HEMSOB Pack Hungary by LHSimulations

Step into the world of Hungarian air rescue operations with the HEMSOB Pack Hungary - a scenery collection of highly realistic HEMSOBs.

This pack features three fully detailed bases:

Budaörs (LH10) - the main HEMS base in Hungary, located just west of Budapest. Balatonfüred (LH20) - covering the Lake Balaton region, one of Hungary's busiest tourist areas. Marcali (LH30) - providing coverage for the southwestern region of the country.

The acronym HEMSOB stands for Helicopter Emergency Medical Service Operational Base – specialized facilities from which medical helicopters operate, providing rapid response across the country. The pack was developed with the cooperation of the Hungarian Air Ambulance Nonprofit Ltd., resulting in a highly authentic representation of the real-world bases. These are the actual facilities used by Hungary’s HEMS service, operated with Airbus EC135 helicopters.

Key Features:

• Three highly detailed HEMSOBs, each with realistic building layouts, ground textures, and surrounding scenery.
• Realistic helipads and hangars, complete with ambient details such as fencing, parked vehicles, lighting, and weathering.
• COM1 128.15 MHz-controlled hangar doors: set your COM1 frequency to 128.15 MHz to automatically open hangar doors (*)
• Custom 3D assets and PBR materials for a lifelike visual experience.
• Designed for optimal performance, ensuring smooth operation across a wide range of systems.
• Seamlessly integrated into the MSFS environment, fully compatible with photogrammetry and other add-ons.

Whether you're planning HEMS scenarios, training flights, or exploring low-level VFR routes across Hungary, the HEMSOB Pack Hungary adds operational depth and realism to your helicopter flying.

Created by LHSimulations, with support from the professionals of the Hungarian Air Ambulance Nonprofit Ltd., this pack is a tribute to real-life emergency services and a must-have for rotorcraft pilots in Microsoft Flight Simulator.

(*) The moving dolly, hangar doors, and door animations use undocumented methods not officially supported by MSFS. Their operation is not guaranteed and may be affected by future simulator updates.