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FSX Caransebes Scenery

Caransebes, Romania (LRCS). Based on the stock airport, modified using satellite image as a visual guide. Proportions and apron corrected, added GA parking spots. Corrected and added buildings and some vehicle ways between. This is the only commercial Romanian airport which is not located near a ...

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  • File: noname85.zip
  • Size:4.35 MB
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  • Access:Freeware
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Caransebes, Romania (LRCS). Based on the stock airport, modified using satellite image as a visual guide. Proportions and apron corrected, added GA parking spots. Corrected and added buildings and some vehicle ways between. This is the only commercial Romanian airport which is not located near a major city. While built as a military airbase, TAROM later offered scheduled flights to Bucharest. Today no scheduled flights use this airport. By Ana Gana.

Caransebes Scenery.

Caransebes Scenery.

Copy the .bgl files into your FSX Addon Scenery/scenery folder.
(usually "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Addon Scenery\scenery").
The airport will replace the respective stock airport after the next FSX start.

These files are in the Public Domain. You may do whatever you wish with them.

Ana Gana

Images & Screenshots

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A single long runway with parallel taxiways and apron areas is surrounded by green fields and dense suburban housing.A single runway stretches across a grassy airfield, surrounded by scattered buildings, trees, and distant green hills under cloudy skies.A small airport with a single runway sits behind a cluster of low-rise buildings, surrounded by rolling green hills and scattered clouds.A single runway stretches across grassy terrain with scattered trees, while a small town and rolling hills appear in the background.A small airport with intersecting runways and several hangars sits near a town, surrounded by rolling hills and scattered clouds.A small airport with a single runway sits near a cluster of low-rise buildings and trees, with hills in the background.A small, single-story terminal building with large glass windows stands on a grassy field, surrounded by trees and distant hills.A runway stretches across grassy terrain with scattered houses in the foreground and a town surrounded by hills under cloudy skies.Several hangars and a control tower sit on a grassy airfield with a small town and rolling hills in the background.A large hangar with dark sliding doors and a white central section stands on grass near distant hills and scattered buildings.A small airport terminal with large glass windows stands near a taxiway, with trees and distant hills in the background.A grassy airfield features a large white fuel tank, two hangars at the edges, and several buildings in the distant background.A large white hangar with Cessna branding and closed sliding doors stands beside a grassy area and a paved taxiway.Two large hangars and several trees stand on a grassy airfield with distant hills and scattered buildings in the background.A single runway marked 29 stretches across open grass with taxiways, surrounded by scattered buildings and trees under a cloudy sky.A concrete apron with yellow taxiway lines is bordered by Cessna-branded hangars, a tall control tower, and a blue fuel truck.A taxiway leads toward several white hangars and a tall control tower, with grassy fields and low hills in the background.Ground service vehicles and a blue fuel truck are parked on a large apron beside white hangars and distant green hills.Two white hangar buildings with multiple windows and closed doors stand on an apron, with a blue tanker truck parked nearby.A taxiway with a yellow centerline leads toward a control tower, two hangars, and distant rolling hills under a cloudy sky.A small airport apron features a weathered hangar on the left, a modern hangar in the center, and a fuel station with tanks to the right.
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Finding the Scenery

FSX/Prepar3D Coordinates:
45.42100000,22.25300000
Use the downloaded flight plan file by launching FSX/P3D, selecting "Load Flight Plan" in the flight planner, and choosing the .pln file. Your aircraft will be positioned directly at the add-on’s location.
Decimal Degrees (DD):
Latitude: 45.421000°
Longitude: 22.253000°
Degrees, Minutes, Seconds (DMS):
Latitude: 45° 25' 15.600" N
Longitude: 22° 15' 10.800" E

Map Location

The archive noname85.zip has 29 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory File Date File Size
LRCS_ADE_SB__Caransebes_CVX.bgl06.01.08429 B
caranseb.gif06.03.0817.00 kB
readme.txt06.03.08592 B
FILE_ID.DIZ06.03.08478 B
LRCS_ADE_SB__Caransebes.BGL06.01.086.27 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
Screenshots08.12.190 B
screen-1.jpg08.10.19176.05 kB
screen-10.jpg08.10.19179.33 kB
screen-11.jpg08.10.19140.35 kB
screen-12.jpg08.10.19127.73 kB
screen-13.jpg08.10.19136.62 kB
screen-14.jpg08.10.19133.69 kB
screen-15.jpg08.10.19143.63 kB
screen-16.jpg08.10.19114.69 kB
screen-17.jpg08.10.19263.47 kB
screen-18.jpg08.10.19233.95 kB
screen-19.jpg08.10.19206.41 kB
screen-2.jpg08.10.19280.63 kB
screen-20.jpg08.10.19184.66 kB
screen-21.jpg08.10.19189.86 kB
screen-3.jpg08.10.19235.35 kB
screen-4.jpg08.10.19480.76 kB
screen-5.jpg08.10.19264.80 kB
screen-6.jpg08.10.19250.82 kB
screen-7.jpg08.10.19273.82 kB
screen-8.jpg08.10.19264.78 kB
screen-9.jpg08.10.19274.04 kB
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