FS2004

FS2004 AFCAD2 File For London Heathrow

London Heathrow Airport (EGLL) gains expanded, intelligently assigned parking on the default scenery, helping AI traffic flow smoothly with more airline-specific gates and ramp spaces. Designed for FS2004, this AFCAD layout improves ground operations and gate availability for busy schedules and requires AFCAD2 for editing or review.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

London Heathrow Airport (EGLL), UK, for use with the default scenery. Adds lots of parking with airline gate assignments. By Dexter Brereton.

AFCAD for the London Heathrow. This file is for use with the default Heathrow Airport Lots of parking, with airline gate assignments. Perfect for those who's use huge amounts of AI flight plans.

You must have the program called AFCAD2.

Installation:

Extract to any folder of your choosing.
Go to your FS9 Addon Scenery folder Flight Simulator 9\Addon Scenery\Scenery folder.
Simply drop the file in the scenery folder that's located in the Addon Scenery folder.

If installation instructions are followed, I don't see how damage can occur, but for legal purposes, I accept no responsibility for any damage caused by the usage of this file.

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File information

Filename

af2_egll.zip

File size

20.32 KB

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Access

Freeware

Content rating

Everyone

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How to install this mod

FS2004 add-on

Extract the downloaded archive

Use 7-Zip (free) or WinRAR to extract the ZIP to a temporary folder. Don't install while still zipped — the simulator can't read inside ZIP files.
Place files per readme

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

Every mod ships with a readme.txt or README file. It tells you exactly where files go, what dependencies are needed, and any quirks specific to this add-on.