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User:Flyingfisch

2014-10-30T15:18:20Z

Flyingfisch:

{{user
| name = Flyingfisch
| location = USA
| age =
| job = Web Developer
| interests =
* Web dev
* FlightGear
* Skiing
| callsign = [http://mpserver15.flightgear.org/modules/fgtracker/?FUNCT=FLIGHTS&CALLSIGN=FF015 FF015]
| favourite =
* [[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]
* [[De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter]]
| website = http://toppagedesign.com
| irc = flyingfisch
}}

== My Projects ==

=== Aircraft ===
[[File:Bonanza at KAKR sunrise.png|550px]]

[[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]

I am also working on improving the 3D cockpit in the 737-300: http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=24450&p=222431#p222431

=== Airports ===
[[File:Aerial view of KAKR.png|550px]]

[[Akron-Fulton International Airport]]

[[File:KSU From ground.png|550px]]

[[Kent State University Airport]]

[[File:Aerial_view_of_1G5.png|550px]]

[[Medina Municipal Airport]]

[[Category:Users]]

Tecnam P92

2014-10-04T17:50:25Z

Flyingfisch: added dl link

{{infobox Aircraft
|name = Tecnam P92
|image = The P92 in flight.png
|alt =
|type =
|authors = Emmanuel Baranger(3D/FDM), Guillaume Bacon (Sounds), Clément de l'Hamaide (Systems)
|status-fdm = 3
|status-systems = 4
|status-cockpit = 4
|status-model = 4
|fdm = YASim
|fgname = p92, p92A
|download = http://pattenflightgear.wifeo.com/tecnam-p92-echo.php
}}

== Flying the Tecnam P92 W ==
{{review}}

The autostart feature is very useful in this aircraft, since it also closes the door, wideopen at the start, With the engine running, an increase in power makes the plane veer off course, easily corrected with the rudder, but the rudder again must be adjusted as speed builds
up in order to reduce prevent over correction.

Once the ASI is firmly planted in the white arc, the stick is pulled bakc to maitain a climb of 100 fpm at about 75 kmh. The ASI is all in KMH which
makes one seem to be going faster, and may be adjustable throught the settings.

One feature thatbecomes evident immedialtey is the canopy distortion. Credit goes to the FG programmers who have realistically.
maybe too realsitcally implemented this feature, since canopy distortion witht he apprenet distortion of the
eartht below, is a really annoying feature. Everything seems darker as well, possible due to a tinted canopy, but this
is tolerable.

Turns were easily accomplished without losing much height,m and the aircraft is stable in turns. Roll rates are decent, no ballrel rolls here
but for crusiing around seems to be just about right. I had some problems with elevator trim, this may be a bug in the installation, which will
have to be figuredout.I did notice, however exrtem up elevator position in the in flight shots.

The tail viw is a nice feature and could alwasy be referred toas a realaircraft witht tail camera video recorder.

The outside model seems a bit low poly, but then again may be a feature of my on board graphics set up which willbe corrected shortly.
Teh same goes fo the screenshots, if they are a little unappealing due to texture begin turned off, shadersoff, which will also explaint he
lack of trees.

Another odd feature I notice in replay only is that the aircraft shadows appear as if the aircraft was on the ground, and the weels
are turning, which is very disconcerting, perhaps this is a bug in Fg 2.4

Bewreof the autopilot wing leveler L like many aircraft, is does not sowrk , actaull yworsem, it rolls the aircraft tot he right
na n uncontrollable spiral which is difficult to recover quickly from, so use the heading control only. The descent rate works fine, actually
once forgetting to monitor the aircraft, while typing this review, it wa set at a 400 mpf descent, and the aircraft landed
and tipped one wing to the left, but finally settle in a high speed cruise across the flatlands near KHRV on he ground, this
is an useful feature if you need to land the airplane safely . The wheels and spring laded gear bends up appropriately
on landing, but in the replay the annoying shadows and wheel revolutions persist all the way down the ground level.

The pilot figure is decent enough and the cockpit is also detailed enough to be pleasing. Corrected SI to knots and the elevator problem
and this is a nice little LSA, well equipped as well, with radios and such.

== Gallery ==
<gallery mode=Packed>
At ground Level.png|The Tecnam P 92 on the ground
Before take off.png|Cockpit view before take off - note perspex reflections
Wide angle view over the side.png|The view over the side
Looking back over the shoulder.png|Rear quarter view after take off - note perspex reflection
Passenger Side.png|Passenger Side
Close up of panel.png|Cruise speed
Cockpit floor view.png|Cockpit interior view - joysticks and details
</gallery>

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-07-29T18:58:06Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Bonanza retracting gears.png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Alpha
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 3
| status-model = 2
}}
[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]

=== Notes ===
* Most of the panel buttons have tooltips, if you are unsure of what something does just hover over it.

