Some of these come with liveries, such as Southwest, Allegiant and Janet amongst others. Vegas also includes quite a few static aircraft, helicopters and private jets. The vehicles add life to the airport, however, I noticed that the wheels on about half of the vehicles are spinning backwards, which takes away from the realism and immersion for me. These animated vehicles are also customisable through the scenery configurator. These range from tugs to catering vehicles, operations trucks, and more. There is a good amount of animated vehicles that are roaming around the airport. While this is not the most used part of the airport for most simmers, FlyTampa has still put in a large amount of effort that will satisfy anyone flying a private jet into Vegas. There is not as much detail as the terminal area, and there are no hangar or FBO interiors, but is still very well done. Each hangar is modeled and textured with a high level of detail and accuracy. Vegas is also home to a large number of FBOs (Fixed Base Operators) as a large number of private aircraft fly through McCarran, such as Sands’ 747’s, some helicopter tour companies, and the Janet 737’s. All jetways can be switched between default and SODE, which works great at all the gates that I have tried. All three look great, with the PBR option looking the most realistic with minimal performance impact with the PBR windows. The terminal windows have three options: no transparency, standard transparency, and PBR transparency. The terminals include a very detailed interior with plenty of slot machines, and unique gate signs that line up with the correct gates. All over the terminal, you can find units on top of the terminal, as well as nicely modeled ramp and FAA towers. The modeling of the terminal is done with a high level of detail. Details such as cracks and chipped paint can be found all over the airport which adds some great age to the older parts of the airport. The details on the taxiways and runways are outstanding, and look very similar to the real thing. The older terminals have signs of age on the exterior while the newer terminal have little to no signs of aging at all. The texturing all over the airport is very well done. The terminals, FBOs, and textures have lots of little details that bring the realism of this airport to another level.

The airport is full of details, and is possibly one of the most detailed commercial airports that I have used in the simulator. New users might have a hard time finding the documentation, but experienced simmers should have no problem finding it. The documentation is located within the FlyTampa folder where the scenery is installed. Simple, but adequate for what you might need. The documentation that comes with the scenery includes frequencies for the airport, some recommended settings, and an FAQ that can be used to help troubleshoot some problems you may have.

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