Speaking of gate functionality, the airport includes working VDGS (Visual Docking Guidance System) using the plugin by Nool, and the jetways even have audio when they are in motion, which is a nice immersion-enhancing touch.

It's nice to see that developers have started to pay attention to this kind of detail now that AI traffic add-ons have become very accessible and widespread. It's challenging to be 100% positive, but according to my observation, different airlines park pretty much where you'd expect them to. It appears that the gates have been set with the correct airline codes. It's not a massive problem, but there's room for improvement. This is usually a sign of a small issue with the setup of some of the ramps.

It appears that occasionally aircraft that are set for departure fail to push back and simply remain at the gate. The airport works usually well with the AI, with aircraft landing and finding their way around the aprons and taxiways perfectly fine. Incidentally, the screenshots you'll see in this review have been snapped with a mix of FSLTL and FS Traffic AI models handled with FSLTL's injector.

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