=== Startup ===
# Remove pitot cover and intake plugs (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza_at_KAKR_sunrise.png | Beech Bonanza and sunrise. @FlightGear, @ALS: Sky coloring++
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The [[Akron-Fulton_International_Airport#Goodyear_Airdock | Goodyear Airdock]] is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

User:Flyingfisch

2014-07-04T14:30:53Z

Flyingfisch: /* Airports */

{{user
| name = Flyingfisch
| location = USA
| age =
| job = Web Developer
| interests =
* Web dev
* FlightGear
* Skiing
| callsign = [http://mpserver15.flightgear.org/modules/fgtracker/?FUNCT=FLIGHTS&CALLSIGN=FF015 FF015]
| favourite =
* [[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]
* [[De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter]]
| website = http://toppagedesign.com
| irc = flyingfisch
}}

== My Projects ==

=== Aircraft ===
[[File:Bonanza at KAKR sunrise.png|550px]]

[[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]

=== Airports ===
[[File:Aerial view of KAKR.png|550px]]

[[Akron-Fulton International Airport]]

[[File:KSU From ground.png|550px]]

[[Kent State University Airport]]

[[File:Aerial_view_of_1G5.png|550px]]

[[Medina Municipal Airport]]

[[Category:Users]]

1G5

2014-07-04T14:28:15Z

Flyingfisch: Redirected page to Medina Municipal Airport

#REDIRECT [[Medina Municipal Airport]]

List of developed airports

2014-07-04T14:27:40Z

Flyingfisch: /* Airports */

This page lists developed airports which are included in FlightGear if two conditions are fulfilled. Airports are listed here if
* at least one building or [[Signs|taxi signs]] have been placed
* the respective objects are represented in the [[FlightGear Scenery Database]].
Every improvement listed here can be downloaded using [[TerraSync]] and it will also be included in the next [[World Scenery]] release.

If you are currently developing an airport, please feel free to add it to [[Airports under construction]]. For a list of currently ongoing scenery related projects, please check out [[Current Scenery Projects]].

The ICAO codes link to the FlightGear mapserver, which - among other things - contains information about the current status of the [[FlightGear Scenery Database]]. On a map, you will see
* the current airport layout with runways, taxiways and aprons
* red dots: static objects in the scenery database made especially for this airport
* dark red dots: shared models in the scenery database placed at this airport
* green dots: [[Signs|taxi signs]] placed at the airport

'''Note:''' You can sort the table by clicking one of the [[File:Sort none.gif]] symbols in the row headers.

== Airports ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="0" cellspacing="0"
|-
! style="background:#efefef" | ICAO !! style="background:#efefef" | Name !! style="background:#efefef" | Country !! style="background:#efefef" | Continent !! class="unsortable" style="background:#efefef" | Comment

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=13.76716&lat=51.13277&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDC] || [[Dresden Airport]] || Germany || Europe || some models: tower, terminal, animated hangars etc. ''Everything published via TerraSync''

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=8.56293&lat=50.03795&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDF] || [[Frankfurt am Main Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modeled with [[Signs]] and [[Interactive Traffic]] and unique scycrapers downtown

|-
| EDDH || [[Hamburg Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modeled, plus unique buildings downtown

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=13.40379&lat=52.47502&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDI] ||[[Berlin Tempelhof Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| EDDL || [[Düsseldorf International Airport|Düsseldorf Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Tower and terminal

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=11.78609&lat=48.35378&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDM] || [[Munich Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modelled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=12.23603&lat=51.42262&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDP] || [[Leipzig/Halle Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modelled with [[Signs]]

|-
| EDDS || [[Stuttgart Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modelled based on Shared-Models, incl. [[Signs]]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=13.28992&lat=52.55917&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDT] || [[Berlin Tegel Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Tower, terminals, [[Signs]] and unique buildings downtown

|-
| EDFM || [[Mannheim City Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Basic models of tower, terminals and hangars

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=10.71706&lat=53.80496&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDHL] || [[Lübeck Blankensee Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Almost complete, home of the [[Piper PA34-200T Seneca II|Seneca]] used to model the FlightGear version. A modified tile is available at [http://www.t3r.de/fg/scenery/ Torsten's scenery site]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=7.16278&lat=50.76767&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDKB] || [[Bonn-Hangelar Airport]] || Germany || Europe ||

|-
| EDVE || [[Braunschweig Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modelled

|-
| EEKE || Kuressaare Airport || Estonia || Europe ||

|-
| EETN || Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport || Estonia || Europe ||

|-
| EETU || Tartu Airport || Estonia || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=25.04487&lat=60.25318&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EFHF] || Helsinki-Malmi Airport || Finland || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=24.95253&lat=60.3206&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EFHK] || Helsinki-Vantaa Airport || Finland || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=22.26281&lat=60.51412&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTFFFF EFTU] || Turku Airport || Finland || Europe || Tower and terminal modelled

|-
| EGFF || Cardiff Airport || United Kingdom || Europe || One building: British Airways Maintenance Facility

|-
| EGGP || Liverpool John Lennon Airport || United Kingdom || Europe ||

|-
| EGGW || London Luton Airport || United Kingdom || Europe ||

|-
| EGKA || Shoreham Airport || United Kingdom || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-0.19224&lat=51.14869&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EGKK] || [[London Gatwick]] || United Kingdom || Europe || Complete and fully modeled to highest level of detail with day and night textures; AI parking and ground network

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-0.46095&lat=51.47139&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EGLL] || London Heathrow Airport || United Kingdom || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| EGPH || Edinburgh Airport || United Kingdom || Europe || Tower, terminal, park deck, and some shared models

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=1.28469&lat=52.67713&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EGSH] || Norwich Airport || United Kingdom || Europe ||

|-
| EH01 || [[VU University Medical Center]] || Netherlands || Europe || Complete hospital building including on-roof heli platform.

