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Version V1.0
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I am excited to offer this freeware version of KCLT Charlotte Douglas International Airport created in World Editor for X-Plane 10. Charlotte Douglas is the 24th Busiest airport in the world by passenger traffic and serves as US Airways largest hub. In 2010, Charlotte was dubbed 10th busiest airport in the world by number of Aircraft Movements. This file was created in WED 1.2 and uses the lego brick system utilized by X-Plane 10. Please download OpensceneryX for static aircraft and objects to display. The next update will include cleaning up the airport taxi signs. TURN ON HDR!!! Leave me a comment! TO INSTALL: Simply drop the KCLT Folder into your custom scenery folder and go fly! -
File Name: KPUW - Pullman Moscow Regional Airport File Submitter: sichars1968 File Submitted: 12 Oct 2013 File Category: DSF Scenery Packages X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 KPUW - Pullman Moscow Regional Airport Washington state Another airport for the state of Washington, serving Pullman, Washington and Moscow, Idaho. The airport is primarily a Ga facility although there are scheduled flights to Seattle by Horizon Air Dash 8 Q400's on behalf of Alaska Airlines. With universities in both Pullman and Moscow there are a number of charter jet operations transporting intercollegiate sports teams. The scenery requires:- OpenSceneryX RU Scenery It includes the excellent weathered shoulder edges for taxiways and runways from andyw248 http://forums.x-plan...&showfile=18192(these files are included in the package) The screenshots also show the following enhancements Runway textures from FlyJSim http://forums.x-plan...&showfile=16270 Replacement day/night lighting from chris k http://forums.x-pilo...r-x-plane-1020/ Wide taxiway marking library replacement also from chris k http://forums.x-pilo...ry-replacement/ These three files will need to be downloaded from these links to take advantage of them. Thanks to all these people for their excellent enhancements. Click here to download this file
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Version Version 1.0
84 downloads
KPUW - Pullman Moscow Regional Airport Washington state Another airport for the state of Washington, serving Pullman, Washington and Moscow, Idaho. The airport is primarily a Ga facility although there are scheduled flights to Seattle by Horizon Air Dash 8 Q400's on behalf of Alaska Airlines. With universities in both Pullman and Moscow there are a number of charter jet operations transporting intercollegiate sports teams. The scenery requires:- OpenSceneryX RU Scenery It includes the excellent weathered shoulder edges for taxiways and runways from andyw248 http://forums.x-plan...&showfile=18192(these files are included in the package) The screenshots also show the following enhancements Runway textures from FlyJSim http://forums.x-plan...&showfile=16270 Replacement day/night lighting from chris k http://forums.x-pilo...r-x-plane-1020/ Wide taxiway marking library replacement also from chris k http://forums.x-pilo...ry-replacement/ These three files will need to be downloaded from these links to take advantage of them. Thanks to all these people for their excellent enhancements. -
File Name: KCLT Charlotte Douglas International Airport File Submitter: fletcherj File Submitted: 24 Nov 2012 File Category: DSF Scenery Packages X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 I am excited to offer this freeware version of KCLT Charlotte Douglas International Airport created in World Editor for X-Plane 10. Charlotte Douglas is the 24th Busiest airport in the world by passenger traffic and serves as US Airways largest hub. In 2010, Charlotte was dubbed 10th busiest airport in the world by number of Aircraft Movements. This file was created in WED 1.2 and uses the lego brick system utilized by X-Plane 10. Please download OpensceneryX for static aircraft and objects to display. The next update will include cleaning up the airport taxi signs. TURN ON HDR!!! Leave me a comment! TO INSTALL: Simply drop the KCLT Folder into your custom scenery folder and go fly! Click here to download this file
