AviationLads has recently published the official trailer of Aerosoft's latest release, a rendition of Oslo Gardermoen Airport (ENGM) for Microsoft Flight Simulator, developed by Jo Erlend Sund. It's the busiest airport in Norway, with a yearly average of 30 million passengers.

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It's the main airport serving Oslo. Located approximately 47 kilometers northeast of the city center, it opened in 1998 as a replacement for the outdated Fornebu Airport, which had been operating since 1939. It was built to modernize and expand Norway's airport infrastructure and improve accessibility to the capital city, quickly becoming the country's Main hub for domestic and international travel.

The scenery is set to feature a highly accurate rendition of the airport, with custom ground textures, true-to-life landside recreation, custom jetways, animated passengers, detailed terminal interiors, and much more.

It's releasing tomorrow (18/04), and the pricing is yet to be revealed.
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