FS2004

FS2004 KLNK - AFCAD2 File

KLNK Lincoln Regional Airport gets a realism-focused AFCAD2 update for the default scenery in FS2004, with accurate parking, gate layout, and airline designators tailored to real-world operators. It supports smoother AI traffic flow and proper gate assignments for United Express and Northwest Jet Airlink services at this Nebraska field.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

KLNK, Lincoln Regional Airport, Nebraska (NE) for use with the default scenery. By Jason Landuyt.

This is a AFCAD2 file for the Lincoln Regional Airport in Lincoln Nebraska (KLNK). I tried to make the airport as realistic as possible with what is given to me with FS9. I included all gates at the airport including airline designators with the airlines that use the gates. The Airport is served by United Express (Operated by Air Wisconsin) and Northwest Jet Airlink (Operated by Pinnacle). Please let me know if you need an airport done, or have any questions.

Installation:

Simply copy the AF2_KLNK.bgl file and paste it in your Program files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\Addon Scenery\Scenery file. Start up Flight Simulator and enjoy the airport.

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af2_klnk.zip

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FS2004 add-on

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