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| Aerosoft Product | Works with FSDG FMEE? | Notes | |----------------|----------------------|-------| | Aerosoft Airbus A318/319/320/321 | ✅ Yes | No conflicts. Perfect for short-hauls from MRU, TNR, RUN. | | Aerosoft Twin Otter | ✅ Yes | Ideal for island hops (St. Denis to Pierrefonds FMEP). | | Aerosoft F-14 / F-16 | ✅ Yes | No scenery conflicts. | | Aerosoft’s Reunion X (if exists?) | ❌ N/A | No such product. Aerosoft doesn’t make Reunion scenery. | | Aerosoft’s Maldives X / Antarctica X | ✅ Yes | Separate regions, no overlap. |
Fully compatible with FSX Service Pack 2, Acceleration, and FSX: Steam Edition.
In the vast world of flight simulation, the pursuit of fidelity is a never-ending journey. For pilots confined to their desks, the magic lies not just in flying a complex airliner, but in the sensation of being somewhere —of conquering challenging terrain and experiencing the unique atmosphere of a distant corner of the globe. Few locations capture this spirit of adventure quite like Réunion Island (FMEE), a French overseas department nestled in the Indian Ocean. The quest to render this volcanic paradise accurately within Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) and Lockheed Martin’s Prepar3D (P3D) has been championed by two notable developers: Aerosoft and FSDG (Flight Sim Development Group). Their respective works represent a microcosm of the broader evolution from FSX to P3D, highlighting a shift from global coverage to boutique, high-fidelity regional experiences. fsx p3d aerosoft fsdg reunion island fmee
: Night lighting uses 3D light technology designed for long-range visibility and realistic environmental effects.
Réunion Island, an overseas department of France nestled in the Indian Ocean east of Madagascar, represents one of the most visually spectacular and aerodynamically challenging environments for flight simulation. When flight simulation developers Aerosoft and FlightSim Development Group (FSDG) collaborated to bring "Reunion Island" and its primary hub, Roland Garros Airport (FMEE), to Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) and Lockheed Martin’s Prepar3D (P3D), they delivered a benchmark scenery package. This add-on masterfully blends highly detailed airport modeling with expansive, photorealistic island terrain. | Aerosoft Product | Works with FSDG FMEE
The legacy of these sceneries extends beyond mere polygons and textures. They serve as digital time capsules. For those who flew the Aerosoft version in FSX, the memory is one of achievement —struggling against an unstable simulator to land an A320 on a narrow strip of asphalt while the frame rate dipped dangerously low. For the P3D user with FSDG’s version, the memory is one of immersion —smoothly descending through scattered cumulus clouds, watching the turquoise lagoon appear beneath the wing, and taxiing to a gate surrounded by high-definition ground crews. Both experiences are valid, and both honor the spirit of the real FMEE, an airport famous for its "carrousels" (high-speed turns to align with the runway) due to the imposing mountain barrier.
The scenery for FSX and Prepar3D (P3D) , published by Aerosoft | | Aerosoft Twin Otter | ✅ Yes
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When ported into Prepar3D (especially versions 4 and 5), the scenery takes advantage of a native 64-bit architecture and DirectX 11/12 rendering. In P3D, the package benefits from:
