Author: Jimmy R. Martin Date: 17 Dec 2007
FS2004 KSPG, Albert Whitted. Home of the world's first scheduled airline flight in history, January 1, 1914! St Petersburg, FL.
Author: Brett Delana Date: 14 Dec 2007
FS2004 Oceana LRR. The Oceana LRR [QVR] is a component of the Oceana Naval Air Station [KNTU] in Oceana, Virginia.
Author: John Hinson Date: 11 Dec 2007
FS2004 YALG, Adels Grove, Queensland, Australia, Afcad. dels Grove is a small airstrip serving Lawn Hill National Park, a port of call on the Heron Airlines Northern Affordable Air Tour. The very last commercially operated de Havilland Heron flight called here in 2003 but the service still operates and is now worked by Metroliner aircraft.
Author: Art Poole Date: 11 Dec 2007
FS2004 KDAB, aytona Beach International Airport. Adds airport hangers and buildings for the Embry Riddle Aeronautical University flightline, a Jet Center, and small aircraft storage to Daytona Beach International Airport Also adds Daytona International Speedway adjacent to the airport, since an approach to the airport without it is unrealistic. Includes an AFCAD file with added taxiways and revised ramp areas essential for the scenery. This scenery is in accordance with the current Google Earth images. However, the largest Embry Riddle hanger was destroyed the end of last year by a tornado and no longer exists pending construction of an entirely new flightline facility. The scenery placement coordinates with Ultimate Terrain USA. Scenery for the speedway works best with summer textures since FS9 fall and winter textures are too harsh for the area.
Author: John Stinstrom Date: 11 Dec 2007
FS2004 Richmond Heights Naval Air Station. The Navy purchased 2,107 acres at Richmond Heights, Florida in 1941 to construct a blimp base to provide protection for Florida area shipping from German submarines. The base was commissioned in 1942, and was at the time one of the largest construction projects to ever have been undertaken in Dade County. According to a brochure from the Gold Coast Railroad Museum, courtesy of Richard Ochampaugh, "The first airship, K-46, occupied Hangar #1 on 6/9/43. Hangars #2 & #3 were completed & in use shortly thereafter". In 1943, one of Richmond's blimps detected a sub via radar. It made a depth charge run on the sub, but was hit by anti-aircraft gunfire, and crashed into the sea. This was the only blimp lost to enemy action in US waters during the war. At its wartime peak, Richmond was home to 25 K-series blimps, a 2,000' diameter landing mat, eight circular concrete mooring pads, 2 runways, 3 huge blimp hangars, a helium plant, and 3,000 men. The station eventually became the largest blimp base on the east coast.
Author: Dario Ruga Date: 11 Dec 2007
FS2004 Ampugnano Siena, Italy. Photorealistic airport design as Ampugnano could be in 2009. Static and dinamic planes included. Night lights, several object to make the scenery more realistic.
Author: David "Opa" Marshall Date: 11 Dec 2007
FS2004 Nessie at Loch Ness, Scotland. The fabled sea monster has been sighted again in the Loch Ness! This scenery displays "Nessie" and possibly one of her offspring along with two animated AI fishing vessels which travel about Loch Ness. Be sure to bring along your camera! Tested in the default FS2004 setting only but will likely work with any enhancement of the area which does not alter the shorelines too drastically. Please unzip to a temporary folder and follow the easy, illustrated instructions.
