After originally announcing the project back in June, extremely well-known X-Plane scenery developer ShortFinal Designhas shared further previews of their upcoming San Francisco Airport (KSFO) Definitive scenery. However, no pricing information or a potential release date was confirmed.

Although his current KSFO scenery for X-Plane is freeware, the new definitive edition is set to be a payware airport for the simulator. In their post, the developer outlined some of the new features they’ve been working on for the airport, these include “fully customized approach lighting piers, the new Harvey Milk Terminal 1,” and what the developer is calling, “Illuminations.” According to the developer, the international terminal will be lit up in a multitude of colours pertaining to the occasion, including national holidays such as Christmas, New Year, the fourth of July, Halloween, and many more. A preview is viewable below to see the various colour schemes in action.

Furthermore, the developer announced that they’ve been working on another project alongside KSFO for the past year. Although it was stated that they’re unable to reveal any further details, the developer said to “stay tuned” for an announcement.

It was also confirmed that updates to Los Angeles (KLAX) (inclusion of new terminal) and Munich (EDDM) (inclusion of new apron) would be released this year. Also, the developer confirmed that they are aware that their Salt Lake City (KSLC) scenery requires an update, however, work won't be started until construction on the real airport has progressed further.

For further information and additional previews, make sure to check out the original X-Plane.org Forums thread where the project was originally announced.

As well, thank you to user “aquarius_VI” for making us aware of this news via the Threshold Discord server.