FlyTampa’s Toronto scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator has been updated to version 1.2, optimized for World Update Canada. The update focuses on terrain fixes, including the removal of CGL aerial imagery, and adds new features like the Skyservice Hangar, Terminal, and the “UP” train with its terminal. Various structural additions have been made, such as the 737 fire training area, surface movement radar, and SE area buildings. Several important aviation-related details were improved, like the replacement of VOR models, new 3D localizer equipment, and updated ground markings, including centerline hold short dashed lines.
Other enhancements include runway resurfacing for 15L-33R, adjusting runway TDZL for real-world accuracy, and adding starting positions for previously missing runways. Apron road traffic was improved, and changes to the airport layout include the demolition of a hangar in the north and a power plant in the northwest. The update also brings cosmetic improvements, like the addition of the World Fuel logo, missing antenna lights, and the removal of Aviat logos. SimMarket customers can get the latest version through the FlyTampa Universal installer.
Changelog v1.2 :
- Optimized for World-Update-Canada
- Fixed terrain
- Removed CGL Aerial
- Added Skyservice Hanger and Terminal
- Added “UP” Train and Terminal
- Added 737 fire training
- Added Surface Movement Radar
- Replaced VOR models
- Added 3D localizes
- Added SE area buildings
- Fixed deicing S/C/N labels
- Added centerline hold short dashed markings
- Updated ground markings
- Added missing antenna lights
- Added World Fuel Logo
- Removed Aviat Logos
- Resurfaced Runway 15L-33R
- Adjusted runway TDZL to real world
- Added starting positions to missing runways
- Improved apron road traffic
- Demolished Hanger (North)
- Demolished Power Plant (NW)
- Added container parking (NW)