Ed Correia Posted June 14, 2017 Share Posted June 14, 2017 Few airports hold as much nostalgia, familiarity, and emotion for aviation enthusiasts. Located on the shores of Lake Michigan, Meigs Field operated as the gateway to corporate Chicago for over half a century. Now, twelve years after its closure, Merrill C. Meigs Field (KCGX) has been recreated by Orbx and IPACS with the utmost attention to detail and accuracy. Depicted as it was in its final years, virtual pilots are welcomed to return to what was once the busiest single strip airport in the United States and enjoy it in high definition. Featuring a fully modeled terminal, highly detailed static aircraft, and other historically accurate elements, the airport has been brought back to life. In addition to the airfield itself, the city of Chicago waterfront and parks district have been included as well. This special release for Aerofly by Orbx includes 12,000km2 of photoreal coverage, animated people and ferris wheel plus many other details to discover. 12,000km2 of photoreal imagery! Ultra detailed rendition of KCGX Meigs Field circa late 90's and early 2000's Extraordinarily detailed interior model of the terminal Many highly detailed Chicago landmarks, including Soldier Field, Cloudgate, Adler Planetarium, Navy Pier and The Shedd Custom CBD for Chicago skyline including Sears Tower, Aeon Center, Trump Tower, Hancock Center Thousands of autogen buildings accurately placed Advanced rendering, ambient occlusion and night-lighting Airport imagery at 30cm per pixel Beautifully modelled static aircraft Animated people and ferris wheel Unbelievable performance, very high FPS Incredible VR experience A collaboration between Orbx and IPACS KCGX User Guide https://orbxdirect.com/product/kcgx/afs2 A 40% discount will apply for customers that already own the FSX/P3D version of KCGX Meigs Field. This discount applies to purchases through OrbxDirect ONLY. Steam versions are NOT entitled to this discount. As Aerofly FS2 is an Early Access product there are going to be some features missing from the FSX/P3D version. Please refer to the user guide for more details. user_guide.pdf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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