iniBuilds provides A380 dev report, scenery overview, and teases Global 6000
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iniBuilds has released a comprehensive development update covering three major areas: the A380 project is in full production with rebuilt systems, CFD support, and third-party integrations (Hoppie, SayIntentions, NaviGraph, SimBrief); their scenery division continues releasing detailed airports (Liverpool, Zakynthos, London City) with Chicago O'Hare coming soon and a free Dubai v2 upgrade; and the company has teased a Bombardier Global 6000 business jet as a future product. The report arrives ahead of FSExpo announcements.
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A big iniBuilds update has just arrived hours ahead of the FSExpo produce announcements. In it we learn what they are up to with the A380, how their scenery development is coming along, and we get a tease of a future product: the Global 6000.
How’s the Super Jumbo doing?
The latest major airliner project is taking shape at iniBuilds with development of the A380 now in full swing. A full development report talks about the various features of the aircraft including a rebuilt EFB system with a new structure, full support for the latest CFD flight model system improvements in MSFS 2024, support for Engine Alliance GP7200 and Rolls-Royce Trent 900 powered variants, a comprehensive systems model including ECAM, fly-by-write modeling, step climbs, and more.
Support will be built in for various third party systems including Hoppie, SayIntentions, NaviGraph, SimBrief and support for CPDLC and ACARS functionality.
There’s also the usual mentions of detailed soundscape, complex interiors with systems management, as well as the ability to do multi-jet-bridge interactions with supported scenery.
You can see some of the cockpit details in this video.
There’s another video featuring the interior and the rear staircase.
Global 6000 teased
If you’re wondering what iniBuilds plans to do after the launch of the A380, it sounds like they are gearing up to do some business jets and the teaser image, featuring the registration HB-JFX points to a Swiss owned Bombardier Global 6000.
To date, most business jets have been more regionally oriented offerings and we’ve not yet gotten into the truly intercontinental business jet market. Certainly nothing in the Bombardier Global range… until now. Should be interesting.
Scenery news: London City, Dubai, more
iniBuilds is maintaining their characteristically busy scenery development process with lots of recent releases including Liverpool John Lennon Airport, Zakynthos Airport and London City Airport.
Coming soon is Chicago O’Hare International Airport (KORD) with plenty of details paid to the interior and exterior of one of the busiest airports in the world.
Meanwhile, Dubai International Airport is receiving a V2 upgrade which they will be making available for free.
Rather than being a simple refresh, our goal with V2 is to revisit one of our most popular airports and bring it up to the standards of our latest-generation scenery projects. This includes improvements across modelling, texturing, interiors, ground…
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