A new Microsoft Flight Simulator add-on removes airport ground services across the simulator. The package is aimed particularly at General Aviation flying, where default ground handling options can feel out of place at small airfields, remote strips and bush locations.
The add-on’s purpose is straightforward: it removes ground service availability from airports throughout the sim. That means users looking for a less serviced environment at smaller locations can reduce a layer of automation and visual activity that may not fit the type of flying they prefer.
The product is seen as an immersion-focused option rather than a broad systems overhaul. In practical terms, it is intended for simmers who want airports to feel less like fully equipped hubs and more like lightly serviced or unstaffed locations, especially when operating lighter aircraft on local or regional flights.
It is available at Flightsim.to here: https://flightsim.to/news/new-add-on-removes-ground-services-from-all-airports.
