The Most Challenging Airports in FSX: Episode 6 - Northern Africa

Описание: Apologies for the erratic uploads, but here it is! Northern Africa is one of the most diverse places on Earth, from the warm Mediterranean t the scorching Sahara to the jungles of Congo, it is a region that has it all. Due to a distinct lack of detail in the default scenery and limited scenery coverage, especially in the interior of the continent, most airports are located at the coast.
Thanks to Samuele Geographie for his Input and Bro Man for the links (although youtube wont allow me to link directly)

The airports and aircraft are as follows:

For Textures I use REX4 and ORBX global, both payware software, but the simulator can be used fine without, although some airports may seem a bit different

1. Ceuta
Aircraft: Dash-7 by Milton Shupe
(via Simviation)
Scenery by Bernardo Barroso
(found at flyawaysimulation)

2. Lubero
Default Scenery
Aircraft (Payware) by Qualitywings

3. Eagle Island (otherwise known as Remire)
Scenery by Diaphenous (search for seychelles photoreal on Simviation)
Aircraft is the payware Quest Kodiak by Lionheart Simulations.

4. El Berriel Airport
Scenery by Alberto Sanchez via a website named vuelosaventura, Youtube wont let me input whole URL's, but look for the area Canarias under Descargas and Escenarios.
The aircraft is the fantastic Citation X donationware by Phillipe Wallaert and Alejandro Rojas Lucena, otherwise known as Alrot
(search for Citation X at Simviation)

5. Walikale
Scenery by Me (search for walikale at simviation)
C-47R is freeware by Mannfred, Ted 'Tufun' Wolfgang, Daniel Gauthier(search C-47R at Simviation)

6. Bata
Scenery is default (as real as it gets, yeah right)
Aircraft is the payware MD-82 by CLS

7. Platte
Scenery is by Diaphenous (search Seychelles photoreal on simviation)
Aircraft is the Payware Beechcraft Staggerwing by Alabeo

8. Tingi-Ting
Scenery is default (what else)
Aircraft is the Payware Epic Victory by Lionheart Studios

Apologies for the lack of proper links, I cant put them into the description for some reason.

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