is massive, and this makes it really easy for you to get to grip with all of the little features that are added in without feeling that they are too much of a burden on your overall levels of enjoyment.

If you are like myself and found that Dubai was a bit lacking in the past you will find that this entire package comes together expertly, creating a truly enjoyable and exciting layout that really does look the part and finally brings Dubai into the kind of visual prominence that it was so sorely lacking.