FSX Lic Benito Juarez Int'l Airport Scenery

Lic Benito Juarez Int'l Airport (MMMX), Mexico City, Mexico. An update to the default airport now with new south side terminal 2, assigned parking, updated taxiways, extra fuel trucks, support vehicle roads and more. By Ray Smith.

I have given this airport a total makeover designed with the latest version of ADE (v1.37) and made only for the FSX default airport: a new south side Terminal 2 constructed from the FSX buildings library, assigned parking with extra parking, taxiways and taxi signs updated, extra fuel trucks, support vehicle roads rebuilt, a start location added to one of the helipads and many other improvements, airport views are from the roof of the control tower (when in tower view) please view the readme before installation.

To Install:

1. simply take the BGL file and place it into: Flight Simulator X/Addon Scenery/scenery folder.

2. there are jetway extensions, and to see these you need to add the textures for them, please follow these steps:

Browse to the FSX\Scenery\NAME\Texture folder. Go down the list until you see jfk_jetway.dds (day texture) and jfk_jetway_LM.dds (night texture).

"COPY" them out of that folder and then "PASTE" them into the Scenery\Global\Texture folder.

3. Start up the Flight sim and the changes will be present.

IMPORTANT NOTE: PLEASE ONLY USE ONE BGL FILE AT A TIME:
ie: make sure there is only ONE 'MMMX.BGL' FILE in the Addon Scenery/scenery folder at any time, remove/delete any other MMMX.bgl to avoid incorrect parking.

To Uninstall:

1. Delete/remove the BGL file and the default will then be active.

Acknowledgements

ADE Utility - Jon Masterson.

Please visit here for more information.

And my ever enduring wife to put up with the hours spent making these files.

TIP: when at MMMX in tower view: go to your control settings and look for the "View track/pan Toggle" allocate a keyboard key stroke to it (i allocated a button on my X52 controller) this will unlock the user aircraft, then you can use the hat switch to pan 360 degrees around the airport, hitting the key stroke again (in my case a button) will return you to the user aircraft position.

Enjoy and happy flying.