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  1. I'm late to this - long gap from flight simming - and I'm very sorry to hear about Neil. He was always very accomodating to requests, and I was delighted when he and his team had created some obscure out-of-the-way airfields I'd requested. It brought quite a level of immersion to my simming, and I was always impressed with both the high quality and the number of airfields that were added at each update. Thanks for the good work Neil, and happy flying in the Big Clouds!
  2. I'm delighted to see SBTR made it in - many thanks! I had an (unintended) break from flying, so only noticed it recently. I'm enjoying OLC CanAk, and have a few suggestions for there before the USA floodgates open: CYRL - Red Lake. The Norseman Capital of the World, with an annual fly-in. The airfield is a little north of town, and there's a water aerodrome right next to town. CYGL - La Grande Riviere. Near a major hydro project, it's an excellent jumping-off point for visiting Hudson's Bay and the Canadian Arctic. CYDM - Ross River. At the start of the northern Canol road, a gorgeous VFR route through the mountains. Just north of the SAK region. PAKN - King Salmon. A gateway to Katmai NP, and a useful site for travelling down the Aleutians. And one more in South America: SCTE - Puerto Montt. Situated between two of Chile's most scenic regions - the Lake District to the north, and the Fjords to the south. Volcanoes round about too.
  3. Oh, yes please - maybe SBTR Torres, near a rather scenic area.
  4. Well, I, for one, would welcome airports in Asia and the rest of the world too. I suspect the main effort, though, will be for current or upcoming OLC areas, which means EU and NA at this moment.
  5. Hi Dustbeats, good luck with the new course, and I think you'll find like the music biz, there's enough of the right kind of crazy here
  6. Would like to see Agness airstrip, on the Rogue River about 15 miles upstream from Gold Beach (4S1) in southwest Oregon. It's a small strip suitable for canyon fliers. At present there's nothing there in the scenery (NCA), and a few trees block the way.
  7. I used to have that, but then I stopped driving on the footpath...
  8. Welcome Elaine! What's next? You in a Cessna spam can with "Learjet" labels all over it?
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