Our approach
We want every customer to see for themselves that our airports are accurate, and to be part of improving them. This is what we actually do.
1. Reality is the reference
Every element is designed from real photos and video of the airport, then compared with them from the same angle, side by side. Our rule: anything under 95% match doesn't go into the airport. We score shape, dimensions, colours and materials, and detail.
2. Everything is our own design
No default simulator objects and no third-party libraries. Buildings, jetways, cars, people, vehicles and lighting are all built from scratch, and shared across our airports through the IGTEI Airport Library, so every airport gets the same quality.
3. Performance that's measured, not promised
Every airport is tested on a modest PC: a GTX 1660 SUPER with 6 GB, at 1080p. We only publish numbers we have actually measured. Traffic and people are adjustable (Off / Low / Medium / High), so it runs on any machine.
4. Honest naming
We use the airport's ICAO code and a descriptive name, and we don't use official logos or claim any affiliation. IGTEI is an independent studio.
5. Customers shape the updates
Every owner can send a note or a suggestion for the next update. Each update ships with a clear changelog, including a "Suggested by our customers" section that credits the person behind the idea, if they agree.
Suggest an improvement6. Full transparency
Each airport has a public roadmap: done, in progress, and next. We admit problems and fix them quickly, and we say which version fixed what. Product pages describe only what's actually there.
Our own work, in the sim
All images below are from our own scenery in X-Plane 12.
