Airport #1 is M89 Arkadelphia: Corrected taxiway entrances, added structures, vehicles and other improvements. Modified landscape surrounding the field. FSX uses the airport’s old identifier M89, which was changed in 2012 to KADF (Arkadelphia-Dexter Florence). Airport #2 is 5M8 Gurdon: Added Runway numbers and a turn-around space on RWY-8 as this small airport does not have a parallel taxiway. Replaced a very large office building with a small aircraft hangar similar to the actual airport. Added dense forest around the western half of the airfield as the real airport is located in an area of lumber industry. M89 and 5M8 airports modified in AFCAD by R.E. Wyman

Photoreal scenery of 69 Bravo, LA County Fire Helibase and automated refill site for wildfire operations. Placed objects to my abilities and locations of satellite images. Turned out quite well. The refile sites are static and don't refill your helicopter if you are using FFX. A big thanks to Scorch of SATO for the design and textures of the refill tanks! Scenery will work in FSX and P3DV4, however I don't know if the tanks will show up in FSX as they were designed around P3D. Readme for install included.

Addon scenery for Crane Flat Helibase out of Yosemite in California. Fictional airport code of 78CA. Photoreal scenery and some static objects. Home to Copter 551. Texted in FSX and P3DV4.

Tried to get it as real as I could using my skills. Bald Mountain Helibase for the USFS in California. Home to C517.

FSX KCEF Westover ARB Massachusetts. Custom built hangars and buildings for Westover Air Reserve Base (formerly Westover AFB), MA, USA. Photoreal backdrops. Night lighting. Terminal and other buildings with transparent windows for interior views. Parking coded for MAIW East Coast C-5 package. By Dan French.

This is an update of Lakewood New Jersey (N12) correcting a few small errors in my original file as well as adding a couple of features. I have adjusted the runway slightly to eliminate a gap that appeared between each taxiway entrance and the runway. Corrected the position of the displaced threshold lights at Runway 6. Repositioned the taxiway signs at Runway 6-24 entrances. Added a fuel tank to the fueling station. Added a vehicle parking area behind the buildings on the north end. Moved a windsock from east of the airport and placed it between the runway and taxiway at midfield. Removed a lighted tower near midfield which does not appear in any photos I have of the airport. Updated in AFCAD by R.E. Wyman.

N12 Lakewood: Taxiways and parking ramp modified, added a few parking spots for AI aircraft to visit. Runway 6-24 added markings and a 2-light VASI on each end. Added a blast pad behind runway 24 threshold. Changed position and size of three buildings on the airport and moved the fueling station. Added three sets of hangars near midfield. Changes based on a Google Earth image of the Lakewood airport. There is an additional bgl terrain file for Central Jersey Regional airport (47N) which simply removes a very tall tree that obstructs the approach end of runway 25. Updated in AFCAD by R.E. Wyman.

Well it starts as always, I can't find a usable freeware airport in this casefor the airport Hurghada HEGN, Egypt, so I'll build it myself again. Well what can I say here it is as real as possible with many details with the after a lot of work Standard Scenery built. So fly to Hurghada in Egypt, have a look with a helicopter overdrivable car shows the many details, the hotel beaches with people, the maintenance hall whose gate opens when you roll towards the Bedouin village or the port just have fun and go on your journey ......... Installation: Copy the folder FSX Hurghada Scenery into the Addon folder of the FSX, the FSX start to settings, switch to scenery library, add area, press OK,after that you canstart ............. Extras to be able to see people I deliver the file 3DPeoble_Lib with this you can also in Copy the addon folder and activate it in FSX as described during installation and you already see people .............. the same applies to extra vehicles with the supplied file ObjLib-Large-CarParking FSX and you can already see more vehicles .......... ! You don't need these extras if you already have them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fa8fkfunRA Support: Questions and help on my YouTube channel or by email at jam_aika@hotmail.de now have fun in Egypt LG Jamaika

This is the latest update of the EBCI2016 scenery previously published. It only features default buildings and objects but creates the whole "new" terminal area (north of the runway, since 2008 but not implemented by default on FSX & P3D), and it also features the extension of the runway and additional taxiways as of December 2021. This scenery should work on FSX and P3D all versions. However please be kind reporting any issues you see. It is an early release, allowing you to benefit the new infrastructure and the longer runway. However, expect later in 2022 a fully redesigned scenery, closer to the reality. MAIN FEATURES: - current accurate runway + all taxiways - runway and taxiway lighting according to real life - DME added to the ILS 110.900 IGC - All parking stands at the north (51 to 72 + "far-away" stands + B stands for code D and A340) - parking numbers (may fail to show up sometimes) INSTALL: Put the main folder in your ADDON SCENERY and add it to the library (like most sceneries). Enjoy!

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (ICAO: ZGGG) is the major airport of Guangzhou (Canton), Guangdong province, in the PR China. The ICAO code is inherited from the former airport closed in 2004. In FSX it is shown as it was in 2004. In 2014 a third runway was added, and in 2018 Terminal 2 was opened. This scenery shows the airport as it is in 2021. The airport is situated at NN23 23.527' / E113 18.587 at an altitude of 15m. All three runways are equipped with ILS in both directions. This scenery is part of a series of ‘China International Airports’ sceneries. All sceneries of this series are designed with the latest edition of ‘Airport Design Editor’ from ScruffyDuck Software, based on satellite images from Google Earth and Yandex Maps.