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{{Newsletter-cover-header|Scenery Corner}}<br> | {{Newsletter-cover-header|Scenery Corner}}<br> | ||
[[#Project Venezuela|Project Venezuela]]<br> | [[#Project Venezuela|Project Venezuela]]<br> | ||
[[#Sierra de la Libertad - Chagual SPGL|Sierra de la Libertad - Chagual SPGL]]<br> | |||
[[#Festival Development|Festival Development]]<br> | [[#Festival Development|Festival Development]]<br> | ||
{{Newsletter-cover-header|Community News}}<br> | {{Newsletter-cover-header|Community News}}<br> | ||
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SVCS now has shared models. They are also in TerraSync | SVCS now has shared models. They are also in TerraSync | ||
=== Sierra de la Libertad - Chagual SPGL === | |||
[[File:Gochapita airport overview.jpg|420px|Gochapita Airfield]]<br /> | |||
In Peru high up in the Sierra de la Libertad there are some airfields to found. One of the most popular is [[Chagual Airport]]. But there are some more beautiful places in the middle of the Andes. Not far from [[Chagual Airport]] there is [[Gochapita Airfield]] at an altitude of about 12.000 feet. For most of the year clouds covering the airfield in dense mist. Another difficult airport is [[Pias Airport]]. The final approach is a little complicated and risky because of the high mountainous terrain of the Coordillera and a descend rate of approx 2.000 feet per minute.<br /> | |||
This Scenery is now available for Download with airport data and layouts, airport buildings, villages and more. See [[Chagual Airport#Scenery]] for details on how to obtain this Scenery. | |||
We wish you happy flying! | |||
=== Festival Development === | === Festival Development === | ||