Good old airports

[Guest jacilore]

Hello all:I have just duplicated my FS in two folders:1) has a direct access from my desktop which is called FS9 NEW and in its folders thaera are nowadays aircraft, sceneries and traffic2) the other one starts with a FS9-OLD TIMES icon and has the 70's aircraft and traffic, and a couple of that time sceneries.What I wanted to ask you is if you know some good versions of old-times (mainly 50's, 60's and 70's), airports in avsim or in any other pages to "build" my FS9-OLD TIMES Flight Simulator. (By the way, I can tell you it's fantastic to have FSO partitioned that way. And very easy, but if you would like to know just ask me)P.S.: I do know calcassic.com, and I think it's a wonderful page, but I would like to find other aiports, espcially in Europethanks.Jacilore

[Guest thedoggg]

Sorry, only know of Cal classics. Godenwings is the other but different time period. How exactly do you duplicate FS9? Sounds interesting?Regards, Carlos

[Guest jacilore]

Hello Carlos:For having two versions of FS9 you only have to copy the FS9 folder with another name (normally both under Microsoft Games) and then choose the sceneries and aircraft you want to keep in each folder.Apart from that I have created a direct access from my desktop to access to the fs9.exe file of each folder. One I have called it FS9-NEW and the other FS9 OLD-TIMES and that's it.So now, when I install an aircraft, scenery or traffic I always have to select in which scnery to install it, but that's worth it.RegardsJacilore

[tgibson 11]

Hi,The only classic European airport I know about is EDDF 1961, avaailable here and on my page. I hope someone will produce more soon!Take care,--Tom GibsonCal Classic Propliner Page: http://www.calclassic.comFreeflight Design Shop: http://www.freeflightdesign.comDrop by! ___x_x_(")_x_x___

[Guest thedoggg]

Thanks, I think I have a new project. I will call it FS9Retro.Regards, Carlos