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MSFS Stornoway Airport (EGPO)

Stornoway Airport (EGPO) brings detailed Outer Hebrides scenery to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, with replacement buildings, revised aprons and markings, terminal parking, signage and perimeter fencing. Directional runway and approach lighting, illuminated taxiways, animated runway guard lights and static vehicles enrich the airfield, while displaying the static Loganair aircraft requires FSLTL models.

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A green-roofed airport terminal stands beside marked taxi bays, accessible parking spaces, and a yellow car, with water beyond the airfield.

Runway 36 extends toward the shoreline, with adjacent taxiways, scattered buildings, and grassy fields beneath a cloudy sky.

A yellow vehicle sits beside storage tanks near a taxiway with a yellow line and blue edge lights beneath cloudy skies.

A coastal airport runway stretches toward the water, with connecting taxiways, nearby buildings, patchwork fields, and scattered houses beneath cloudy skies.

A coastal airfield has parked light aircraft, hangars, fenced fuel tanks, and car parks beside grassy taxiways under scattered clouds.

An airport parking lot contains cars and vans beside hangars, with light aircraft, taxiways, and a runway beyond.

An aerial view shows parked propeller aircraft beside airport buildings, with marked taxiways, car parks, and fire engines outside a fire station.

Runway 18 extends along a narrow coastal peninsula, with connecting taxiways, nearby hangars, and water on both sides.

A coastal airport has a long paved runway, intersecting taxiways, green-roofed hangars, and grassy areas bordered by water.

The airport terminal stands beside an illuminated apron at night, with blue-framed doors, potted shrubs, baggage carts, and ground personnel.

A green-roofed airport terminal displays Scottish and British flags, with a red-and-white twin-engine aircraft parked on the apron beside coastal runways.

A paved road curves alongside an airport perimeter fence, with cylindrical storage tanks, grassy fields, and low buildings beneath scattered clouds.

Runway 36 extends toward the coastline, with connecting taxiways, grassy fields, scattered buildings, and roads beneath a cloudy sky.

Several light aircraft sit on an apron beside a green-roofed hangar, with taxiways and runways bordering a sandy shoreline.

A red-and-white twin turboprop sits on an apron beside a green-roofed terminal, with runways and smaller aircraft beyond.

A coastal airport occupies a narrow peninsula, with a marked runway, intersecting taxiways, nearby fields, and sandy shorelines surrounded by water.

A coastal airport has intersecting runways, taxiways marked with white crosses, and hangars beside a sandy shoreline and surrounding fields.

A white twin-engine turboprop with red maple leaf markings sits outside a green airport terminal beneath cloudy skies.

An airport car park contains rows of vehicles, accessible spaces, and pedestrian crossings, with terminal buildings and runways beyond.

Two low airport buildings stand beside parked cars and grassy fields, with paved taxiways extending beneath a cloudy sky.

Small buildings line narrow roads amid green coastal fields, with an airfield and water stretching beneath low clouds in the distance.

Runway 06 extends from a circular paved turnaround toward the water, with grassy surroundings, scattered hangars, and low clouds overhead.

A twin-engine turboprop with red maple leaf markings sits beside green airport buildings and a yellow service vehicle under cloudy skies.

Intersecting runways and taxiways span a coastal airfield surrounded by green fields, scattered buildings, and water beneath low clouds.

A white Air BP fuel tank stands beside blue corrugated hangars, with a fenced parking area beyond under cloudy skies.

A high-wing light aircraft, a biplane, and a twin turboprop sit on the apron beside a terminal under cloudy skies.

A low airport terminal stands behind white railings and red bollards, with a yellow car and pedestrians near the entrance.

Floodlights illuminate an airport apron at night, where a biplane, light aircraft, and twin turboprop sit beside a terminal and car park.

Cars, a pickup truck, and a white van sit beside a green-roofed hangar, with grassy airfield grounds stretching toward scattered buildings.

A green hangar and brick service buildings stand beside parked trucks, trailers, and cars near a shoreline under scattered clouds.

