Guadalajara International Airport (MMGL) was built in 1966 and is located 17 kilometers south of Guadalajara, in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. It is the third busiest airport in Mexico, only after Mexico City and Cancun. In terms of cargo flights Guadalajara is the second busiest airport in Mexico. It has two runways and one main terminal, serving domestic and international flights. Guadalajara International Airport is also named "Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla" in honor of Mexico's Independence hero.

SCENERY DESCRIPTION

• glTF native PBR Models.
• Detailed hangars and terminal buildings with interiors that stay dry during the rain.
• Beautifully polished interior floor in the main terminal.
• Dynamic lighting.
• Highly detailed ground surfaces.
• Precise AFD system (AFCAD).
• Native volumetric grass and vegetation.
• Native windsocks and taxisigns.
• Native landing, runway, and taxiway lighting.
• Static aircraft and vehicles.
• Animated radar facilities and wigwag lights.
• Navigation systems facilities and antennas.
• Gas station, car rental, food stores and supermarkets.
• Native jetways.
• Illuminated beacon at the top of the control tower.