Tioman Airport ( ICAO code : WMBT ), also known as Pulau Tioman Airport, serves Tioman Island, a pearl in the South China Sea, just off the Malaysian Coast and around 150 km north of Singapore. Peaceful and idyllic ... one would think. When it comes to flying into Tioman, however, things get interesting... very interesting!

Forbes lists this airport as being among one of the most dangerous in the world. This is due to the very unique Checkerboard approach, which gives the pilot flying the approach visual guidance towards the airport and the final turn to Runway 20. Once the pilot has committed to land his aircraft on Runway 20, there is no possibility of performing a go-around due to the steep terrain surrounding the airport, particularly the high rise in terrain elevation at the end of Runway 20. This makes the approach into Tioman Airport inherently dangerous!

FEATURES

• 136 km² hand-crafted photoreal satellite imagery covering the entire span of Tioman Island
• Ultra immersive and realistic coastline reefs and water
• Custom designed airport buildings and surroundings
• High resolution textures
• Accurate depiction of island structures and resorts
• Custom crafted mesh to accurately represent the mountainous terrain around the airport
• Zeit-Dynamic scenery features create a unique and ever-changing airport environment
• No margin for error on landing, the airport features a no-go-around approach