John Wayne Airport

[Gary Summons]

John Wayne KSNA MSFS is nowV1.4.0 18th November 2024



V1.0.1
Real world airport changes added to airport
Road sign removed from inside building
PAPI/RAIL altered to match real airport


V1.0.3
Spend days trying to iron out 'terrain tears' when using photogrammetry, 95% fixed just a few isolated bumps, but a lot better.
Fixed stand 1A,1B,1C sign above doors.

V1.0.4
ILS ref added

V1.4.0 18th November 2024
Changes to suit MSFS2024

KSNA John Wayne airport is a commercial and general aviation airport that serves Orange County, California, and the Greater Los Angeles area. John Wayne Airport is the second-busiest airport in the Greater Los Angeles area. The airport is served by Southwest, American, United, Alaska, Spirit, Delta, Frontier, JetBlue and Air Canada.

This airport represents a  leap forward in improved HD PBR materials and Level of Detail for UK2000. Hundreds of custom-made models and images accurately designed and placed, but more importantly done in an efficient fast performance way, so you don't end up with GBs of data slowing your PC down. It includes line markings with 'black' borders, just like must US airports have.

We've remodelled our GA aircraft library collection to have more details with PBR materials, plus new models like the C172,  SR22, P51 and B-17 for the museum. There are many GA light aircraft placed around the airport,  just like the real airport. These will not clash with AI, so you get both (There's also a 'no static' version if you want that). The Scenery also has many open hangars that you can start your flight from, complete with internal details.

The airside terminal is modelled with internal details, including passengers, seats, plants, vending machines and fast food outlets. There a 21 unique animated Jetways with high details to dock with your aircraft with, plus other animated models. Many other windows have Parallax effects to produce a fake internal effect.  The "Helistream" building on the north side is also modelled with a landable surface

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