Two people stand beside a sheltered yellow parking payment machine outside an airport terminal, with a pedestrian crossing and luggage trolleys nearby.

Passengers stand beside luggage carts outside an airport terminal, with marked taxi bays, a yellow car, and a pedestrian crossing nearby.

An airport terminal with a green roof faces taxi lanes and accessible parking spaces, with people gathered near the entrance.

Scottish and Union flags fly outside a low airport terminal, with a silver van and several people near the entrance.

An airport borders a broad body of water, with scattered buildings, paved roads, and a faint rainbow beneath layered clouds.

Yellow taxiway signs point toward C and B beside a fire station, parked emergency vehicles, and a control tower under cloudy skies.

Bright lights illuminate the airport pavement at night, with blue taxiway lights and lit buildings visible in the distance.

A fenced compound contains brick buildings and earth-covered shelters beside an airfield, with coastal water visible beneath heavy clouds.

Cars and pickup trucks sit outside an airport control building beside a red-and-white antenna mast under partly cloudy skies.

A small airport control tower stands beside parked cars and a red-and-white mast, with runways extending across grass beneath scattered clouds.

A red-and-white twin turboprop sits beside airport hangars, with apron markings, a control tower, and heavy clouds visible.

A floodlit airport terminal stands beside marked taxi bays, with Scottish and British flags outside and an aircraft tail visible behind.

A coastal airport has a runway marked with white crosses, adjoining taxiways, hangars, and parked aircraft beneath scattered clouds.

Two fire engines sit outside an airport fire station, with a blue taxiway light and tall grass in the foreground.

Small airport buildings and a blue shipping container stand beside paved taxiways, grassy fields, and a winding stream beneath heavy clouds.

Two fire engines stand outside an airport fire station with red bay doors, beside service vehicles beneath heavy clouds.

Light aircraft and a twin turboprop sit on an airport apron beside green hangars, service vehicles, and tall light poles under heavy clouds.

Several light aircraft, including a red biplane, sit on a concrete apron beside green hangars and a shoreline taxiway.

An airport terminal and car park sit under floodlights at twilight, with a red-and-white aircraft parked on the adjacent apron.

Low airport buildings, a hangar, and a blue shipping container stand beside grassy airfield pavement under thick clouds.

A white twin-engine turboprop with red nacelles sits beside a green-roofed airport terminal beneath thick clouds.

Floodlights illuminate an airport terminal, a car park, and a red-and-white aircraft on the apron beneath a dark sky.

A high-wing light aircraft and twin turboprop sit on an airport apron beside a green building and service vehicles under large clouds.

A white twin-engine turboprop with red nacelles and maple leaf markings sits beside an airport terminal under heavy clouds.

A low airport terminal faces a car park with orange and yellow cars, white bollards, and flagpoles beneath cloudy skies.

A small airport control building stands beside parked vehicles and a red-and-white antenna mast, with runways beneath heavy clouds.

A runway and scattered airport buildings sit beneath layered clouds, with a faint rainbow visible near the horizon.

Streetlights illuminate a low airport building at night, with a yellow car, red-and-white bollards, and a red gate outside.

An airport service building has illuminated red garage doors, with a fire engine and street sweeper parked outside at night.

A red airport fire truck stands beside a rusted aircraft fuselage on a paved apron beneath heavy clouds.

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Expert Overview

I flew into Scotflight’s Stornoway Airport in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and found the replacement terminal, control tower and Gaydon hangar gave the apron a more distinctive backdrop. The scenery preserves the default airport layout, with much of its work focused on buildings, ground surfaces and the surrounding detail. Around the terminal, the redrawn passenger car park, signs and perimeter cordon make the landside area feel less generic.

During taxi, I found the illuminated routes and alternating runway guard lights useful for distinguishing runway entries. Directional approach and runway lighting also forms part of the upgrade. I appreciated the attention beyond the main apron, including additional perimeter buildings and the removal of oversized nearby wind turbines. One dependency is worth noting: the static Loganair aircraft require FSLTL models to appear.

