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Milwaukee
General Mitchell International Airport has a complete and realistic
rendition of Milwaukee International Airport (KMKE) and
surrounding neighborhoods.
It
tries to match the real thing and how this
airport looks like in real
life as close as possible. Here goes a list of what this scenery
does include.
- A complete representation of
Milwaukee General Mitchell International
Airport KMKE which includes:
- All the airport terminals (International
main terminal, Cargo,
International arrivals, etc.).
- Dynamic Jetways in main
terminal and International arrivals terminal.
All of them with dynamic realistic movements (frequency controlled).
- Terminal ground facility
vehicles in both, main terminal as well as in cargo area.
All of them with realistic movements (frequency
controlled).
- All the airport hangars, most
of them with frequency controlled opening doors
and making the hangars usable.
- Taxiway and runway
details like custom textures, grass around
runways, signage, lights, etc.
- For the
first time you'll have the feature of ice accumulation in the
runways for those heavy winter days which hit Wisconsin from
January thru March.
- Terminal
interiors.
- Static objects
like cars, terminal vehicles, containers and much more.
- Dynamic scenery (airport
ground vehicles as well as cars coming back
and forth from the
airport drop off area, as well as going
through the streets and avenues around the airport.
- Real buildings and vegetation
around the airport zone (hotels, industrial,
commercial, residential, landmarks, trailer homes, etc.) making you
feel like being there.
This airport is, besides being the main airport of Milwaukee and the largest in Wisconsin state; due to its proximity is also considered the third airport of Chicago located just 90 miles (145kms) south from KMKE.
So if you are of those who use as hometown the city of Chicago to make your flights, take it for granted that this is a great place to visit just 30 minutes away of flight with a Cessna 182 from KORD.
MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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Pentium 4
1.7
GHz
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512 MB RAM DDR
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800 MB of available space on the hard disk
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Sound card
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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (it has not been proved with older
versions so officially this is the required version and
accordingly the only one this scenery was made for)
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Adobe Acrobat® Reader 5 to read and/or print this manual
(available for free at
http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html )
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A
3D video board with 128MB of RAM and a 1GHz CPU are highly
recommended.
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