For virtual pilots tired of flying the same old European hops or flat US interstates, the search for the perfect "diamond in the rough" destination never ends. Located east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, is a volcanic masterpiece. It is arguably the most challenging and visually stunning short-haul destination you can add to Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) and Lockheed Martin Prepar3D (P3D).
provides a highly detailed rendition of Roland Garros Airport (FMEE) . The developers have included:
The FSDG scenery for P3D features a new 3D lights technology, but dynamic lighting can be performance-intensive. The MSFS version uses the simulator's native volumetric lighting system for a smoother and more realistic result. fsx p3d aerosoft fsdg reunion island fmee best
The scenery includes numerous, smaller details such as bridges, military installations, antennas, solar fields, and even paragliders. 4. Performance and Compatibility
: While originally built for FSX, it has been updated to support Prepar3D versions up to v5, utilizing newer engine features for better light and shadow. simMarket: FSDG - REUNION FMEE MSFS24/20 For virtual pilots tired of flying the same
Some older freeware options exist, but none offer the quality, full-island coverage, and performance of these payware add-ons. One notable freeware option is Greg Putz's Roland Garros airport scenery for FSX/P3D, which focuses solely on the airport.
For years, Réunion Island was a "black hole" in the flight simulation world—a stunningly beautiful real-world location that was represented by default, flat, generic textures. FSDG, known for their high-quality African and Indian Ocean sceneries, filled this gap magnificently. provides a highly detailed rendition of Roland Garros
Buildings, runway textures, and tarmac surfaces are crisp and accurate.