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Botswana Scenery for FSX

Download free Botswana scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator X. This hand-picked collection brings together enhanced and photoreal airports, detailed cities, terrain and landmarks across Botswana — from major international hubs to smaller regional airfields. Every file is free to download, checked by our team, and updated as new releases land.

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Botswana Airports

Covering 115 freeware aerodromes across Botswana, this FSX package by David Atkinson revises commercial aprons, gravel bush strips and mining outposts with current NOTAM-based layouts, runway…

271.47 KB1KNov 20121.0 (1)
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FBMN

Maun Airport (FBMN) AFCAD update brings current apron geometry, corrected taxiway network, custom parking codes for Air Botswana and regional safari charters, proper navaids and realistic runway…

2.37 MB357Jun 2012
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Maun International Airport

Maun International Airport (FBMN) scenery delivers a bespoke rendition of Botswana’s Okavango Delta gateway with accurate runway profiles, re-drawn taxiway geometry, high-resolution apron…

5.77 MB679Feb 20121.0 (1)
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Gabarone Airport

Covering Sir Seretse Khama International Airport FBSK, this FSX-only freeware add-on deploys carefully arranged stock assets across Gaborone, enhancing runway edge lights, apron textures, terminal…

10.64 KB519Nov 2011
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Kasane

Botswana’s Kasane Airport FBKE receives a v2 update that corrects terrain elevation, refines the AFCAD layout, adds custom terminal and service structures, fixes windsock headings and tower view,…

4.14 MB339Nov 2011
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