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KTEX Telluride Regional Airport Released

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I fly over this place quite often; such a great place! 


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I fly over this place quite often; such a great place! 

 

And the video of that Chris   :wink:


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And the video of that Chris   :wink:

I'll actually be heading to Alamosa from Denver tomorrow, which goes right over it. I'll try and snag a video or some pics of it!


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I'll actually be heading to Alamosa from Denver tomorrow, which goes right over it. I'll try and snag a video or some pics of it!

 

Awesome - sounds great - be safe Chris


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I used to live in Telluride and flew there many times after moving to Denver. From the screenshots it looks like ORBX did an excellent job on the surrounding scenery. I will not be able to hold out for a sale to purchase this scenery!  :lol:

 

A little Trivia on the airport. It is located on a plateau that is at the convergence of 3 valleys, the upstream drainages from Telluride and Ophir, and the combined downstream drainage of the San Miguel river. When the wind is blowing down the canyons and gusting it switches direction rapidly. The runway has numerous windsocks along it as the wind can be blowing hard at each end, but in opposite directions. Commercial flights are often diverted to Montrose, 90 miles away, due to this.  The runway looks like it is longer than it needs to be, but when the wind is blowing you need a good airspeed margin.

 

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  Texan into KTEX. Sounds like it fits :)

 

In X-Plane it is quite sloped even with a mesh , how is the real airport runway?

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It`s not that Good, just kidding, wow fantastic High Altitude hub for the CJ2 with Ray`s Livery.

 

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  Texan into KTEX. Sounds like it fits :)

 

In X-Plane it is quite sloped even with a mesh , how is the real airport runway?

Before 2009 KTEx had a significant sloped runway, but they straightened it and now it is much less prominent. FTX modelled it therefore without a slope. So your X-plane  version might represent a pre-2009 state. You can see a nice comparison picture here in reply 34.

 

http://www.orbxsystems.com/forum/topic/111897-flying-high-introducing-telluride-regional-airport/


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I'll actually be heading to Alamosa from Denver tomorrow, which goes right over it. I'll try and snag a video or some pics of it!

Taking the scenic route I'm guessing since Telluride isn't remotely close to going right over it on the way to Denver.


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Taking the scenic route I'm guessing since Telluride isn't remotely close to going right over it on the way to Denver.

Ah, yes. I was thinking of Cortez


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