FS2004 AFCAD2 File For 12NC

This AFCAD2 update refines Marine Corps Outlying Field Atlantic (12NC) in North Carolina with more accurate traffic patterns and training possibilities for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. It modifies the standard airport layout, allowing aircraft based at MCAS Cherry Point or MCAS New River to conduct structured VFR approaches and mission exercises. By including new parking options, it brings authentic operational variety to your simulator experience. Created by Keith Guillory.

Enhanced Layout for MCOLF Atlantic

Marine Corps Outlying Field Atlantic is commonly utilized for tactical training and approach practice. This add-on provides improved placement of ramps, taxi routes, and parking nodes, ensuring seamless operations for fighters and transport aircraft. The adjustments enable users to practice realistic takeoffs, landings, and circuit work typically performed by the United States Marine Corps in this region. Pilots can familiarize themselves with the unique environment of North Carolina’s coastal plains, where both navigation and procedural accuracy are paramount.

Parking and Traffic Configuration

This AFCAD2 file comes with carefully arranged parking spaces that match the operational requirements of a Marine Corps outlying field. A few entries are specifically designated for training wings from MCAS New River and MCAS Cherry Point, creating a structured traffic flow. Moreover, the layout accommodates a variety of aircraft sizes, further expanding potential training schedules for virtual pilots.

Optional AI Flight Plans

The same developer, Keith Guillory, also provides detailed AI flight plans specifically tailored for MCOLF Atlantic, KNKT (MCAS Cherry Point, NC), KNTU (NAS Oceana), KMGE (Dobbins JRB in Georgia), and KNJM (Marine Corps Auxiliary Field Bogue). For added immersion, consider installing these plans, which can be found in a package referred to as “Marines_Eastcoast part 1.zip.” These traffic files help populate key Marine Corps locations with lifelike movements, perfect for more dynamic naval aviation experiences.

Installation and Removal Instructions

File Placement

Locate the file named AF2_12NC.bgl and copy it into your addon scenery\scenery folder. When you relaunch Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, the updated airport elements will automatically integrate into your simulation environment.

Modification

Users can modify this AFCAD2 file using AFCAD 2.21 by Lee Swordy if they wish to adjust ramp layouts, taxiways, or gate assignments even further.

Uninstallation

To revert to the default scenery, remove AF2_12NC.bgl from your addon scenery\scenery folder. This will restore the original MCOLF Atlantic configuration within Flight Simulator 2004.

All elements combined ensure an enriched training environment for military-style flight operations in this distinctive North Carolina outlying field. Developed exclusively by Keith Guillory, it supplies a tangible upgrade for those looking to add realism and authenticity to their simulator setups.