virtualFRA Releases Update 0.14.10 for Frankfurt Airport
In a recent update, virtualFRA has enhanced the Frankfurt Main International Airport experience. The update, version 0.14.10, brings a host of additions and improvements to one of the world's busiest airports in the virtual skies.
Key Additions in Update 0.14.10
- FedEx Building
- Apron Maintenance Building: Situated between taxiways N and L, this addition aids in maintenance operations
- Parking P58
- Perishable Center: Aiming to mirror the real-world airport's facilities, this center adds depth to the handling of sensitive cargo.
- Time Matters
- Jetways around Terminal 1A: Several new jetways promise smoother boarding and deboarding processes for virtual passengers.
- Lufthansa Cargo Buildings: These buildings diversify the cargo operations.
- Gate Signs V142 - V144: These signs improve navigation and direction within the airport.
Updates and Improvements
The update also includes several enhancements to existing features:
- Light Masts: The airport's visibility and aesthetic appeal are boosted with updated light masts.
- Objects around the Airport: A variety of objects have been updated to provide a more immersive and realistic environment.
- GSX-Profile: The ground services experience has been upgraded for better interaction and efficiency.
Bug Fixes
Addressing some critical issues, the update includes:
- Missing Taxiway Connection on TWY P: A fix that ensures accurate taxiing of AI traffic.
- Taxiway Lights M13: Improved lighting for better visibility on taxiways and runways.
The update is now available to download for free on Flightsim.to. Please make sure to remove the previous version before you install the updated version. The virtualFRA team emphasizes that the airport is still in the early stages of development and encourages community engagement through their Discord channel and website for feedback and suggestions. For an optimal experience, virtualFRA recommends the virtualFRA EDDF official GSX Profile and the MSFS Visual Docking Guidance System by Nool Aerosystems.