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Here is a lovely gift for X-Plane users from Orbx: EG41 Fishburn Airfield for X-Plane 11 - Freeware .

Fishburn Airfield is a small grass strip airfield in Fishburn, County Durham. The airfield was opened on 30 June 1995 by the then local MP and Leader of the Opposition Tony Blair. It was named as "Airfield of the year" by aviation magazine Flyer in 2004 for its welcoming atmosphere and bacon butties in the recently renewed The Aviator Bistro'.

Created by Stefan Schroen and Sandro De Sarro who developed EG20 Clench Common. Stefan has been creating repaints and sceneries for X-Plane since 2017 and is known for his visual storytelling as you can tell by the charismatic screen shots.

EG41 has been developed to be compatible with TrueEarth Great Britain Central.

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Category: X-Plane News

Published: 21 January 2021

As a follow-up to their two new products just released, Boundless Simulations has announced what their next projects will be. In development is scenery of Palm Springs (KSPS) and Shannon (EINN) airports. These are expected to be available for X-Plane 11 in a few months.

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Category: X-Plane News

Published: 21 January 2021

Welcome to Gatwick.

Welcome to Gatwick Airport, one of the beating hearts of London aviation. A vital link in the UK short-haul network, with an interesting array of long-haul operations. Gatwick is unique for its high-density single-runway operations, and an interesting labyrinth of architectural developments that make up its north and south terminals.

Experience this new high-quality rendition of the airport in X-Plane 11. Featuring updated 2019-2020 configuration, 4k PBR ground textures, moving ground-traffic, SAM compatibility, realistic lighting and more! Coming soon.

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Category: X-Plane News

Published: 21 January 2021

We have taken the difficult decision to suspend scenery development for X-Plane 11 effective immediately. We know that many of our customers may be unhappy with this decision, but there is simply not enough time in the day to develop for four simulators ( FSX , p3d , XP11 and MSFS ), when UK2000 has only one developer. Who have their own real life commitments and family to focus on.

We faced many issues developing for XP11, as the simulator itself was like nothing we have developed for before; FSX , p3d and MSFS all have the same backend infrastructure. MSFS promises to be the next major simulator, obviously it is not at this stage yet, but we feel it will be in the near future.

So will be shifting our overall development focus to MSFS , p3d and FSX . This decision has not been easy, but it is a decision that we feel we must take as an scenery developer for the betterment of our staff and developer to continue thriving in the future.

Our current X-Plane 11 sceneries will continue to be available to purchase on our web site, if any customers want to grab any of these sceneries.,/p>

Sorry once again.

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Category: X-Plane News

Published: 16 January 2021