MSFS Mexico City Intl. Airport Benito Juárez (MMMX) Scenery

Immerse yourself in the vibrant and dynamic environment of Mexico City International Airport (Benito Juárez), meticulously recreated for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. The MMMX Scenery add-on, a freeware masterpiece, elevates your virtual flying experience with its detailed architecture and realistic airport layout, mirroring the real-world complexity and charm of one of Latin America's busiest airports.

Key Features

• Custom Terminal 1 and 2 Models: Explore accurately modeled terminals, featuring detailed gates 1-8 and international gates in Terminal 1, complemented by a lifelike Terminal 2 with its distinct control tower and National Guard hangar.
• Authentic Control Tower Replica: The custom control tower model, designed after SENEAM (Servicios a la Navegación en el Espacio Aéreo Mexicano), adds an extra layer of realism, enhancing the visual authenticity of the airport.
• Progressive Updates: This early release version is set to evolve, promising an expanded taxiway network, enhanced Terminal 1 details, and an extension to Terminal 2, along with the addition of the Presidential hangar and adjacent buildings.
• Dynamic Scenery Elements: Anticipate future updates to include SimObjects and scenery objects such as airplanes, tugs, and cars, further enriching the bustling airport environment.
• Compiled with Latest SDK: Ensures compatibility and smooth integration with the latest Microsoft Flight Simulator updates, providing a seamless user experience.

Real-World Airport Reflection

Mexico City International Airport, officially Aeropuerto Internacional Benito Juárez, stands as a significant aviation hub in Latin America. Its two main terminals, connected by the Aerotrén (people mover), serve millions of passengers annually. The airport's distinct architecture, including the iconic control tower, makes it a fascinating subject for simulation. This scenery add-on captures the essence of MMMX, from the architectural nuances to the bustling atmosphere, making it a must-have for enthusiasts seeking an authentic simulation experience.

Technical Highlights

From a technical standpoint, this add-on demonstrates meticulous attention to detail. The use of the latest SDK (Software Development Kit) ensures that the scenery is not only accurate but also performs optimally within the simulator's environment. The planned enhancements in surface textures and object dynamics will further close the gap between virtual and real-world flying, offering an immersive experience to sim pilots.

The MSFS Mexico City Intl. Airport Benito Juárez (MMMX) Scenery add-on stands as a testament to the dedication of freeware developers in enhancing the Microsoft Flight Simulator experience. Its rolling release model signifies a commitment to continuous improvement, promising an ever-evolving and authentic representation of this major aviation hub.

Installation

Simply extract the archive and copy the continuo-airport-mmmx-mexico-city folder into your MSFS community folder.

About the Developer: edu0811

This mod was developed by edu0811.

With a keen eye for detail, edu0811's work brings airports to life, ensuring each terminal, runway, and taxiway is meticulously crafted. With a focus on Mexico and Latin America. Moreover, their repaint and livery creations add a layer of authenticity and variety, enriching the simulation experience. We're thrilled to announce that edu0811 has granted Fly Away Simulation permission to list their mods, making these enhancements readily available to our community.

Whether you're flying a casual route or embarking on a comprehensive simulation journey, edu0811's mods provide an immersive experience. By accurately replicating real-world locations and aircraft aesthetics, they offer pilots a true-to-life virtual flight experience.

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