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=4.75487&lat=52.31296&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EHAM] || [[Amsterdam Airport Schiphol]] || Netherlands || Europe || Fully modeled, bussiest AI airport currently

|-
| EHEH || Eindhoven Airport || Netherlands || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=5.51885&lat=52.45717&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EHLE] || [[Lelystad Airport]] || Netherlands || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| EHVK || [[Volkel Air Base]] || Netherlands || Europe || Shelters and detailed airport layout.

|-
| EIDW || [[Dublin Airport]] || Ireland || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=6.11017&lat=62.56037&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF ENAL] || Ålesund Airport || Norway || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=6.10949&lat=61.83027&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF ENSD] || Sandane Airport || Norway || Europe ||

|-
| ENVA || Trondheim Værnes Airport || Norway || Europe ||

|-
| ESGP || Göteborg Airport || Sweden || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-106.60912&lat=35.04021&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KABQ] || Albuquerque Sunport Airport, NM || USA || America || Basic development only

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-84.42809&lat=33.63672&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KATL] || [[Hartsfield - Jackson Atlanta International Airport]], GA || USA || America || Terminal modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.4629595&lat=41.0421187&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KAKR] || [[Akron-Fulton International Airport]], OH || USA || America || Fully modelled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.43676804&lat=40.91510112&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KCAK] || Akron-Canton Regional Airport, OH || USA || America || Fully modelled

|-
| KAUS || Austin-Bergstrom Airport, TX || USA || America ||

|-
| KFNT || Bishop Intl, MI || USA || America || Fully modelled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-76.66833&lat=39.17535&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KBWI] || Baltimore-Washington International, MD || USA || America || Terminal modeled with jetways, parking garage, support buildings and [[Signs]]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-76.92254&lat=38.98062&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KCGS] || College Park Airport, MD || USA || America ||

|-
| KDCA || Reagan National Airport, VA || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-104.67318&lat=39.86166&zoom=13&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KDEN] || [[Denver_International_Airport|Denver Airport, CO]] || USA || America || One terminal modelled

|-
| KDTW || Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, MI || USA || America || Basic development only

|-
| KFHR || Friday Harbor Airport, WA || USA || America ||

|-
| KIND || Indianapolis Airport, IN || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-90.07589&lat=32.31118&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KJAN] || Jackson-Evers Airport, MS || USA || America ||

|-
| KJFK || [[John F. Kennedy International Airport]], NY || USA || America ||

|-
| KLAS || Las Vegas McCarran Airport, NV || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-118.40809&lat=33.9425&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KLAX] || [[Los Angeles International Airport]], CA || USA|| America || Fully modeled

|-
| KLSV || [[Nellis Air Force Base]], NV || USA || America || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-109.4667&lat=47.04924&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KLWT] || Lewistown Municipal Airport, MT || USA || America ||

|-
| KMCI || Kansas City Airport, MO || USA || America || Basic development only

|-
| KMTN || Martin State Airport, MD || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-117.69181&lat=35.68565&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KNID] || China Lake Naval Air Weapons Station, CA || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-122.04918&lat=37.4162&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KNUQ] || Moffett Federal Airfield, CA || USA || America || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-122.22062&lat=37.7214&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KOAK] || [[Oakland International Airport]], CA || USA || America || Realistic terminal, currently undergoing maintenance

|-
| KORD || Chicago [[O'Hare International Airport]], IL || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-88.55704&lat=43.98436&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KOSH] || Wittman Regional Airport, Oshkosh, WI || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-75.12398&lat=38.31045&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KOXB] || Ocean City Municipal Airport, MD || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-122.59751&lat=45.58871&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KPDX] || Portland Airport, OR || USA || America ||

|-
| KPHX || Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, AZ || USA || America ||

|-
| KRNO || Reno/Tahoe Airport, NV || USA || America ||

|-
| KSEA || [[Seattle-Tacoma International Airport]], WA || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-122.3749&lat=37.61897&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KSFO] || [[San Francisco International Airport]], CA || USA || America || FlightGear's default airport, terminal buildings, airport lights and airport train.

|-
| KSLC || Salt Lake City International Airport, UT || USA || America ||

|-
| KVUO || Pearson Field Airport, Vancouver, WA || USA || America ||

|-
| LDSP || Split Airport || Croatia || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| LEBB || Bilbao || Spain || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| LEMD || Madrid - Barajas || Spain || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| LFEA || Belle-Ile || France || Europe ||

|-
| LFEQ || Quiberon || France || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-3.66479&lat=48.05247&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFES] || Guiscriff Scaër || France || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=2.35465&lat=49.04626&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFFE] || Enghien Moisselles Airfield || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=4.8264&lat=45.25226&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFLR] || Saint Rambert d'Albon Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=13.76716&lat=51.13277&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFMA] || Aix - Les Milles Airfield || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=0.08816&lat=49.53404&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFOH] || Le Havre Octeville Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=5.36736&lat=43.50499&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFPG] || Charles de Gaulle International Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, very detailed, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=2.60632&lat=48.89629&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFPH] || Chelles Le Pin Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| LFPL || Lognes Emerainville Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, very detailed, high resolution textures

|-
| LFPO || Paris-Orly Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, very detailed, high resolution textures

|-
| LFPZ || St-Cyr-l’École Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, very detailed, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-4.41785&lat=48.44413&zoom=12&layers=B00000000000FTFFTFFTFFFTFFFF LFRB] || Brest Bretagne Airport || France || Europe || Modeled airport with static models

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-4.15167&lat=48.53014&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFRL] || Lanvéoc Naval Air Base || France || Europe || Airport fitted with shared models (for helos and training)

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-4.15167&lat=48.53014&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFRJ] || [[Landivisiau Naval Air Base]] || France || Europe || Modeled airport with arresting cables and [[Signs]]

|-
| LFRQ || Quimper || France || Europe ||

|-
| LFRU || Morlaix || France || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=7.531611&lat=47.599621&zoom=14 LFSB] || [[EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg|Basel Mulhouse]] || Switzerland || Europe || Nice modelling of Terminal.

