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Airstripes scenery in the mountains

menef

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Hello to everyone! I'm struggling to find some airstrips in the mountains for FSX like those used (also for outlaw activities ) in South America (Colombia, Equador...) by bush pilots flying Cessna 207/206. I have found almost nothing in the main simulation sites. Maybe someone knows more places to search?
Thanks in advance
Bruno
 
I see dirt strip airports all the time flying, for that I'd filter by state or country, and just cycle through them until you find one. I do know there are freewhere on flyaway sim where it adds hangers, objects to the dirt strips. Aerosoft and orbx has a tone of pacific and rocky mountain airport improvments as well to small little airports, which includes some in south/central america, etc.

If I am not mistaken the game popupulated "fantasy" airports that don't really exist in real life for some remote locations. But I bet if you search south america, columbia, mexico, etc. you'll find small airports. Also, may I suggest Cuba to Florida, and Baja to California. Best of luck in your drug running
 
Have you tried 'Return to Misty Moorings'? It's a whole bunch of scenery for Alaska & Canada. Plenty of mountains to explore & a huge bunch of small airfields. The complete package is very easy to install, with plenty of info.
 
A challenging air strip in the mountains here in our library.

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Thank you to all of you for your answers ! Now I'm going to check everything!!
Bruno
 
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