Bern Airport (LSZB / LSMB), formerly Regionalflugplatz Bern-Belp in German, is an airport serving Bern, the capital of Switzerland. The scenery is very detailed in design. All important buildings are new designed, partly recreated by basicly using objects from the Sketchup Warehouse. The surrounding area was adapted to the real situation by new landclasses. Also the mesh round the airport is adjusted. There are Photobackgrounds for the FSX standardscenerry, the Swiss ProX and Mega Scenery Earth. IMPORTANT: WITHOUT INSTALLING ONE OF THIS PHOTOBACKGROUND, THIS SCENERY DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY! For further informations on installing these Photobackgrounds, please see Chapter 4.

Rheine Eschendorf, a German grass airfield in the north-west, near Münster and Osnabrück. High detail scenery package. Tested with FSX, FSX:SE, P3D V3 and P3D V4. Johannes Schuster and Jens Hicken.

RAF Church Fenton (ICAO: EGXG) was an Royal Air Force station in North Yorkshire, near the village of Church Fenton. Plans for a new airfield adjacent to the village of Church Fenton were announced in June 1935, it was subject to protest from the local population particularly concerning the waste of valuable farming land and was close to an existing airfield not far away at Sherburn. Despite the protests construction started in early 1936 on the site, which was a mixture of private and West Riding County Council-owned farm land. On 1 April 1937, the station was declared open and on 19 April the first station commander Wing Commander W.E. Swann assumed command. Within two months No. 71 Squadron RAF had arrived with their Gloster Gladiators. Second World War Opened in 1937, the station saw the peak of its activity during the years of the Second World War, when it served within the defence network of fighter bases of the RAF providing protection for the Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield and Humberside industrial regions. During September 1940, it became home to the first RAF "Eagle squadron" of American volunteers being No. 71 Squadron RAF. The airfield was also home to both the first all-Canadian and all-Polish squadrons, with No. 242 Squadron RAF for the Canadians and No. 306 Squadron RAF for the Polish. As technologies evolved, the first night fighter Operational Training Unit (54 OTU) was formed at Church Fenton in 1940 and stayed until 1942. Some of the squadrons stationed there flew the famous de Havilland Mosquito. Source and more information can be found at :- http://military.wikia.com/wiki/RAF_Church_Fenton

Kars Harakani Airport in the east of Turkey.IACO code LTCF. This airport was made using Airport Design Editor. Main terminal added default building of ADE. rebuild runway, taxi, new apron and parking position This also places a few objects from the default FSX scenery library. Compiled using Airport Design Editor. Version LTCF 2017v1. By Hakan DAGHAN

Hakkari Airport LTCW new airport in the southeast of Turkey. Hakkari Airport LTCW opened May 2015. This airport was made using Airport Design Editor. Main terminal added default building of ADE. Update runway 30 mt to 45 mt. Update park position. This also places a few objects from the default FSX scenery library. Compiled using Airport Design Editor. Version LTCW 2017v2. By Hakan DAGHAN

RAF Carnaby was an emergency landing strip that offered crippled bombers a safe place to land near the English coast during the Second World War. RAF Carnaby opened in March 1944. Unlike most RAF airfields, there was a single runway, five times the width of a standard runway and 9,000 ft (2,700 m) long, lying approximately east-west to enable bombers crossing the coast an easier landing. Two similar airfields were either constructed or further developed along the east coast of England, at Manston and Woodbridge, all three providing an emergency option for wartime bomber crews. The three airfields were developed to the same pattern, Woodbridge being the first to open in November 1943. The runway at Manston was brought into operation in April 1944.

RAF Rufforth was built by John Laing & Son Ltd for the Royal Air Force in 1941 (completed 1942), it is located on the south side of the village.[1] The airfield had one B1 and two T2 hangars and 36 aircraft hard standings and there was accommodation for 1,531 males and 251 females of all ranks.[2] The ITV fictional drama series "Airline" was partially filmed at the airfield in 1982. Be sure to uninstall any Rufforth scenery before installing this Package

CYYJ (2017), Version 7, is a major upgrade to CYYJ (2014). It portrays the Victoria (British Columbia, Canada) International Airport (CYYJ), aviation museum, Pat Bay floatplane base (CAP5) and Coast Guard station, and nearby industrial park as they appeared in early 2017 - as well as a host of static aircraft. It is fully compatible with Victoria+ (both FS2004 And FSX versions), Ultimate Terrain Canada/Alaska for FS2004 and Ultimate Terrain X - Canada for FSX, ORBX's FTX NA Blue and other FS9 road and shoreline upgrades for the area. CYYJ (2017) includes aircraft and traffic files for a realistic AI scenario other than scheduled airline operations. (Use BC Regional AI - also available from this file library - for scheduled traffic). Version 7 adds all the recent major new construction and apron expansion at CYYJ, and includes a greater level of detail in many areas.

RAF Predannack was opened in May 1941 as a satellite for RAF Portraits. Accommodation was dispersed over a wide area, with officers accommodated in the Mullion Cove and Polurian Hotels. The number of personnel reached peak strength of 3,600 by 1944. The first squadron to arrive was 247 Squadron with Hawker Hurricanes, specialising in night defence of the South West's towns and ports. The night fighting element was later augmented by 1457 Flight flying Douglas Havocs with its unsuccessful Turbinlite searchlight tactics. However, the arrival of 600 Squadron with radar equipped Bristol Beaufighters produced better results. GCI (Ground Control Interception) in the area was covered by RAF Treleaver radar station. A more detailed history can be found on Wikipedia.

FSX/P3D Scenery - Skive Airport EKSV Danish VFR airport 10 km southeast of Skive city, in the middle of Jutland in Denmark. Airport has lighted asphalt runway so can be used 24 hours.I have designed it with photoreal background, with summer and winter seasons. It has animated wind- socks and wind gauges. All objects are designed in FSDS except for a few ones. By Otto Knudsen