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Note: This airport conflicts with FSDreamTeam LFNC and Microsoft LFNC airport, only use one of the three.
Note: This airport conflicts with FSDreamTeam LFNC and Microsoft LFNC airport, only use one of the three.
The Mont-Dauphin – Saint-Crépin aerodrome (ICAO code: LFNC) is an aerodrome open to public air traffic (CAP), located in the town of Saint-Crépin, 4 km north-north-west of Mont-Dauphin in the Hautes-Alpes (Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, France).
It is used for the practice of leisure and tourism activities (light aviation).
The aerodrome has two runways facing south-north (16/34):
• A tarma … read morec track 845 meters long and 30 meters wide being renovated by third parties, with the works going until 2017
• A grass runway 780 meters long and 70 wide, reserved for gliders
The aerodrome is not controlled. Communications are carried out in self-information on the 123.500 MHz frequency.
In addition:
• A parking area
• Sheds
• A refueling station (100LL and Jet A1)
Features:
• Airfield true to reality
• Highly detailed PBR 3D building models
• Reworked photorealistic terrain across the entire area
• Custom ground-poly
• All building models as well as vehicles on screenshots are not original MSFS library objects
It is used for the practice of leisure and tourism activities (light aviation).
The aerodrome has two runways facing south-north (16/34):
• A tarma … read morec track 845 meters long and 30 meters wide being renovated by third parties, with the works going until 2017
• A grass runway 780 meters long and 70 wide, reserved for gliders
The aerodrome is not controlled. Communications are carried out in self-information on the 123.500 MHz frequency.
In addition:
• A parking area
• Sheds
• A refueling station (100LL and Jet A1)
Features:
• Airfield true to reality
• Highly detailed PBR 3D building models
• Reworked photorealistic terrain across the entire area
• Custom ground-poly
• All building models as well as vehicles on screenshots are not original MSFS library objects
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