|-
| LILN || Venegono Airport || Italy || Europe || Developed airport

|-
| LILQ || Massa Cinquale Airport || Italy || Europe ||

|-
| LILV || Valbrembo Airport || Italy || Europe ||

|-
| LIMC || Milano-Malpensa Airport || Italy || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=9.70741&lat=45.66952&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LIME] || [[Orio al Serio Airport]], Bergamo || Italy || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=9.27521&lat=45.44776&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LIML] || [[LIML|Milano-Linate Airport]] || Italy || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=7.36789&lat=45.73857&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LIMW] || Aosta Airport || Italy || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=14.26&lat=50.100833&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LKPR] || [[Václav Havel Airport Prague]] (Ruzyne) || Czech Republic || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=11.34397&lat=47.26023&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LOWI] || [[Innsbruck Airport]] || Austria || Europe ||

|-
| LROP || Bucharest Otopeni || Romania || Europe ||

|-
| LSGS || Sion Airport || Switzerland || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| LSZB || Bern-Belp Airport || Switzerland || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| PANC || Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=136.80541&lat=34.85841&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFFFFFTTFFF RJGG] || [[Chūbu Centrair International Airport]] || Japan || Asia || Detailed airport buildings, taxiway layout and customized terrain.

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=139.78114&lat=35.5533&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF RJTT] || [[Tokyo Haneda International Airport]] || Japan || Asia ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=126.45051&lat=37.46909&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF RKSI] || Seoul Incheon Airport || South Korea || Asia ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=121.01349&lat=14.51024&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF RPLL] || Manila Aquino Airport || Philippines || Asia || Tower and three large terminals

|-
| TAPA || V.C. Bird Intl Airport || Antigua and Barbuda || America ||

|-
| TDPD || Melville Hall Airport || Dominica || America ||

|-
| TFFF || Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport || Martinique, France || America ||

|-
| TFFG || Grand Case Airport || St. Maarten, Netherlands || America ||

|-
| TIST || Cyril E. King Airport || US Virgin Islands || America ||

|-
| TJSJ || Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport || Puerto Rico || America ||

|-
| TKPK || Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport || St. Kitts || America ||

|-
| TNCM || [[Princess Juliana International Airport]] || St. Maarten, Netherlands || America || Fully modeled, customized terrain

|-
| TNCS || Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport || Saba || America || Fully modeled

|-
| TQPF || Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport || Anguilla || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-49.17201&lat=-25.53101&zoom=15&layers=B0000000TFFFTFFFTFFFFFFF SBCT] || Afonso Pena International Airport || Brazil || South America || 3D Fully modeled - Download [http://djrick1.wix.com/grupofgbr/aeroportos#!__aeroportos Site Group FGBR]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-46.65768&lat=-23.62558&zoom=15&layers=B0000000TFFFTFFFTFFFFFFF SBSP] || Congonhas Airport || Brazil || South America || 3D Fully modeled - Download [http://djrick1.wix.com/grupofgbr/aeroportos#!__aeroportos Site Group FGBR]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-46.46864&lat=-23.43351&zoom=15&layers=B0000000TFFFTFFFTFFFFFFF SBGR] || Guarulhos International Airport || Brazil || South America || 3D Fully modeled - Download [http://djrick1.wix.com/grupofgbr/aeroportos#!__aeroportos Site Group FGBR]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-48.54304&lat=-27.6685&zoom=15&layers=B0000000TFFFTFFFTFFFFFFF SBFL] || Hercílio Luiz International Airport || Brazil || South America || 3D Fully modeled - Download [http://djrick1.wix.com/grupofgbr/aeroportos#!__aeroportos Site Group FGBR]

|-
| VIDP || Indira Gandhi International Airport || India || Asia ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?zoom=14&lat=27.39994&lon=89.42272&layers=B0 VQPR] || [[Paro Airport]] || Bhutan || Asia ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=113.9183&lat=22.308&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF VHHH] || Hong Kong International Airport || Hong Kong || Asia || Terminals, control towers, some other buildings

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.41707414&lat=41.15689289&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 1G3] || Kent State University Airfield, OH || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.76281774&lat=41.13448335&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 1G5] || [[Medina Municipal Airport]], OH || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.24620281&lat=41.20973295&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 29G] || Portage Co, OH || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-90.13769&lat=43.83872&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 82C] || Mauston-New Lisbon Union Airport, WI || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-89.02545&lat=44.50485&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 68C] || Iola Central County Airport, WI || USA || America ||

|}

{{Suggested}}

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Airports]]

Medina Municipal Airport

2014-07-04T14:25:15Z

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{{infobox Airport
|name = Medina Municipal Airport
|image = Aerial view of 1G5.png
|icao = none
|iata = none
|type =Public
|owner = City of Medina
|city = Medina, Ohio, USA
|runway= 1/19
|length= 874 m
|material= Asphalt
|runway2= 9/27
|length2= 1084 m
|material2= Asphalt
|website = none
}}
[[File:1G5 from ground.png|thumb|Medina Municipal Airport from the ground.]]
'''Medina Municipal Airport''' (FAA LID: 1G5) is a public use airport in Medina County, Ohio, United States. Although most U.S. airports use the same three-letter location identifier for the FAA and IATA, this airport is assigned 1G5 by the FAA but has no designation from the IATA.

