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FSX Watson Lake Airport Scenery

Watson Lake Airport (CYQH) scenery brings Yukon’s key Northern stopover to life with updated airfield layout, refined ground textures, and detailed buildings tailored for bush and regional operations. Designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator X Acceleration, v2.00 enhances approaches and ramp immersion across the surrounding Canadian landscape.

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  • File: fsx_cyqh_v200.zip
  • Size:13.48 MB
  • Scan: Clean (0d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone
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(CYQH), Yukon, Canada, v2.00, for FSX Acceleration. By Lets Fly Association / Shigeru Tomino (TONO).

Screenshot of Watson Lake Airport scenery.

Screenshot of Watson Lake Airport scenery.

Images & Screenshots

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A wooden control tower and adjacent buildings stand beside a taxiway, with tall pine trees and a Canadian flag in the background.A vintage twin-engine propeller aircraft with red and white livery is parked on the ramp near a control tower and a Canadian flag.A small airport with intersecting runways sits beside a lake, surrounded by dense forest and a few scattered buildings.A Canadian flag flies beside a wooden control tower, office buildings, and a large hangar labeled B.C.-Yukon Air Service Ltd.A twin-engine propeller aircraft with red and white livery flies above a snow-dusted airport surrounded by water and forest.Several small aircraft are parked on a ramp beside hangars and service buildings near a runway, with water and forest in the background.A single-runway airport sits on a peninsula surrounded by a large blue lake, with forests and winding roads nearby under scattered clouds.A small airport terminal with a control tower and Canadian flag stands near hangars and parked aircraft under a partly cloudy evening sky.
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Finding the Scenery

FSX/Prepar3D Coordinates:
60.11640000,-128.82100000
Use the downloaded flight plan file by launching FSX/P3D, selecting "Load Flight Plan" in the flight planner, and choosing the .pln file. Your aircraft will be positioned directly at the add-on’s location.
Decimal Degrees (DD):
Latitude: 60.116400°
Longitude: -128.821000°
Degrees, Minutes, Seconds (DMS):
Latitude: 60° 06' 59.040" N
Longitude: 128° 49' 15.600" W

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The archive fsx_cyqh_v200.zip has 17 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
CYQH_V2_Readme_E.pdf09.09.121.59 MB
CYQH_V2_Readme_J.pdf09.09.123.53 MB
fsx_cyqh_v2-0.gif09.15.1210.80 kB
fsx_cyqh_v2-1.jpg09.03.12476.95 kB
fsx_cyqh_v2-2.jpg09.03.12485.85 kB
fsx_cyqh_v2-3.jpg09.03.12523.75 kB
fsx_cyqh_v2-4.jpg09.03.12493.59 kB
fsx_cyqh_v2-5.jpg09.03.12533.17 kB
fsx_cyqh_v2-6.jpg09.03.12475.64 kB
fsx_cyqh_v2-7.jpg09.03.12260.64 kB
fsx_cyqh_v2-8.jpg09.04.12455.79 kB
FSX_CYQH_Watson_Lake_V200_US.msi09.09.125.49 MB
Option_Tree09.15.120 B
FSX_CYQH_V2F_Tree.BGL08.30.1210.92 kB
FSX_CYQH_V2F_Tree_Winter.BGL08.30.1210.92 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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Installation Instructions

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James MItchellWed, 05 Apr 2023 23:06:47 GMT

Only opens if you have FSX. No good in its present form for P3D.

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