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FARB Richards Bay Airport
Richards Bay Airport (FARB) was established in 1975 and is situated approximately 5km NE of the Richards Bay CBD. The airport precinct of 36,2894 hectares is located adjacent Lake Mzingazi approximately 5 km from the Indian Ocean.
The airport is a public category domestic airport with about 100,000 scheduled arrivals per year offering scheduled flights between Richards Bay and Johannesburg. Operations include air cargo, recreational flying, commuter schedule, corporate and charter operat... Richards Bay Airport (FARB) was established in 1975 and is situated approximately 5km NE of the Richards Bay CBD. The airport precinct of 36,2894 hectares is located adjacent Lake Mzingazi approximately 5 km from the Indian Ocean.
The airport is a public category domestic airport with about 100,000 scheduled arrivals per year offering scheduled flights between Richards Bay and Johannesburg. Operations include air cargo, recreational flying, commuter schedule, corporate and charter operations, flying training, aviation maintenance, aviation fuel sales and supporting services.
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Highly detailed Airport Buildings and High-Definition PBR textures.
Accurate Runway/Apron Lighting.
Fully AI-Traffic compatible.
Corrected layout with accurate road network and added vehicle traffic.
FASD Saldanha-Vredenburg Airport
Saldanha-Vredenburg Airport (FASD) is a small airport located in Saldanha Bay, in the Western Cape province of South Africa. The land around the Saldanha-Vredenburg Airport is flat. The airport only offers only basic facilities and is set 49ft (15m) above sea level and is 5. 7 kilometers away from Saldanha City Centre. There are no scheduled flights available but private charter jets offer flights to and from destinations around Cape Town.
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Highly detailed Airport Building... Saldanha-Vredenburg Airport (FASD) is a small airport located in Saldanha Bay, in the Western Cape province of South Africa. The land around the Saldanha-Vredenburg Airport is flat. The airport only offers only basic facilities and is set 49ft (15m) above sea level and is 5. 7 kilometers away from Saldanha City Centre. There are no scheduled flights available but private charter jets offer flights to and from destinations around Cape Town.
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Highly detailed Airport Buildings and High-Definition PBR textures.
Accurate Runway/Apron Lighting.
Fully AI-Traffic compatible.
Corrected layout with accurate road network and added vehicle traffic.
FASH Stellenbosh Airport
FASP Morningstar Airport
FASS Sishen Airport
FATP New Tempe Airport
FAVG Virginia Airport
Virginia Airport (FAVG) is a small general aviation airport located 10 kilometres (5. 4 nautical miles) north of the city of Durban, the largest city in the province of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. It was officially opened by the Mayor of Durban, Mr Ted Shaw in July 1959 one day before the start of the Governor-General’s Cup Air Race and the airport was also the starting point for the race that year. Virginia airport also serves as a testing ground for newly licensed pilots with many flight sc... Virginia Airport (FAVG) is a small general aviation airport located 10 kilometres (5. 4 nautical miles) north of the city of Durban, the largest city in the province of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. It was officially opened by the Mayor of Durban, Mr Ted Shaw in July 1959 one day before the start of the Governor-General’s Cup Air Race and the airport was also the starting point for the race that year. Virginia airport also serves as a testing ground for newly licensed pilots with many flight schools operating from the airfield.
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Highly detailed Airport Buildings and High-Definition PBR textures.
Accurate Runway/Apron Lighting.
Fully AI-Traffic compatible.
Corrected layout with accurate road network and added vehicle traffic.
FAWB Wonderboom Airport
During the 1930’s, the City Council of Pretoria decided to build a landing strip on the farm Wonderboom, approximately 15 km (9. 3 mi) north of Pretoria. This was the beginning of Wonderboom Airport (FAWB) and the landing strip was open for air traffic in 1937. Over the years, the airports have been extensively upgraded and the runway lengthened to handle bigger aircraft. More upgrades are planned to include scheduled passenger services to and from the airport.
This airport package has b... During the 1930’s, the City Council of Pretoria decided to build a landing strip on the farm Wonderboom, approximately 15 km (9. 3 mi) north of Pretoria. This was the beginning of Wonderboom Airport (FAWB) and the landing strip was open for air traffic in 1937. Over the years, the airports have been extensively upgraded and the runway lengthened to handle bigger aircraft. More upgrades are planned to include scheduled passenger services to and from the airport.
This airport package has been created with as much detail as it was possible without making it impossible to fly in and out of. This airport is so true to life, it is like being there! For those who have been to Wonderboom airport before, will immediately recognize the airport layout.
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Highly detailed Airport Buildings and High-Definition PBR textures.
Accurate custom-made Runway/Apron Lighting.
Fully AI-Traffic compatible.
Corrected layout with accurate road network and added vehicle traffic.
FAWN Cape Winelands Airport
FAYP Ysterplaat Air Force Base
Ysterplaat Air Force Base (FAYP) is an airbase of the South African Air Force in the Cape Town suburb of Ysterplaat, on the southwestern coast of South Africa; 8km (5 mi) from Cape Town City Centre. The name Ysterplaat is Afrikaans from the Dutch "Ijzerplaats", meaning "Place of Iron" in English.
The site of AFB Ysterplaat was originally used as a civilian airfield, known as Maitland Aerodrome, from as early as 1929. With the coming of World War II the land the aerodrome sat on was donat... Ysterplaat Air Force Base (FAYP) is an airbase of the South African Air Force in the Cape Town suburb of Ysterplaat, on the southwestern coast of South Africa; 8km (5 mi) from Cape Town City Centre. The name Ysterplaat is Afrikaans from the Dutch "Ijzerplaats", meaning "Place of Iron" in English.
The site of AFB Ysterplaat was originally used as a civilian airfield, known as Maitland Aerodrome, from as early as 1929. With the coming of World War II the land the aerodrome sat on was donated to aid the war effort by Sir David Graaff, on condition his estate would be consulted should it ever be used for non-military purposes. During and after the World War II Ysterplaat was used as a maintenance and assembly depot for aircraft.
Today, due to increased budgetary restrictions, all activity at the base has basically come to a halt. There were plans to convert the base into a civilian airport with a military presence, but no decisions have been taken yet.