Scotflight’s freeware Stornoway Airport (EGPO) scenery upgrades the default airfield in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 with replacement buildings, revised ground textures, directional airfield lighting and more detailed terminal surroundings. Version 1.7 further refines the passenger car park, apron and signage while removing oversized nearby wind turbines.

Stornoway’s Terminal and Airfield Buildings

Located a few miles east of Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis, EGPO serves Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. Commercial routes connect the island with Inverness, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Benbecula, while an on-airfield Search and Rescue station gives the airport another important role beyond passenger transport.

Scotflight retains the default airport layout but replaces the passenger terminal, fire station, control tower and Gaydon hangar, along with other airfield buildings. Additional structures around the perimeter and at the southern end of the airport add detail beyond the main apron. Earlier updates also corrected control-tower display problems and removed most of the trees that intruded onto the airfield.

Aprons, Parking and Ground Detail

The scenery reworks apron surfaces and other ground textures, adds markings around the terminal and fire station, and introduces extensive perimeter fencing. Static aircraft and airfield vehicles provide further apron detail. Static Loganair aircraft also feature, although these require FSLTL models to appear.

For version 1.7, dated 25 October 2025, Scotflight completely redraws the main passenger-terminal car park and adds signage around both the terminal building and adjacent parking areas. This release also adds detail to the main apron and elsewhere around the airfield. A perimeter cordon surrounds the terminal car park, complementing the wider fencing work.

The airport’s positioning incorporates the alignment work from version 1.6, which moved the scenery to match updated Bing Maps imagery. Revised runway markings, taxiway edgings and ground textures accompany that adjustment. Meanwhile, the scenery removes oversized wind turbines near the airport, including those southwest of the field.

Taxiway Guidance and Directional Runway Lighting

Scotflight adds a full set of lights to the designated taxiways and places animated wig-wags [alternating runway guard lights] at appropriate hold-short points. These provide a clearer visual distinction between taxi routes and runway entry points.

The lighting work also covers the approaches to runway 18/36, including fencing around the approach lights for runway 36. Subsequent revisions replace the main runway’s approach-lighting installation and update the approach, threshold, runway-end and runway-edge lights. All lights covered by that update use directional illumination rather than displaying equally from every viewing angle.

Installing EGPO in MSFS 2020 or 2024

Extract the downloaded archive.
Copy the egpo-stornoway folder into your simulator’s Community folder.
Install FSLTL models if you want the static Loganair aircraft to display.

The package supports both Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Developer Scotflight has granted Fly Away Simulation explicit permission to distribute its mods through the site.

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stornoway-msfs.zip

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508.98 MB

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29 September 2026

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How to install this mod

MSFS scenery

Extract the downloaded archive

Use 7-Zip (free) or WinRAR to extract the ZIP to a temporary folder. Don't install while still zipped — the simulator can't read inside ZIP files.
Locate your MSFS Community folder

All MSFS add-ons live in the Community folder. Microsoft Store / Game Pass version: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\Packages\Community\. Steam version: %APPDATA%\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\Community\. Tip: enable Developer Mode in MSFS to see your exact Community folder path.
Copy the scenery package into Community

Drag the extracted scenery folder into your Community folder. Photogrammetry and large mesh packs can be 1GB+ — ensure you have disk space.
Restart MSFS

Close MSFS completely and relaunch. The new content appears in the Content Manager, on the World Map, or in the aircraft/livery selector.
Always read the included readme

Every mod ships with a readme.txt or README file. It tells you exactly where files go, what dependencies are needed, and any quirks specific to this add-on.

Finding the scenery

Use these coordinates to fly directly to this location once the mod is installed.

MSFS format (paste into search bar)

58.21560000,-6.33110000

Decimal degrees

58.215600°, -6.331100°

Degrees, minutes, seconds

58° 12' 56.160" N 6° 19' 51.960" W

Paste these coordinates into the Microsoft Flight Simulator search bar when planning a flight, or into the Developer Mode Teleport window, to fly directly to this location.