File:Aerial view of 1G5.png

2014-07-04T14:21:32Z

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[[Category:Airports]]

File:1G5 from ground.png

2014-07-04T14:21:20Z

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[[Category:Airports]]

User:Flyingfisch

2014-07-04T01:32:51Z

Flyingfisch:

{{user
| name = Flyingfisch
| location = USA
| age =
| job = Web Developer
| interests =
* Web dev
* FlightGear
* Skiing
| callsign = [http://mpserver15.flightgear.org/modules/fgtracker/?FUNCT=FLIGHTS&CALLSIGN=FF015 FF015]
| favourite =
* [[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]
* [[De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter]]
| website = http://toppagedesign.com
| irc = flyingfisch
}}

== My Projects ==

=== Aircraft ===
[[File:Bonanza at KAKR sunrise.png|550px]]

[[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]

=== Airports ===
[[File:Aerial view of KAKR.png|550px]]

[[Akron-Fulton International Airport]]

[[File:KSU From ground.png|550px]]

[[Kent State University Airport]]

[[Category:Users]]

User:Flyingfisch

2014-07-04T01:31:21Z

Flyingfisch:

{{user
| name = Flyingfisch
| location = USA
| age =
| job = Web Developer
| interests =
* Web dev
* FlightGear
* Skiing
| callsign = [http://mpserver15.flightgear.org/modules/fgtracker/?FUNCT=FLIGHTS&CALLSIGN=FF015]
| favourite =
* [[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]
* [[De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter]]
| website = http://toppagedesign.com
| irc = flyingfisch
}}

== My Projects ==

=== Aircraft ===
[[File:Bonanza at KAKR sunrise.png|550px]]

[[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]

=== Airports ===
[[File:Aerial view of KAKR.png|550px]]

[[Akron-Fulton International Airport]]

[[File:KSU From ground.png|550px]]

[[Kent State University Airport]]

[[Category:Users]]

1G3

2014-07-04T01:22:34Z

Flyingfisch: Redirected page to Kent State University Airport

#REDIRECT [[Kent State University Airport]]

Kent State University Airfield

2014-07-04T01:21:51Z

Flyingfisch: Redirected page to Kent State University Airport

#REDIRECT [[Kent State University Airport]]

User:Flyingfisch

2014-07-04T01:19:31Z

Flyingfisch: /* Airports */

Hi, I'm flyingfisch.

== My Projects ==

=== Aircraft ===
[[File:Bonanza at KAKR sunrise.png|550px]]

[[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]

=== Airports ===
[[File:Aerial view of KAKR.png|550px]]

[[Akron-Fulton International Airport]]

[[File:KSU From ground.png|550px]]

[[Kent State University Airport]]

Kent State University Airport

2014-07-04T01:16:58Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Airport
|name = Kent State University Airport
|image = 1G3 Aerial view.png
|icao = none
|iata = none
|type =Public
|owner = Kent State University
|city = Stow, Ohio, USA
|runway= 1/19
|length= 1219 m
|material= Asphalt
|runway2= 5/23
|length2= 732 m
|material2= Turf
|runway3= 9/27
|length3= 357 m
|material3= Turf
|website = http://www.kent.edu/airport/
}}
[[File:KSU From ground.png|thumb|A view of 1G3 from the ground.]]
'''Kent State University Airport''' (FAA LID: 1G3) is a public airport in Stow, Ohio, United States owned by Kent State University. Besides being a public airport, the Kent State University Airport is used in the College of Technology's Aeronautics program which provides flight training and other professional aeronautical training to enrolled Kent State University students. The airport also operates a Flight Clinic for the general public who are interested in attaining private pilot instruction. Kent State has a leading Pilot Training Bridge Program with Continental Express designed to help highly skilled and qualified students migrate as a pilot into the airline industry.

== Notes ==
Only the asphalt runway is modelled in FlightGear.

[[Category:Airports in the United States of America]]

Kent State University Airport

2014-07-04T01:07:24Z

Flyingfisch: Created page with "{{infobox Airport |name = Kent State University Airport |image = 1G3 Aerial view.png |icao = none |iata = none |type =Public |owner = Kent State University |city = Stow, Ohio,..."

{{infobox Airport
|name = Kent State University Airport
|image = 1G3 Aerial view.png
|icao = none
|iata = none
|type =Public
|owner = Kent State University
|city = Stow, Ohio, USA
|runway= 1/19
|length= 1219 m
|material= Asphalt
|runway2= 5/23
|length2= 732 m
|material2= Turf
|runway3= 9/27
|length3= 357 m
|material3= Turf
|website = http://www.kent.edu/airport/
}}
[[File:KSU From ground.png|thumb|A view of 1G3 from the ground.]]
'''Kent State University Airport''' (FAA LID: 1G3) is a public airport in Stow, Ohio, United States owned by Kent State University. Besides being a public airport, the Kent State University Airport is used in the College of Technology's Aeronautics program which provides flight training and other professional aeronautical training to enrolled Kent State University students. The airport also operates a Flight Clinic for the general public who are interested in attaining private pilot instruction. Kent State has a leading Pilot Training Bridge Program with Continental Express designed to help highly skilled and qualified students migrate as a pilot into the airline industry.

[[Category:Airports in the United States of America]]

File:1G3 Aerial view.png

2014-07-04T01:05:49Z

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2014-07-04T01:05:38Z

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[[Category:Airports]]

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-07-04T00:25:39Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Bonanza retracting gears.png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Alpha
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 2
| status-model = 2
}}
[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]

=== Notes ===
* Most of the panel buttons have tooltips, if you are unsure of what something does just hover over it.

