Adding airports to the database
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Adding airports to the database
I just finished the airport-add-script :
http://flynet.en-studios.de/add_airport.php
I think the fields are quite selfexplaining, but don't hesitate to ask if there's still something unclear.
http://flynet.en-studios.de/add_airport.php
I think the fields are quite selfexplaining, but don't hesitate to ask if there's still something unclear.
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Oddly enough, ABQ is both KABQ and KIKR. Depends on if you're with the military or not. If you're with the military, then you're probably flying to KIKR (Kirtland AFB) which is on the NE side of the airprt to the west of the N/S runway. If you're not in the military, then you're going to KABQ and you're going to end up on the West side of the N/S runway either at the GA ramps or the Passenger Terminals.
It's one of those oddly done airports that in addition to being dual use, it's identified as two separate airports depending on the use.
It's one of those oddly done airports that in addition to being dual use, it's identified as two separate airports depending on the use.
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Just out of interest, when I need to add an airport this is what I do :
Airport name : Use the one that FS9 uses
IATA : Usually this site http://gc.kls2.com (using the ICAO code for searching)
ICAO : Use the one FS9 uses
City : Use the one FS9 uses or the one from IATA search if 'well known' - sometimes FS9 a bit obscure
Country : Use the one FS9 uses so you'll be able to find it
Lat/Long: Use FS9 co-ordinates and this site http://boulter.com/gps/ to convert to deg/minutes plus it gives a nice satellite image to confirm location
Altitude : Use the one FS9 uses
Runway lengths : use the ones FS9 uses
Rgds
John
Airport name : Use the one that FS9 uses
IATA : Usually this site http://gc.kls2.com (using the ICAO code for searching)
ICAO : Use the one FS9 uses
City : Use the one FS9 uses or the one from IATA search if 'well known' - sometimes FS9 a bit obscure
Country : Use the one FS9 uses so you'll be able to find it
Lat/Long: Use FS9 co-ordinates and this site http://boulter.com/gps/ to convert to deg/minutes plus it gives a nice satellite image to confirm location
Altitude : Use the one FS9 uses
Runway lengths : use the ones FS9 uses
Rgds
John
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Who to believe ? lol
I tried to add one Nosy Be in madagascar,
This must be my luck, the names are not the same for your recomanded site, and documents i have (by the way the same name as FS9)
So I think this is why It was not added
I try again
Thanks for your posts
Marc
This must be my luck, the names are not the same for your recomanded site, and documents i have (by the way the same name as FS9)
So I think this is why It was not added
I try again
Thanks for your posts
Marc
Last edited by Marc Joy on Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:11 pm, edited 1 time in total.