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[KPHL] - Philadelphia Airport for Tower Simulator 3 HERE




Philadelphia International Airport sits on 2,370 acres of land and has seven terminals with four separate runways serving the 7th-largest metropolitan area in the United States, making it the busiest airport in Pennsylvania and the 21st-busiest airport in the US. Compared to our recent KJFK Airport, PHL will also be keeping you very busy, experience the hustle.



Fun Fact: Did You Know PHL Is One of the Oldest Airports in the U.S.?
Philadelphia International Airport officially opened in 1940, making it one of the oldest continuously operating airports in the country. Over the years, it’s evolved from a small municipal airport into a major international hub, connecting Philly to more than 120 destinations worldwide. So, next time you’re there, just remember—you’re standing in a piece of aviation history.

[KJFK] AIRPORT

[h3]FEATURES[/h3]

– Realistic modeling with over 100 custom modelled buildings.
– Detailed ground polygon model including taxiway bridges
– Updated selection of Radar screens.
– Modelled Taxi signs.
– Updated taxi light models that follow the curve of the lines and wigwag lights placed at runway entrances.
– Dynamic runway approach lighting with runway sequenced flashers.
– Beautiful background cityscape from OSM (open street maps).


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KRIC - Richmond Airport Features:


- Realistic modeling with over 50 custom modelled buildings.
- Detailed ground polygon model.
- Updated Radar screens.
- Taxi signs and hand placed taxi lights around the airport.
- Dynamic runway approach lighting.
- Beautiful background scenery using OSM (open street map.





CYYZ - Toronto Airport :


Toronto Pearson airport is North America's second largest in terms of international traffic, capable of dealing with millions of passengers every year. The airport was known as Malton Airport when it started operating in 1939. Conveniently located 22.5 km (14 mi) northwest of Downtown Toronto.

Pearson has five main runways and 30 taxiways, constructed of concrete, asphalt or a combination of the two. Toronto airport has two active public terminals, 1 and 3.

Terminal 1 measures over 346,000 m2, making it the largest airport terminal in Canada. Has three concourses (D,E,F), contains 58 gates.

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Features
– Realistic modeling with over 50 custom modelled buildings.
– Realistic Day/Night Radar screens
– Taxi signs and hand placed taxi lights around the airport.
– Runway approach lighting.
– Beautiful background scenery using OSM (open street map).
– Detailed ground polygon model including 3D modelled taxi bridges and road network.








It has two asphalt runways:

Runway 12/30: 10,996 ft × 150 ft (3,352 m × 46 m), with ILS
Runway 4/22: 7,000 ft × 150 ft (2,134 m × 46 m)
Runway 11R/29L: 8,408 ft × 75 ft (2,563 m × 23 m) (closed permanently)

The terminal has three concourses: Concourse A has nine gates, A1 through A9, Concourse B has eleven gates, B1 through B11. Concourse C is in a separate building west of the main terminal and has one gate, C1.