=== Startup ===
# Remove pitot cover and intake plugs (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza_at_KAKR_sunrise.png | Beech Bonanza and sunrise. @FlightGear, @ALS: Sky coloring++
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The [[Akron-Fulton_International_Airport#Goodyear_Airdock | Goodyear Airdock]] is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

FlightGear Admin Wizard

2014-07-03T19:53:02Z

Flyingfisch: improved grammar

{{Main article|FlightGear Wizard}}

[[File:fgadmin.jpg|thumb|270px]]

With the '''FlightGear Admin Wizard''' ('''FGAdmin''') it is possible to install new scenery on a simple and quick way, in case one does not, cannot, or does not want to use [[terrasync]].

== Manual ==
# Download a scenery chunk from [http://flightgear.org/legacy-Downloads/scenery-1.0.1.html FGFS Scenery Downloads] and place it somewhere on your computer where you could find it back (your desktop?).
# Open FGAdmin (on Windows you'll find it at <tt>FlightGear/bin/win32</tt>) and you'll see a window like you see on the pic right of this text.
# Click Select Scenery Source to select the folder where you've stored your scenery chunk. Tick the box in front of your scenery file.
# Press Select Install Destination and select the FlightGear scenery folder (usually <tt>FlightGear/data/scenery</tt>).
# Now press Install Selected Files to install the scenery. You see the progress in the bar below the button.
# Close the wizard with the Quit button.
# You could remove the file you've downloaded from FlightGear.org after you made a test fly above the scenery you just installed.

== Related content ==
* [[TerraMaster]]

[[Category:Scenery software]]

OSG Text

2014-07-03T17:24:41Z

Flyingfisch: Created page with "This document describes the syntax for text objects in the scene graph. Text nodes are configured using XML and may appear within a model description file, like other models o..."

This document describes the syntax for text objects in the scene graph.
Text nodes are configured using XML and may appear within a model description
file, like other models or the particlesystem.

For the anxious reader, here is a complete example of a text node:


<name>My first Text</name>

<offsets>
<pitch-deg>0</pitch-deg>
<heading-deg>0</heading-deg>
<roll-deg>0</roll-deg>
<x-m>0</x-m>
<y-m>0</y-m>
<z-m>0</z-m>
</offsets>



<axis-alignment>xy-plane</axis-alignment>




<type type="string">literal</type>
<text type="string">Hello, world!</text>


<type type="string">text-value</type>
<property type="string">some/property</property>
<format type="string">%s</format> 


<type type="string">number-value</type>
<property type="string">position/latitude-deg</property>
<factor type="double">1.0</factor> 
<offset type="double">0.0</offset> 
<format type="string">%5.2lf</format> 
<truncate type="bool">false</truncate> 

<layout>left-to-right</layout> 


<draw-text type="bool">true</draw-text> 
<draw-alignment type="bool">false</draw-alignment> 
<draw-boundingbox type="bool">false</draw-boundingbox> 

led.txf 
<character-size type="double">0.01</character-size> 
<character-aspect-ratio type="double">1.0</character-aspect-ratio>
<max-height>0.012</max-height> 
<max-width>0.040</max-width> 
<font-resolution>
<width type="int">32</width>
<height type="int">32</height>
</font-resolution>


<kerning>default</kerning>


<alignment>center-center</alignment> 


</text>

The <text/> node may appear within <model/> or <PropertyList/> nodes. If you place
your text directly within your model file, use <text></text> nodes. You can also put
your <text> configuration into a separate file using the well known include directive:

Your model.xml file:
<model>
<path>may-fancy-model.ac</path>
<text include="HelloWorld.xml"/>
</model>

Your HelloWorld.xml:
<PropertyList>
<name>Hello World</name>
Helvetica.txf
<type type="string">literal</type>
<text type="string">Hello, world!</text>

</PropertyList>

Animation can be applied to text nodes like any other object. To give your text some
color, use the material animation, or translate, rotate, scale or spin your text as
you like.

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-07-03T15:14:11Z

Flyingfisch: /* Startup */

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Bonanza retracting gears.png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Alpha
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 2
| status-model = 2
}}
[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]

=== Notes ===
* Most of the panel buttons have tooltips, if you are unsure of what something does just hover over it.

=== Startup ===
# Remove pitot cover and intake plugs (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The Goodyear Airdock is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-07-03T02:17:36Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Bonanza retracting gears.png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Alpha
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 2
| status-model = 2
}}
[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]

=== Notes ===
* Most of the panel buttons have tooltips, if you are unsure of what something does just hover over it.

=== Startup ===
# Remove all "Remove before flight" flags (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The Goodyear Airdock is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-07-03T02:15:46Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Bonanza retracting gears.png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Beta
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 2
| status-model = 2
}}
[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]

=== Notes ===
* Most of the panel buttons have tooltips, if you are unsure of what something does just hover over it.

=== Startup ===
# Remove all "Remove before flight" flags (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The Goodyear Airdock is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

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Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Bonanza retracting gears.png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Early Production
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 2
| status-model = 2
}}
[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]

=== Notes ===
* Most of the panel buttons have tooltips, if you are unsure of what something does just hover over it.

=== Startup ===
# Remove all "Remove before flight" flags (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The Goodyear Airdock is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

Akron Fulton International Airport

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KAKR

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List of developed airports

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Flyingfisch:

This page lists developed airports which are included in FlightGear if two conditions are fulfilled. Airports are listed here if
* at least one building or [[Signs|taxi signs]] have been placed
* the respective objects are represented in the [[FlightGear Scenery Database]].
Every improvement listed here can be downloaded using [[TerraSync]] and it will also be included in the next [[World Scenery]] release.

