Hello Ground Crew!
We have just established cooperation with one of the largest aircraft manufacturers in the world - Airbus. That aerospace corporation, thanks to the sharing of the license, will give us the opportunity to put 3D models of its most recognizable machines in AirportSim!
- “Enthusiasts of simulation games, mostly those who are also fans of aviation, pay great attention to realism. It is important for them to maintain the impression that the action they perform in the game is as close as possible to the one undertaken by specialists in the real world. The sense of realism in this type of game is also achieved by the implementation of licensed equipment. That's why we are convinced that one of the most popular aircraft brands in the world is exactly what our audience is looking for" - says MS Games CEO Mateusz Stabryła.
The planes will be recreated with extreme precision. When creating models of machines, we rely not only on photos and technical drawings, but also regularly visit airports, production facilities and other aviation-related sites. Thanks to this, our team is able to get to know every detail of the airplanes, which are later recreated in AirportSim.
Airbus is one of the world's leading airplane manufacturers. Their machines travel around the world every day transporting hundreds of thousands of people. Airbus planes are also incredibly popular among aviation enthusiasts. They have their own fan clubs, online forums, social media groups… even convents where enthusiasts can exchange observations and feelings they have about these sky giants. Thanks to the AirportSim game, there will be another opportunity to interact with these machines, this time in the virtual world. Players will be able to see various models of Airbus aircraft from all sides, and additionally take care of their servicing like baggage loading or refueling, among other things.
Some interesting information about Airbus:
- The Airbus Industry Consortium was officially founded in 1970
- Airbus' product line began with the A300, the world's first twin-engine wide-body aircraft. Its shorter version is known as the A310.
- The flight of Airbus' first production aircraft, the A300, took place on October 28, 1972, in Toulouse.
- Airbus provided spare parts and servicing for Concorde aircraft until they ceased flying in 2003
- The electricity generated by the two A320 engines is enough to power 30 apartments.
- The first A320 model was flown in 1987
- A320 accelerates from 0 to 200 km/h in 20 seconds
- The maximum speed of the Airbus A320 is about 871km/h.
