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Montgomery Regional Airport is a regional airport in Montgomery Alabama that also has a significant Alabama Air National Guard facility. The airport has 2 runways, 10/28 which is 9,020 feet long, and 3/21 which is 4,011 feet long. The terminal has 4 gates and serves nearly 300,000 people every year. The primary airlines that service Montgomery Regional Airport are Sky West, Endeavor, Envoy, PSA, and Piedmont. In 2017, Montgomery Regional Airport had nearly 72,000 aircraft operations, on average, nearly 200 per day.
While my KDEN scenery was still under development @guyfly of AeroDesigns came to me with a partially completed KMGM with the idea we could work together on. His work was exceptionally good, so we have been working on this together in between our own separate projects since. While this is freeware, we both decided we want to emphasis that by all standards except the price this is payware. Our goal with this project is to set the standard for payware quality freeware. After over 5 months of work, we feel that we have accomplished this goal with what is in our opinions, the best freeware scenery ever (in terms of quality, not size).
KMGM - Montgomery Regional Airport has an extensive feature list including:
✓ Ultra-detailed rendition of KMGM – Montgomery Regional Airport
✓ Ultra-detailed ground textures
o Ultra HD pavement textures with normal maps for reflections and pebble level detail
o Realistic large-scale grunge textures to break up repetition
o Realistic ground textures with X-Plane 12 native grass textures for superb up close detail, and a cohesive feel with the rest of the world.
✓ Ultra-detailed buildings o Extreme building resolutions ranging from 2 PPI to 4 PPI
o Advanced PBR normal maps for superb material properties and enhanced detail
o Advanced procedurally generated wear and tear
✓ Detailed ground clutter
✓ Detailed terminal interior with animated 3d people
✓ Dynamic living airport
o X-Plane 11 native service trucks will realistically service your aircraft upon request
o Animated 3d people and cars via Living Scenery Technology
o Plenty of scenery animations such as animated air conditioners
o Full SAM support with custom animated jetways
✓ Responds to the environment with native X-Plane 12 seasonal and weather effects
Other Products
Myself and Guyfly of AeroDesigns are proud to present this quality freeware scenery to you. If you’d like to say thanks, please consider purchasing one of our other exciting sceneries:
AeroDesigns:
KCMH – John Glenn Columbus International Airport: https://store.x-plane.org/KCMH--John-GlennColumbus-International-Airport_p_1011.html
KPWM - Portland International Jetport: https://store.x-plane.org/KPWM--Portland-International-Jetport_p_1304.html
X-Codr Designs
You can view my other products on the Products Page
Support
This product is provided as is, as such, no support is guaranteed. However, if you have already read the manual and you still need help or have a question you can feel free to message myself or guyfly.
If you have trouble downloading the file due to high traffics issues, please read this article: https://www.ampercent.com/bypass-google-drive-download-limit/13333/
Credits
I, X-Codr, am the primary developer of this airport, and Guyfly of AeroDesigns helped out a lot. This is the breakdown of who did what:
X-Codr:
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Ground textures
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Most 3D modeling
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All texturing
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Most object placement
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Most assets
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All vegetation
Guyfly:
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All taxiways/markings
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Base models for tower, terminal, electrical unit, and Air Force hangar
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Assisted in object placement
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Some ground equipment
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QA
The following people were also a huge help in this scenery:
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Huge thanks to Stairport Sceneries for the awesome SAM plugin!
License
KMGM – Montgomery Regional Airport is freeware, you are free to do whatever you want in the privacy of your own home. But, you may not under any circumstances redistribute any part of this scenery without my written permission.
Orthoimagery:
USGS-authored or produced data and information are considered to be in the U.S. public domain.
Credit: U.S. Geological Survey Department of the Interior/USGS U.S. Geological Survey