FSX Salmon Point Scenery

PreviewScenery Salmon Point (AKSP), Chenega, Alaska (AK). A fictitious airport with a 3500 foot gravel runway and two helipads plus navaids and buildings.

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salmon_point_aksp.zip
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Scenery Salmon Point (AKSP), Chenega, Alaska (AK). A fictitious airport with a 3500 foot gravel runway and two helipads plus navaids and buildings.

Screenshot showing the pier at Salmon Point.

Screenshot showing the pier at Salmon Point.

Salmon Point is a fictitous place located approx 70 nm from Seward, Alaska. (60 degs) and 65 nm from Valdez (.187 degs). It was designed with Instant Scenery and default FSX objects and no addons such as Ultimate Alaska X so if you have such addons objects may appear where they were not intended to be.

It has a completely new airport with a 3500' gravel runway and (2) landable helpads. also includes an NDB (ADF) with a frequency of 309.0 and a range of 50 nm and a VOR/DME at 115.60 with a range of 80 nm. There is an aircraft service/maintenance area where you can taxi your float plane up a ramp from the water to an elevated platform for service or repair and this area has a landable helipad. Another area of the airport has 2 small warehouses and 2 hangers with many other buildings, aircraft and ground vehicles. around the area are several private homesites, a lighthouse and an old "nickel" mine. There are 2 crash sites where planes have crashed and a few cabins on other close islands. there are docks with planes and boats at some of the nearby private homesites. The runway has night lighting with approach strobes and other lighting.
Search for AKSP or Salmon Point. Has only one start point on the runway.

INSTALL: Place the unzipped "Salmon Point AKSP" folder into FSX's addon scenery folder and activate in the default manner.

TO ACTIVATE: after placing the "Salmon Point AKSP" folder into FSX's addon scenery folder open FSX and click on settings, then scenery library, click add area, then in the new window locate and highlight the same folder, click ok, then FSX will update the scenery library.

Your now ready to enjoy Salmon Point (AKSP).

Thank you for downloading this scenery.
It was created to enhance your FS world.

Savageagle / AW702_savag / GA864SA / HC864SA

Screenshot of the hangar and runway at Salmon Point.

Screenshot of the hangar and runway at Salmon Point.

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The archive salmon_point_aksp.zip has 18 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
Salmon Point AKSP07.09.100 B
132724_97.jpg07.09.1054.50 kB
13285_97.jpg07.09.1076.04 kB
133028_97.jpg07.09.1052.51 kB
133132_97.jpg07.09.1061.46 kB
14650_87.jpg07.09.10185.37 kB
15314_87.jpg07.09.10127.71 kB
AKSP 4.jpg07.09.10236.41 kB
AKSP MAIN.GIF07.09.10228.15 kB
AKSP readme.txt07.09.102.03 kB
scenery07.09.100 B
AFX_AKSP.bgl07.09.102.15 kB
Salmon Point_AKSP_Alaska.bgl07.09.107.29 kB
texture07.09.100 B
AKSP readme.txt07.09.102.03 kB
AKSP 3.GIF07.09.1098.85 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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