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Aircraft models, cockpits, liveries and bot traffic.

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View from the car park roof along the runway with a jet taxiing on the taxiway.
Aircraft
Fix · 3 October 2026

Fix: Buildings and Vehicles Clear of Aircraft

Fly Kai Tak apron fix: aircraft no longer overlap the car park, the fire station or service vehicles, which now wait out of sight until their aircraft docks.

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Two airliners overlapping on the apron with black smoke rising from the contact.
Aircraft
Feature · 3 October 2026

New: Aircraft Collisions and Damage

Fly Kai Tak aircraft now have collision detection: ground traffic avoids each other, and a collision shows broken wings, scorch marks, smoke and fire.

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Aircraft parked nose-in at the terminal jet bridges, with a 747 being pushed back at the left.
Aircraft
New · 3 October 2026

New: jet bridges and pushback tugs at the Kai Tak terminal

Fly Kai Tak adds jet bridges to the Kai Tak terminal. Aircraft taxi in and dock at them, and pushback tugs push each departure back and turn it toward the runway.

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Side view of a 747-400 on the runway with a low upper-deck hump sloping gently back into the roof.
Aircraft
Fix · 3 October 2026

Fix: the 747 upper-deck hump now has the right shape

The 747-400 upper-deck hump in Fly Kai Tak was too tall and narrow. It is now lower and wider with a long shallow slope into the roof, like the real 747.

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A 747-400 seen from ahead and below, with its upper deck rising behind the nose and the windscreen set into the skin.
Aircraft
Update · 3 October 2026

Redrawn aircraft: embedded cockpits and real winglets

Fly Kai Tak update: the 747-400, 777-200, A330-300 and A340-300 are redrawn with embedded cockpit glass, swept winglets and tapered wings.

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Spectator view from the car park roof: a white jet with a dark green tail on the apron, another aircraft on the runway, and the Kowloon skyline and hills beyond.
Aircraft
History · 3 October 2026

The airlines and aircraft of Kai Tak

A guide to the airlines and aircraft types at Kai Tak in the 1990s: Cathay Pacific, Dragonair, Qantas, BA, Singapore, Thai and JAL, with brief histories.

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A 747 seen from behind in a right turn over Kowloon City, with its right wing lower than the left.
Aircraft
Fix · 3 October 2026

Other aircraft now bank the right way

Fly Kai Tak fix: other aircraft were drawn banking the wrong way in turns. Arrivals and departures now dip the inside wing, as real jets do.

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