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Preview: LTAI — Antalya International Airport by JustSim

Turkey was always off the aviation radar, mostly because the country was the join between east and west, but also because it was very political, and it still is. But Turkey is quickly in this second decade of the 2000’s becoming a very major player in world aviation, as the investment in Istanbul’s new mega airport called ironically enough «Istanbul New Airport» is of a scale of that the country means business and is due to open late 2018. And the growth of Turkish Airlines is staggering as well with mostly the expansion of the international fleet to go for more one-stop journeys between the USA and hard-to-reach destinations in Africa, the Middle East, and India.

But the real purpose of all this expansion is to take on the Middle-East carriers and their east-west world connections, in a few years that route through currently Dubai or Abu Dhabi will be also running through Istanbul with connections to any ongoing destination in Europe, Africa but more importantly the opening up of the central markets of far west Asia.

But Turkey as a holiday destination in itself is also becoming a large market as well, as seasoned packaged holiday companies have now moved on past Spain and Greece to newer markets and the south coast of Turkey is now becoming a well known choice for UK package operators and European holidaymakers wanting something different and exciting but still cheap. And so here is one of those really big tourism resort cities in southern Turkey of Antalya on the north-eastern side of the Mediterranean.

From the X-Plane perspective then this area of the world has had a lot of attention lately as well, mostly around Greece with FlyTampa’s excellent Corfu, The Chios Island scenery that has just been released a few days earlier, a great Athens freeware by tdg and from JustSim themselves with their earlier underrated Larnaca, Cypress and now this Turkish destination of LTAI — Antalya International Airport in Antalya. Anyone who reads X-PlaneReviews then would know I rate JustSim’s sceneries very highly, for the details, features to value perspective they are one of the best current developers in X-Plane.

LTAI — Antalya International Airport

Antalya Airport
Antalya Havalimanı

IATA: AYT — ICAO: LTAI

8L/36R — 3,400m (11,154ft) Concrete

18C/36C — 3,400m (11,154ft) Concrete

18R/36L — 2,990m (9,809ft) Asphalt

Elevation AMSL177 ft / 54 m

The first impression of LTAI Airport is simply the size of it…  this is a huge airport. There are two major international terminals in 1 and 2, a Domestic, VIP building and Terminal C for Cargo. The airport is positioned 13 km (8.1 mi) northeast of the city center of Antalya, Turkey.

If you have your object slider set to maximum then there is significant amount of autogen to fill out the scenery. JustSim always provide a lot of custom scenery to match in to the perspective, and that is the same case here also, but it is a slight mis-match in that the custom is a load of blocky low-rise buildings, more OpenStreetMap than custom buildings, so they clash with the German autogen, or does it? On Google Maps the same layouts are also evident as are the odd flat grey shaped industrial buildings are in fact the same in real life.

International Terminal 1 — Domestic — VIP

International Terminal 1, Domestic and the small VIP terminal is all one long complex. Modeling is excellent with some very well done web style entrance frames, signage and branding is very good as well, and overall the full complex is very impressive. Oddly this Terminal 1 is operated by Fraport AG and has just had a full refurbishment were as the newer Terminal 2 is operated by the company Celebi

All airbridges are active with the plugin by Marginal and have the newer movable hoods, branding again is very good.

But it is quite sparse down here on the ramp, there is a little clutter created around the gate, but it feels quite empty and inactive overall, very unlike JustSim in the past. Terminal 1 are stands 7 to 22 and Domestic are stands 1 to 7.

Cargo Terminal is small by this airport’s size, and a nice VIP center is ready for your personal arrival.

Terminal 2

The design of Terminal 2 is very similar to T1, but it is a far larger building.

Landside arrival detail is exemplary, as terminal modeling is first rate with reflective glass and has again great detailing and brandings, realistic people are well done here for the ultimate realism. Note the checkin counters, outside the terminal…

Airside quality is very good as well with the clutter custom made, but like at Terminal 1 not a lot of ramp clutter again makes it feel a little vacant,

But overall the terminal layout is excellent.

Mid-Field

Mid-Field separates the two terminal complexes (only taxi’s are available here between the two terminals and that drives interconnecting passengers mad). The area is mostly airport services related and has  situated here the large fuel depot. The area is very well filled in and is highly realistic to the eye as small building detail and branding is as good if not better than the terminals.

Control Tower — Apron 3

Centre area with the airport’s Control Tower and the Fire Station separates Apron 2 (Terminal 2 — stands 40 -72) and Apron 3 for remote stand parking (301 — 315)

Complex tower design is very well recreated and is authentic to the real version, with lots of nice detail set out around the building.

Tower View however is a bit crappy, it is set too low and so you get a lot of visual obstructions.

Runway and taxiway textures are very good as JustSim always do excellent ground textures…  3d grass is also considerable throughout the whole airport and very if highly realistic when taxiing around and to or from the runways. Runway 18C/36C looks a far more worn, tired concrete runway compared to the newer asphalt 18L/36L, and from the air in the distance it can look actually abandoned.

Lighting

Arrival at Antalya at night is fantastic. The airport has really good and a high abundance of different lighting. Approach lighting is even exciting in realism.

Terminal areas are very well lit, but slightly duller than you would like, but it still looks and works fine for night time stand operations.

Terminal and building lit textures are very realistic and look great when arriving. Signage and branding lighting is also really well done as is the carpark lighting coverage and the drop down spot lighting on buildings.

Preview Notes:

JustSim always deliver, and again here at LTAI — Antalya you get a the same. That statement however is to be taken into context, because this scenery like all JustSim sceneries are not an ultra high detailed scenery, but you do get the latest X-Plane dynamic features (like reflective glass), great lighting, lots of animated items like active gates, ground traffic and wet surfaces and the modeling is usually of a very high quality…   and you get all of this at an excellent value price and usually under US$20. I will always recommend a JustSim scenery, and this one also comes highly recommended as well.

Features noted are:

WT3: No WorldTraffic GroundRoutes are provided, but the airport will generate a GroundRoutes. Overall the airport functions fine, but WT3 is a bit sparse in giving you that full airport and full busy look? Even with the settings at full capacity…  custom corrected WT3 routes and operations would have made a difference here, but overall WT3 works fine.

Positives: Mostly everything

Negatives: More gate and stand clutter would have been nice, it feels strangely vacant when parked up at the gate. Custom WT3 routes. Tower View is not really usable… but overall LTAI strangely feels a little soulless and not that buzzy, busy airport you expect.

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Yes!…  LTAI — Antalya International Airport by JustSimis Available from the X-Plane.Org Store here :

LTAI — Antalya International Airport

Price is US$19.80

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