FS2004

FS2004 AFCAD2 File For EDDW V1

EDDW Bremen AFCAD2 update aligns ILS localizer and glideslope positions and refreshes taxiways and gates to match German Airports 3, improving AI ground routing so aircraft stop cutting across terrain. Built for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, it expands parking with stands for regional and prop airliners, cargo traffic, and general aviation, and requires German Airports 3.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

EDDW, Bremen, Germany, for use with German Airports 3. This file is an update and replaces previous versions. (i.e. version 0.91) It corrects the wrong position of the ILS Glideslopes / Localizers. It makes FS2004 use the correct taxiways and gates at EDDW - Bremen (Germany) when used with German Airports 3. It keeps the AI Aircraft from taxiing cross country. It was created with AFCAD 2.24. It contains enough parkings for many small and medium and prop airliners, one cargo parking (needed for Belugas) and some general aviation parkings. Overflow traffic will park in front of the eastern Hangars. By Felix Hippmann.

What you need:

Microsoft Flight Simulator 9 A Century Of Flight (THIS WON'T WORK WITH FS2002 OR AFCAD1!)
German Airports 3.
You don't need AFCAD 2.

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af2eddwl.zip

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FS2004 add-on

Extract the downloaded archive

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Place files per readme

FS2004 add-ons go into FS9\Aircraft\, FS9\Addon Scenery\, FS9\Gauges\, or FS9\Effects\.
Always read the included readme

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