FS2004

FS2004 KMIA, AFCAD2 File

Miami International Airport (KMIA) gets updated runway numbering plus a refined ILS/LOC-DME for Runway 8L, improving approach accuracy and AI ground flow in FS2004. Built from an established AFCAD2 layout, it adds key taxiway and runway adjustments to better reflect modern operations while keeping traffic behavior consistent across the field.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

Images & Screenshots

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A small white single-engine aircraft waits at the hold short line near runway 8R at a large, partially rendered airport.

A top-down airport layout displays two intersecting runways, multiple taxiways with blue and red nodes, and several green circular markers.

Miami International Airport, Florida (FL). This AFCAD has been originally done by Eric James adding the new Rwy to KMIA. I just changed the Rwy numbers and added the LOC/DME in Rwy 8L.

Aerial view of Miami International Airport.

Please note taxiways between runway 8/26 and runway 9L/26R at the real airport were changed extensively but only a few were incorporated into this file. This is because taxi and runway signs will not appear for the newly added taxiways or runway. Also some new taxiways would have the old signs in the middle of them. There have been pilot and controller complaints about the new runways numbering. Pilots are expecting 9L to be on the left and controllers have had to redirect aircraft to the correct runway. AFCAD allows for easy change in runway numbering if the number is changed. File has been tested in FS2004 and AI traffic will use the new taxiways and runways.

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kmia_8lr.zip

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FS2004 add-on

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What’s inside this archive

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File Contents

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
AF2_KMIA.bgl	09.22.05	49.51 kB
kmia.jpg	02.05.04	45.35 kB
readme.txt	09.22.05	965 B
Clipboard01.jpg	09.22.05	251.82 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B