Two "help" questions

[scatteredbomb]

Couple of questions. 1) Is there any 'Air Force One' 747 for FS9. I can't seem to find one.

2) Whats some of your favorite airports? I'm looking for something medium/small, green, buildings, mountains maybe.

I like finding new airports that I really like, and I was wondering if you guys had any favorites like that, that i could try out.

[cloud9]

Air Force One at the top

[scatteredbomb]

yay. thank you.

edit: that was for fs 2002. i assume it'll work fine, right?

[TacitBlue]

FS2002 planes usually work in FS9. For a cool airport, check out Rocky Gutierrez in Sitka Alaska. Don't know if it's what your'e looking for, but I like it a lot. I'm not sure, but I think that the Identifier is PASN, could be wrong though.

(edit)

Sitka is PASI

[loomex]

As far as airports, I like flying the fingerlakes region of New York State. I live 1/2 mile from the end of rnwy14 at Ithaca/Tompkins Regional Airport (KITH)

[Indigojones]

One airport which kinda fits your description I found for myself just buzzing around upstate Washington is Pangborn Memorial (KEAT), which serves Wenatchee.


There's lots of good VFR low level flying around there. Just follow the river.

[Indigojones]

And while I'm still here, I recommend Lake Chelan Airport (S10), which is about 25nm north up the river from Pangborn and has a rather interesting approach.


The picture runs vaguely south to north, so what you can't see is a sheer drop just in front of the near threshold. I got quite confused when I turned the corner of the river and saw a large cliff in front of me, and I was below the altitude of the airport.

[Falcon500]

If you want to go a bit north but not to far, KSAW is nice (I.E. a 12,000 foot runway), an old Cold War bomber base, it gets a plane roughly every hour, or longer, and KTVC In Traverse City Michigan, bigger but not REAL big.