We're pilots who build the most accurate airport scenery in flight simulation. Chart-validated terrain, survey-grade source data, tested from the cockpit. Every airport we ship is one we'd trust to brief from ourselves.
Every airport we build starts with survey-grade elevation data, aeronautical references, and high-resolution imagery. We validate every approach against published charts and test every scene from the cockpit. The result is scenery you can trust — whether you're flying it at home or training a crew on it.
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Every airport built from survey-grade source data, validated against published charts, and tested from the cockpit. Published through Just Flight and the MSFS Marketplace.
Steady Atlantic crosswinds and a volcanic landscape that'll keep you honest on every approach. Full lava field terrain, accurate terminal layout, and markings matched to current charts.
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At 2,076 ft and frequently buried in cloud, this is the approach you practice before you fly it for real. Accurate RNAV procedures, the ridgeline that shapes every arrival, and the low-vis conditions that earned Los Rodeos its reputation.
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Nestled in a valley ringed by the Santa Lucia Range — the terrain here shapes every arrival. Full terminal, GA ramp, and a terrain mesh validated against published approach procedures.
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Where it all started. Our home field in the Santa Clara River Valley — narrow taxiways, tight parking, warbird hangars, and the kind of pattern work that rewards knowing the layout before you arrive.
Available via Just Flight2,325 feet of runway between the dunes and the farmland. No tower, no margin for error, and a shoreline you can practically touch on downwind. Custom dune terrain and coastal modeling.
Available via Just FlightNotes on airport digitalization, terrain accuracy, and the technical side of building airports that hold up under scrutiny.
LVPs are activated on roughly a third of operating days. When fog rolls in, crews need to be ready — and the simulator is where that readiness is built.

San Luis Obispo Regional in a valley ringed by the Santa Lucia Range.

Two methods for turning a real airport into a 3D model. How they differ.

Airport lighting isn't decoration — it's navigation infrastructure.

A practical overview for airport operators exploring digital twin technology.

Visualize a runway extension or terminal expansion before breaking ground.

How the data behind your terrain model affects visual approach training.

The difference between looking right at noon and holding up at dawn, dusk, and rain.

Tenerife North at 2,076 ft with regular low visibility and a dangerous ridgeline.

Modeling Lanzarote from lava fields to landing lights.
Tell us about your facility and what you need. We scope every project individually and we're upfront about what's feasible, what it costs, and how long it takes. No obligation, no sales deck. Just a conversation about your airport.
Available for Microsoft Flight Simulator through Just Flight and the MSFS Marketplace. Survey-grade source data, chart-validated terrain, tested from the cockpit before it ships.