Mariscal Sucre International Airport (Ecuador).Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (France).Orlando International Airport (Florida, USA).Kennedy International Airport (New York, USA) Los Angeles International Airport (California, USA).Gibraltar International Airport (Gibraltar, UK).Cristiano Ronaldo Madeira International Airport (Portugal).

Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (Colorado, USA).There’s 30 hand-crafted airports (40,000+ regular satellite served airports) in the standard edition and 20 planes. This is the version available on Xbox Game Pass (for PC). Unfortunately, there is no physical edition available in Australia, which is a shame given the epic 10 disc physical version, but it looks like it’s available on OzGameShop which you can find right HERE for $99. 99% of people won’t be able to tell the difference between those airports that are pulling from satellite data and those that are hand crafted. Honestly though, once you start playing, you’ll realise that all of the airports in the game look great. The Deluxe/Premium editions also come with five extra aircrafts each. Those airports are still in the game, but they’re just not highly detailed. It just won’t contain the five extra hard-crafted versions of the airports listed in the Deluxe/Premium edition. The standard version of the game (the one that is free for Xbox Game Pass subscribers) will include over 40,000 airports including every single one in the below lists. The other form of confusion comes from the fat that the game has three different versions, Standard, Deluxe and Premium. Firstly, the game is only launching on Windows 10 on August 18th with an Xbox release date still TBC. There’s been a lot of confusion over Microsoft Flight Simulator over the last few weeks.

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