FS2004

FS2004 AFCAD2 File For LGKR V2

LGAT Athens Athinaikon returns to its post-closure layout with AFCAD2 v2, matching the Airliners overview by keeping selected ramps and runways active for light GA and a handful of airliner stands. Version 2 refines apron surfaces, trims parking, and tidies minor issues for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004; requires AFCAD2-format support.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

LGKR, Greece, v2.0. This file sets Athens Athinaikon (LGAT) to the state found at an picture at Airliners. Today, LGAT, the former main airport of Athens is closed and replaced by LGAV - Athens Venizelos. The western part of the airport seems to be demolished and half-way being replaced by a park. On the eastern part, some retired 747-200, 727 and DC3 of Olympic Airlines wait for their destruction. This AFCAD keeps parts of the airport usable, enough to house some GA traffic and a few airliners as a buffer. By Felix Hippmann.

Jan. 2004 - Version 2.0
Corrects some minor errors, changes some aprons to dirt surface and reduces the number of parkings.

Dec. 2003 - Version 1.0
LGAT at the state seen at an airport overview picture at Airliners.

What you need:

Microsoft Flight Simulator 9 A Century Of Flight (THIS WON'T WORK WITH FS2002 OR AFCAD1!)
You don't need AFCAD 2.

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af2lgatl.zip

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FS2004 add-on

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