If you are currently developing an airport, please feel free to add it to [[Airports under construction]]. For a list of currently ongoing scenery related projects, please check out [[Current Scenery Projects]].

The ICAO codes link to the FlightGear mapserver, which - among other things - contains information about the current status of the [[FlightGear Scenery Database]]. On a map, you will see
* the current airport layout with runways, taxiways and aprons
* red dots: static objects in the scenery database made especially for this airport
* dark red dots: shared models in the scenery database placed at this airport
* green dots: [[Signs|taxi signs]] placed at the airport

'''Note:''' You can sort the table by clicking one of the [[File:Sort none.gif]] symbols in the row headers.

== Airports ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="0" cellspacing="0"
|-
! style="background:#efefef" | ICAO !! style="background:#efefef" | Name !! style="background:#efefef" | Country !! style="background:#efefef" | Continent !! class="unsortable" style="background:#efefef" | Comment

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=13.76716&lat=51.13277&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDC] || [[Dresden Airport]] || Germany || Europe || some models: tower, terminal, animated hangars etc. ''Everything published via TerraSync''

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=8.56293&lat=50.03795&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDF] || [[Frankfurt am Main Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modeled with [[Signs]] and [[Interactive Traffic]] and unique scycrapers downtown

|-
| EDDH || [[Hamburg Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modeled, plus unique buildings downtown

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=13.40379&lat=52.47502&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDI] ||[[Berlin Tempelhof Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| EDDL || [[Düsseldorf International Airport|Düsseldorf Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Tower and terminal

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=11.78609&lat=48.35378&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDM] || [[Munich Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modelled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=12.23603&lat=51.42262&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDP] || [[Leipzig/Halle Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modelled with [[Signs]]

|-
| EDDS || [[Stuttgart Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modelled based on Shared-Models, incl. [[Signs]]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=13.28992&lat=52.55917&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDDT] || [[Berlin Tegel Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Tower, terminals, [[Signs]] and unique buildings downtown

|-
| EDFM || [[Mannheim City Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Basic models of tower, terminals and hangars

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=10.71706&lat=53.80496&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDHL] || [[Lübeck Blankensee Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Almost complete, home of the [[Piper PA34-200T Seneca II|Seneca]] used to model the FlightGear version. A modified tile is available at [http://www.t3r.de/fg/scenery/ Torsten's scenery site]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=7.16278&lat=50.76767&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EDKB] || [[Bonn-Hangelar Airport]] || Germany || Europe ||

|-
| EDVE || [[Braunschweig Airport]] || Germany || Europe || Fully modelled

|-
| EEKE || Kuressaare Airport || Estonia || Europe ||

|-
| EETN || Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport || Estonia || Europe ||

|-
| EETU || Tartu Airport || Estonia || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=25.04487&lat=60.25318&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EFHF] || Helsinki-Malmi Airport || Finland || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=24.95253&lat=60.3206&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EFHK] || Helsinki-Vantaa Airport || Finland || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=22.26281&lat=60.51412&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTFFFF EFTU] || Turku Airport || Finland || Europe || Tower and terminal modelled

|-
| EGFF || Cardiff Airport || United Kingdom || Europe || One building: British Airways Maintenance Facility

|-
| EGGP || Liverpool John Lennon Airport || United Kingdom || Europe ||

|-
| EGGW || London Luton Airport || United Kingdom || Europe ||

|-
| EGKA || Shoreham Airport || United Kingdom || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-0.19224&lat=51.14869&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EGKK] || [[London Gatwick]] || United Kingdom || Europe || Complete and fully modeled to highest level of detail with day and night textures; AI parking and ground network

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-0.46095&lat=51.47139&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EGLL] || London Heathrow Airport || United Kingdom || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| EGPH || Edinburgh Airport || United Kingdom || Europe || Tower, terminal, park deck, and some shared models

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=1.28469&lat=52.67713&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EGSH] || Norwich Airport || United Kingdom || Europe ||

|-
| EH01 || [[VU University Medical Center]] || Netherlands || Europe || Complete hospital building including on-roof heli platform.

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=4.75487&lat=52.31296&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EHAM] || [[Amsterdam Airport Schiphol]] || Netherlands || Europe || Fully modeled, bussiest AI airport currently

|-
| EHEH || Eindhoven Airport || Netherlands || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=5.51885&lat=52.45717&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF EHLE] || [[Lelystad Airport]] || Netherlands || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| EHVK || [[Volkel Air Base]] || Netherlands || Europe || Shelters and detailed airport layout.

|-
| EIDW || [[Dublin Airport]] || Ireland || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=6.11017&lat=62.56037&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF ENAL] || Ålesund Airport || Norway || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=6.10949&lat=61.83027&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF ENSD] || Sandane Airport || Norway || Europe ||

|-
| ENVA || Trondheim Værnes Airport || Norway || Europe ||

|-
| ESGP || Göteborg Airport || Sweden || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-106.60912&lat=35.04021&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KABQ] || Albuquerque Sunport Airport, NM || USA || America || Basic development only

