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Airport in China

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hawkeye52

Charter Member
Came upon an airport situated in very mountainous terrain in central China.

"Jiuzhai Huanglong Airport (ICAO: ZUJZ, IATA: JZH) at an elevation of 3448m, is one of the highest airports in China as well as in the world. While enjoying the breathtaking landscape around you, always be cautious about the severe turbulence and intense crosswinds whenever departing or arriving at this airport." For Flight Simulator 9.1, Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7.

It was released in December by Skysoft Simulation and is available at:
http://forum.skysoftsimulation.com/skysoftsimroot/forum/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=11
or
http://www.avsimrus.com/f/fs2004-sc...rport-zujz-2011-37170.html?action=download&hl

Here are three screen shots of my installation.
- H52View attachment 60868View attachment 60869View attachment 60870
 
Plane feels pretty heavy, getting off the runway at 10,000 feet, eh?

I also have ZPMS and ZSOF installed so you have somewhere to fly to!
Skysoft are pretty competent at their work - I noticed they are about to do Beijing, which I'll certainly get.
Can't recall which one this is - I remember thinking I do need a little Chinese AI...

MiG15.jpg
 
Right you are, Wing! Asia is a part of the world where I seldom venture, other than periodic attempts to survive a landing at Lukla using increasingly "hot" aircraft.:icon_lol: But when I saw Jiuzhai Huanglong without even a solitary MS Cessna, I also thought it time to get some commercial AI. So it's "WoAI, here I come!"

- H52
 
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