LFPG. Is any developer working on it?

[G-YMML1 584]

I know that EDDF is currently WIP by Aerosoft. LFPG had been always Simwings territory, but I haven't heard a single word from them.

Would appreciate if someone enlighten me.

TIA.

[F737MAX 5,699]

2 minutes ago, G-YMML1 said:

I know that EDDF is currently WIP by Aerosoft. LFPG had been always Simwings territory, but I haven't heard a single word from them.

Taxi2Gate is apparently looking at it.

Am a little surprised that iniBuilds hasn't jumped on such a large hub that hasn't received payware treatment yet.

[G-YMML1 584]

11 minutes ago, F737MAX said:

Taxi2Gate is apparently looking at it.

Am a little surprised that iniBuilds hasn't jumped on such a large hub that hasn't received payware treatment yet.

Yes, T2G...how can I forget. In this light, KMCO port wasn't impressive at all, so I'm not holding my breath for their LFPG rendition.

Speaking of IB, I really "hope" they are after either KATL or KDFW these days 🙂 

[BrammyH 447]

KDFW really needs it. That "handcrafted" is a blight.

[sonny147 582]

T2G not heard about those guys in a long time 

[BelgianTiger_2 22]

2 hours ago, G-YMML1 said:

I know that EDDF is currently WIP by Aerosoft. LFPG had been always Simwings territory, but I haven't heard a single word from them.

Would appreciate if someone enlighten me.

TIA.

Don't forget Aviotek for EDDF.They allready made it for XP12 but are making it for MSFS as well.

As for LFPG, i think T2G is the only one for now.

 

Brgds,
Steven

[guibru 474]

4 hours ago, F737MAX said:

Taxi2Gate is apparently looking at it.

Am a little surprised that iniBuilds hasn't jumped on such a large hub that hasn't received payware treatment yet.

For development, there is tracking to do on site. If they do not have airport authorizations, it is dead.

https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/629530-lfpg-project-in-progress/

Edited November 6, 2023 by guibru

[F737MAX 5,699]

7 minutes ago, guibru said:

For development, there is tracking to do on site. If they do not have airport authorizations, it is dead.

Nope, it just means they won't be able to get the intricate details that an on-site visit affords.

Many developers work from publicly available material. It isn't as good as visiting in-person or obtaining photos from airport workers, but it doesn't stop them from creating and selling a scenery.