Brazil Land Games has recently released an upgraded rendition of their Rio Branco International Airport (SBRB) for Microsoft Flight Simulator, serving Rio Branco, Acre, Brazil, with a yearly average of 300,000 passengers.
It was inaugurated 24 years ago, replacing Rio Branco’s previous main airport, whose area was not government-owned and judicially given back to its rightful owner, meaning they had to start from scratch on another piece of land.
It was expanded for the first time in 2014, bringing the passenger handling capabilities up to 2,4 million passengers yearly.
Azul, GOL, and LATAM serve it regularly with flights to their hubs.
The scenery features an accurate rendition of the airport, with custom ground textures, true-to-life landside, custom ground clutter, custom ground service equipment, and more.
It’s available in their store for roughly $6.
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