Verticalsim has recently announced the development of Palm Beach International Airport (KPBI) for Microsoft Flight Simulator, serving the Miami metropolitan area and Port St. Lucie metro area with a yearly average of 6.6 million passengers. 

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It was opened in 1936 as Morrison Field, eventually becoming an important training airfield during World War 2 and operating as a staging base for the Allied invasion of France in 1944, with aircraft departing Palm Beach towards England in preparation for the D-Day. 

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After a brief return to being a civil airport, the airport was once again utilized for military purposes in the early 1950s as Palm Beach Air Force Base, training nearly 23,000 airmen during the Korean War.

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The Air Force Base was closed in 1962, and Palm Beach was back to being just a civilian airport. 

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Currently, the airport has 32 gates and three concourses. Concourse A houses Bahamasair and Silver Airways; B houses Air Canada, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, and United Airlines; C, on the other hand, holds Delta, Frontier, JetBlue, and Spirit.

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There’s no information regarding features, pricing, or availability yet, but Threshold will keep you informed!

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