Scenery developer Flight Sim Development Group (FSDG) has surprised with two new, unannounced releases for X-Plane 11.

Bremen XP was released alongside Cape Town XP, and contemplates the developer's four existing airports for X-Plane 11.

Bremen Airport (EDDW), located in Northern Germany, serves international flights within mostly Europe, with steady passenger numbers of around 2.5 million passengers annually.

Features of the scenery include:

• Fully accurate rendition of Bremen Hans Koschnick Airport and surroundings (EDDW)
• Outstanding level of detail with fully customized airport vehicles and facilities
• High resolution aerial imagery and ground textures
• Optimized for great performance and visual quality
• Working jetways (SAM plugin needed)
• Realistic CAT II/III lighting
• Dynamic apron objects
• Various animations (SAM plugin required) including animated Tram, approach lights, jetways, marshaller
• XP11 technology with PBR ground materials and enhanced lighting
• AI traffic routes and flows
• Winter version (optional)
• TerraMAXX seasonal textures (optional)
• Compatible with Ortho4XP
• Manual included

Stairport Sceneries has claimed to have converted the airport to X-Plane.

It is available through their website for €24.99 (inc. 19% VAT).

As mentioned earlier, Cape Town XP was also released for X-Plane 11.

Cape Town International (FACT) is one of Africa's busiest airports, and the second-busiest in South Africa. Due to its location, many of the flights are to destinations on long-haul routes, including Germany, the United Kingdom and Hong Kong.

Cape Town XP features:

• Fully accurate rendition of Cape Town airport and surroundings (FACT)
• High resolution aerial imagery and ground textures
• Optimized for great performance and visual quality
• Working jetways (SAM plugin needed)
• XP11 technology with PBR ground materials and enhanced lighting
• Manual included

It too is available for €24.99 (inc. 19% VAT) through their website.

Their existing airports for X-Plane started with Graz and Al-Massira, followed by Sharm El-Sheikh and Dakar.