FS2004 EDHB-Grube AFCAD2 File

This freeware modification refines operations at EDHB Grube Airport in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 by injecting realistic takeoffs and landings into your virtual environment. It was crafted by Frank Boehrnsen, who devised a detailed Airport Facility Data (AFCA...

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004
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edhb-af.zip
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This freeware modification refines operations at EDHB Grube Airport in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 by injecting realistic takeoffs and landings into your virtual environment. It was crafted by Frank Boehrnsen, who devised a detailed Airport Facility Data (AFCAD2) layout to encourage convincing AI flight movement. Enthusiasts eager to populate smaller airfields with dependable traffic activity will discover a practical solution in this add-on.

Refined Grube Airfield Configuration

Located in a scenic part of northern Germany near the Baltic Sea coastline, Grube Airport (ICAO: EDHB) often caters to light aircraft and flight training operations. This custom Airport Facility Data file meticulously aligns runways, taxiways, and parking positions based on available references and local knowledge. Each virtual ramp and taxi route is designed to accommodate AI movements with minimal congestion, ensuring a more compelling experience in the cockpit.

AI Integration for Traffic Fluidity

By introducing artificial traffic files, the modification allows other airplanes to depart and arrive seamlessly, reflecting real-world timetables if you choose to integrate it into your own flight schedules. This dynamic environment adds immersion, especially for those who enjoy flying over Schleswig-Holstein and wish to observe other pilots navigating the same airspace. The add-on grants the freedom to include EDHB in any custom flight plan you assemble for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.

Expanding Regional Airfield Realism

Developer Frank Boehrnsen created this series of enhancements as part of a broader focus on small airports in Schleswig-Holstein. Many details originated from on-site observations or gathered from reliable online sources, ensuring an accurate representation of these lesser-known locations. Although some airfields were generated using web-based data, they still offer a faithful framework for both visual and AI approaches.

Guidance on Add-on Scenery Conflicts

Since this AFCAD file is based on a default Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 setup, conflicts with additional scenery packages may appear. For example, building placement from a separate add-on could clash with runway or taxi paths. If you notice any overlap or unexpected structures, it is advisable to report them so that solutions or tailored adjustments can be provided.

Collaboration and Feedback

The developer welcomes adaptation proposals or constructive advice to further refine the layout. Sharing observations—such as minor alignment discrepancies or realism improvements—helps maintain authenticity across all fields. In this way, your feedback assists in perfecting this comprehensive dossier of Schleswig-Holstein’s airstrips.

The archive edhb-af.zip has 7 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
TrafficEDHB.bgl08.19.04557.26 kB
EDHB-Grube.bgl08.16.04810 B
EDHB-liesmich.txt08.19.042.25 kB
EDHB-readme.txt08.19.041.99 kB
FILE_ID.DIZ08.19.04196 B
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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