Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport KMSY is located to the west of the city next to the Mississippi river. The airport serves many destinations in North America, Central America and Europe. In November 2019 the new terminal for this airport was opened and is one of the most modern airport terminals in North America.
• Hand made and detailed PBR ground markings and textures according to the most recent airport situation
• Hand made, realistic terminals with interiors, cargo buildings airport buildings using MSFS PBR materials.
• Realistic airport lighting.
• Taxiways, aprons, runways sloped using the native MSFS system.
• Custom made bridges that cross the Mississippi.
• Optimized for performance to be used on most types of systems.
• Customized and enhanced jetways.
• Accurate airport gate/parking to current real-world airport layout.
• Hand made and detailed PBR ground markings and textures according to the most recent airport situation
• Hand made, realistic terminals with interiors, cargo buildings airport buildings using MSFS PBR materials.
• Realistic airport lighting.
• Taxiways, aprons, runways sloped using the native MSFS system.
• Custom made bridges that cross the Mississippi.
• Optimized for performance to be used on most types of systems.
• Customized and enhanced jetways.
• Accurate airport gate/parking to current real-world airport layout.
Available since
2021-02-11
Supported Simulators
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024
Version
v1.0.5
Supported Operating System
Windows
Installation Method
Contrail App
Download Size
688.7 MB
Installation Size
1.55 GB
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Review by Vonknauss
of
v1.0.5
Not up to modern msfs standards, jetway and runway orientation issues and no GSX support like for example Pyreegue has for their airports. This needs a new version asap free of cost for us who bought this mediocre scenery.
Review by Larry Hickerson
of v1.0.0 | current version is v1.0.5
Another gem by LVFR. Approaches and departures are eye poppers.
Review by EnriqueO
of v1.0.2 | current version is v1.0.5
Very nice rendition of NOLA. Unfortunately still has the old terminal active and I always get taxing to terminal D. It seems that the new concourse gate positions are not coded into the new airport
Review by John Kramer
of v1.0.5
I like having the new terminal. I would like to see parking spaces in the space next to the new terminal. There is none there and that's a lot of space. And give them I.E. N parking or NW parking so you can pick the area you want to taxi to.
Review by Michael
of v1.0.0 | current version is v1.0.5
Thank you LVFR for producing wonderful scenery! Please keep doing what you do best!
Thank you again
Thank you again
Review by Papa Golf
of
v1.0.5
I really appreciated getting a discount from Latin VFR to "upgrade" from the P3D version of KMSY to this MSFS 2020 version. However, after 2 years of no updates, the airport now looks pretty basic when compared with current MSFS airports. For me, the main issue is the "new" terminal at KMSY is all glass and yet it's modelled as virtually opaque. The night lighting at the terminal doesn't improve this. I really hope Latin VFR release a new version that better showcases what they and MSFS 2020 are capable of.
Review by Anonymous
of
v1.0.5
Love this scenery, but LVFR has not updated it since mid-2021. Many updates needed. Bridges conflict with better Asobo bridges, terminal D has been closed for years but AI traffic still shows there, etc. So, scenery good....support, not so good.
Review by I love my home town airport
of v1.0.0 | current version is v1.0.5
Wish we could get runway 29 when wind is 270 degrees or better or is that FS20.
Review by anthony richardson
of v1.0.0 | current version is v1.0.5
there is a issue with the run and the routes to get to the runwayitor:
Reply by LatinVFR
This issue has been fixed with version v1.01 of KMSY
Review by Chris
of
v1.0.5
Love the new terminal! But is it possible to remove the Mississippi River Bridges since the recent World Update added them as photogrammetry?