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Any orbx freeware airports large enough for 737s?

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I use the PMDG 737-600 or -700 for short fields. You may have to reduce the load and fuel depending on runway length, temps, etc.

 

Many Orbx airports support 737's that I buy.....in fact, that is an important criteria for me.

 

Bill Clark

Windows 10 Pro, Ver 21H2

CPU I5-8600K 5.0GHz, GPU Nvidia RTX 3090 VRAM 24GB

Gigabyte Z370 Gaming 7, 2TB M2.NVMe, RAM 32GB

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Thanks guys for all the suggestions!

 

Maybe one day in the future orbx will make a large American international airport

Greg Smith

I've got the US and Europe Freeware packs but I'd only checked them out briefly in GA Planes. I honestly didn't think they would have long enough runways for the 737-800 but this thread got me to input the airports into TOPCAT just to quickly get the runway lengths to see what came up and I was pleasantly surprised!

 

I've only done the European ones so far from https://www.fullterrain.com/freeware/global

Assuming a Take off weight of 62000 KG here are the airports that have a runway length of at least ~2000 m

 

eblg (2340m/3690m)
ebzr (2980m)
edcp (2400m)
 
esnn (1950m) (barely!)
esnq (2502m)
 
ldsp (2550m)
lfaq (2200m)
lfcr (2040m)
lfmk (2050m/800m)
 
lfmu (2000m)
lfrg (2550m)
lgio (2402m)
lgkf (2430m)
lgkv (3000m/3000m)
lgpz (2871m/2813m)
lgza (2228m)
limp (2122m)
lirz (2199m)
 
So out of the 58 airports in the pack, you can take off in the 737-800 from 18 of them! That's pretty good value for money... ;)

Neil Andrews.

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