Early Access - Digital Download of 46CN Crystal Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Includes 1-meter and 10-meter terrain with water removal fixes. Feeling a little "Sail away, sail away, sail away"? " ok maybe that is not what Enya was singing about in Orinoco Flow but you get the vibe! Crystal Airport is a private airport in Llano, California, nestled against the northern side of the San Gabriel Mountains. Home of the Southern California Soaring Academy Glider Flight School a... Early Access - Digital Download of 46CN Crystal Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Includes 1-meter and 10-meter terrain with water removal fixes. Feeling a little "Sail away, sail away, sail away"? " ok maybe that is not what Enya was singing about in Orinoco Flow but you get the vibe! Crystal Airport is a private airport in Llano, California, nestled against the northern side of the San Gabriel Mountains. Home of the Southern California Soaring Academy Glider Flight School and a few private hangars. Boasting of a 4500 foot paved runway which has plenty of room for glider launches in a variety of means. NOTAM: This is an early access release, updates in progress are listed below:
Additional areas of detail for the California Aqueduct in the immediate area Port-A-Port Hangars and additional building details
Featuring several marked Points of Interest (POI) from the Soaring Academy's gloriously detailed on the "Favorite Sources of Lift" page described here: https://soaringacademy. org/soaring, Including custom buildings and hangars, as well as a custom trapezoid wind indicator, we hope you enjoy this scenery as mush as we are. In the wider area, this scenery also removes water from the Big Rock Wash and Little Rock Wash, which are arroyos. A detailed section of the California Aqueduct system should make the vicinity a bit more realistic. However it is not realistic for you to land in the aqueduct. . . . . this definitely is a feature of a Trespass VR scenery! Taking you behind the scenes and giving you the all access pass! The Icon A5 lands in the aqueduct nicely. . . Let us know if you manage to land the Hughes H-4 Hercules or another boat plane and tag us on Instagram!