I have a small collection of addons with most of them being payware...100+. Since I fly strictly small GA now, I wanted to come up with a way to determine where I fly while at the same time help keep a list of the airports I have added. I fly using OnAir having come from the FSE days and use OA and their feature to provide jobs by building FBOs and set the gate to create jobs going to other FBOs I own within a certain range. To do so I created a few different companies by just naming the FBOs similarly with the airport code added. Each company has a headquarters where I keep my planes and a mechanic on duty. 

So I then decided a couple of months ago to make an excel sheet of these various companies and the FBO network that makes it up.  With most small airports there is usually a sign in sheet for pilots to sign in on when they land there. So in a way this mimics that. But it also allows me to see where I havent flown yet. I'm just starting out on this so there is still a lot of places I haven't flown to since starting this but have flown to almost all of them many times over the years.

So I brought a 3 ring notebook to put these sheets in and theres a few airports that I'm waiting to get when they go on sale. I really on buy airports on sale now after spending thousands of dollars on them over the years. So a check mark means I have it installed in the sim, a * is the Headquarters of that company and now a highlighted checkmark means its installed in 2024. So today I thought it would be fun to create a cover for the binder of all the various airports and this is what I came up with.

 

 

 

 

 

I use google maps. And make a new pin for each custom airport. A different map for each country. Google maps has a comment section wherein I list the runway directions and lengths. To remind myself when deciding where to fly, I just open a map and zoom it.

I’ve done the same purchase add ons in proximity of each other and fly between then, since FS2020 mostly just New Zealand and some Canadian airports. I don’t keep a log just what fly when it inspires, yours look good but you could have a look at real world logbooks and update your Excel spreadsheet just for some added realism, not necessary just a nice touch