May 25, 201115 yr Commercial Member My vote would be either:KTUS - Tucson Intlor KABQ - Albuquerque Intl SunportNo developer has even had a try at these two airports. BTW, i'm sure Ryan (TABS) would be happy if you did either of these.Sean CampbellWould love to see someone try Tucson, it's a cool little airport with probably the most distinctive tower in the US:Another great suggestion would be KBUR - Burbank, CA. Served almost exclusively by Southwest 737s and the airport has a ton of character. Ryan MaziarzFor fastest support, please submit a ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com
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May 25, 201115 yr Author Would love to see someone try Tucson, it's a cool little airport with probably the most distinctive tower in the US:Another great suggestion would be KBUR - Burbank, CA. Served almost exclusively by Southwest 737s and the airport has a ton of character.I prefer Burbank over Tucson. I'll see how much resources are available online. Sagga Toure
May 25, 201115 yr Pearson Intl (CYYZ). It's the biggest airport in Canada, and I have still yet to come across proper scenery for this :( Cameron Caldwell CPL (A) King Air 200 Pilot
May 25, 201115 yr Author Pearson Intl (CYYZ). It's the biggest airport in Canada, and I have still yet to come across proper scenery for this :(It would be interesting to see Orbx make that one :(. I think I'm gonna stick with one or max two runways for now because my work plan is for 3 months. And I'm one designer... Sagga Toure
May 25, 201115 yr Moderator Would love to see someone try Tucson, it's a cool little airport with probably the most distinctive tower in the US:Brings special memories since that's the airport where I started my flight training back in the 80's at Double Eagle Aviation and Hudgin Air Service, both of which I dont even think exist any longer. I remember one of the flight instructors got permission to take me up to the top of the tower and it was pretty cool to see what goes on, especially when your only 14 yrs old. Did many flights out to the west near Ryan Field and south to Green Valley. I used to love being over on 11R holding short of 11L and seeing the AZ ANG F-16 taking off and going about their business, they were also still flying the A-7's at that time. It was a really neat little airport to take lessons due to the ANG presence and the airliners all in one place.I prefer Burbank over Tucson. I'll see how much resources are available online.I'll buy you a copy of the NGX if you do a good to great version of KTUS :-)Sean Campbell Avsim Board of Directors | Avsim Forums Moderator
May 25, 201115 yr LEMG Malaga, Spain.Its my nearest airport, recently just became international. However the 2nd runway is still being built and a lot of development is still being done,I know thats why most developers are not really focusing on it for now. But it would be great if we could get a better version than the default fsx version. Mark Fernandez
May 25, 201115 yr Author Brings special memories since that's the airport where I started my flight training back in the 80's at Double Eagle Aviation and Hudgin Air Service, both of which I dont even think exist any longer. I remember one of the flight instructors got permission to take me up to the top of the tower and it was pretty cool to see what goes on, especially when your only 14 yrs old. Did many flights out to the west near Ryan Field and south to Green Valley. I used to love being over on 11R holding short of 11L and seeing the AZ ANG F-16 taking off and going about their business, they were also still flying the A-7's at that time. It was a really neat little airport to take lessons due to the ANG presence and the airliners all in one place.I'll buy you a copy of the NGX if you do a good to great version of KTUS :-)Sean CampbellSounds good :(. As I said on another thread the only thing that can hold me from making a great scenery is a lack of resources to make good textures and exact building design if you know what I mean. It's hard to guess with one picture and google earth only! Sagga Toure
May 25, 201115 yr What about London City airport? Does it has any payware scenery?London City (EGLC) is included in Aerosoft's VFR London X.Some interesting airports I would like to see in the Nordics are:ESGG - Gothenburg Landvetter (Sweden)ENZV - Stanvanger Sola (Norway)EFHK - Helsinki Vantaa (Finland)ESMS - Malmö Sturup (Sweden) Anders "Ernst" Gidlund Scandinavian VA - SAS1558 Uppsala, Sweden (ESSA/Stockholm Arlanda) PMDG 747-400X owner! | PMDG 737 NGX owner! Core i5 760 2,80 GHz | 8 GB RAM DDR III 1333 MHz | 2x XFX Radeon HD5770 - CrossFired | TrackIR 5 | Saitek Pro Flight Yoke, Rudder pedals and TQ
May 25, 201115 yr Author ESGG - Gothenburg Landvetter (Sweden)Looks nice too. I put it on my list of possible projects! Sagga Toure
May 25, 201115 yr How about EGTK? It's the place to be if you're training to become an airline pilot and it's also 10 minutes away from me :) Gavin Price
May 25, 201115 yr Moderator Sounds good :(. As I said on another thread the only thing that can hold me from making a great scenery is a lack of resources to make good textures and exact building design if you know what I mean. It's hard to guess with one picture and google earth only!You might be able to get some pics from airliners.net, flickr, and other sources like that. You can also get some good looks from various positions using Bing Maps Birds Eye view, like the pic below and you can rotate and zoom in.Too bad I dont live in Tucson still or I would be able to get you a bunch of pics.Sean Campbell Avsim Board of Directors | Avsim Forums Moderator
May 25, 201115 yr Author You might be able to get some pics from airliners.net, flickr, and other sources like that. You can also get some good looks from various positions using Bing Maps Birds Eye view, like the pic below and you can rotate and zoom in.Too bad I dont live in Tucson still or I would be able to get you a bunch of pics.Sean CampbellI'll see those sources. Too bad my cross country flight will not go around that area too.The bird eye view (I forgot about that) gave me what I needed. I'll choose this airport for now! :( Edited May 25, 201115 yr by Devinci Sagga Toure
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