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-84.42809&lat=33.63672&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KATL] || [[Hartsfield - Jackson Atlanta International Airport]], GA || USA || America || Terminal modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.4629595&lat=41.0421187&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KAKR] || [[Akron-Fulton International Airport]], OH || USA || America || Fully modelled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.43676804&lat=40.91510112&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KCAK] || Akron-Canton Regional Airport, OH || USA || America || Fully modelled

|-
| KAUS || Austin-Bergstrom Airport, TX || USA || America ||

|-
| KFNT || Bishop Intl, MI || USA || America || Fully modelled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-76.66833&lat=39.17535&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KBWI] || Baltimore-Washington International, MD || USA || America || Terminal modeled with jetways, parking garage, support buildings and [[Signs]]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-76.92254&lat=38.98062&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KCGS] || College Park Airport, MD || USA || America ||

|-
| KDCA || Reagan National Airport, VA || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-104.67318&lat=39.86166&zoom=13&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KDEN] || [[Denver_International_Airport|Denver Airport, CO]] || USA || America || One terminal modelled

|-
| KDTW || Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, MI || USA || America || Basic development only

|-
| KFHR || Friday Harbor Airport, WA || USA || America ||

|-
| KIND || Indianapolis Airport, IN || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-90.07589&lat=32.31118&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KJAN] || Jackson-Evers Airport, MS || USA || America ||

|-
| KJFK || [[John F. Kennedy International Airport]], NY || USA || America ||

|-
| KLAS || Las Vegas McCarran Airport, NV || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-118.40809&lat=33.9425&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KLAX] || [[Los Angeles International Airport]], CA || USA|| America || Fully modeled

|-
| KLSV || [[Nellis Air Force Base]], NV || USA || America || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-109.4667&lat=47.04924&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KLWT] || Lewistown Municipal Airport, MT || USA || America ||

|-
| KMCI || Kansas City Airport, MO || USA || America || Basic development only

|-
| KMTN || Martin State Airport, MD || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-117.69181&lat=35.68565&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KNID] || China Lake Naval Air Weapons Station, CA || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-122.04918&lat=37.4162&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KNUQ] || Moffett Federal Airfield, CA || USA || America || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-122.22062&lat=37.7214&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KOAK] || [[Oakland International Airport]], CA || USA || America || Realistic terminal, currently undergoing maintenance

|-
| KORD || Chicago [[O'Hare International Airport]], IL || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-88.55704&lat=43.98436&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KOSH] || Wittman Regional Airport, Oshkosh, WI || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-75.12398&lat=38.31045&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KOXB] || Ocean City Municipal Airport, MD || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-122.59751&lat=45.58871&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KPDX] || Portland Airport, OR || USA || America ||

|-
| KPHX || Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, AZ || USA || America ||

|-
| KRNO || Reno/Tahoe Airport, NV || USA || America ||

|-
| KSEA || [[Seattle-Tacoma International Airport]], WA || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-122.3749&lat=37.61897&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF KSFO] || [[San Francisco International Airport]], CA || USA || America || FlightGear's default airport, terminal buildings, airport lights and airport train.

|-
| KSLC || Salt Lake City International Airport, UT || USA || America ||

|-
| KVUO || Pearson Field Airport, Vancouver, WA || USA || America ||

|-
| LDSP || Split Airport || Croatia || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| LEBB || Bilbao || Spain || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| LEMD || Madrid - Barajas || Spain || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| LFEA || Belle-Ile || France || Europe ||

|-
| LFEQ || Quiberon || France || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-3.66479&lat=48.05247&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFES] || Guiscriff Scaër || France || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=2.35465&lat=49.04626&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFFE] || Enghien Moisselles Airfield || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=4.8264&lat=45.25226&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFLR] || Saint Rambert d'Albon Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=13.76716&lat=51.13277&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFMA] || Aix - Les Milles Airfield || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=0.08816&lat=49.53404&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFOH] || Le Havre Octeville Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=5.36736&lat=43.50499&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFPG] || Charles de Gaulle International Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, very detailed, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=2.60632&lat=48.89629&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFPH] || Chelles Le Pin Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, high resolution textures

|-
| LFPL || Lognes Emerainville Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, very detailed, high resolution textures

|-
| LFPO || Paris-Orly Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, very detailed, high resolution textures

|-
| LFPZ || St-Cyr-l’École Airport || France || Europe || Fully modeled, very detailed, high resolution textures

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-4.41785&lat=48.44413&zoom=12&layers=B00000000000FTFFTFFTFFFTFFFF LFRB] || Brest Bretagne Airport || France || Europe || Modeled airport with static models

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-4.15167&lat=48.53014&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFRL] || Lanvéoc Naval Air Base || France || Europe || Airport fitted with shared models (for helos and training)

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-4.15167&lat=48.53014&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LFRJ] || [[Landivisiau Naval Air Base]] || France || Europe || Modeled airport with arresting cables and [[Signs]]

|-
| LFRQ || Quimper || France || Europe ||

|-
| LFRU || Morlaix || France || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=7.531611&lat=47.599621&zoom=14 LFSB] || [[EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg|Basel Mulhouse]] || Switzerland || Europe || Nice modelling of Terminal.

|-
| LILN || Venegono Airport || Italy || Europe || Developed airport

|-
| LILQ || Massa Cinquale Airport || Italy || Europe ||

|-
| LILV || Valbrembo Airport || Italy || Europe ||

|-
| LIMC || Milano-Malpensa Airport || Italy || Europe ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=9.70741&lat=45.66952&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LIME] || [[Orio al Serio Airport]], Bergamo || Italy || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=9.27521&lat=45.44776&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LIML] || [[LIML|Milano-Linate Airport]] || Italy || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=7.36789&lat=45.73857&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LIMW] || Aosta Airport || Italy || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=14.26&lat=50.100833&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LKPR] || [[Václav Havel Airport Prague]] (Ruzyne) || Czech Republic || Europe || Fully modeled

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=11.34397&lat=47.26023&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF LOWI] || [[Innsbruck Airport]] || Austria || Europe ||

|-
| LROP || Bucharest Otopeni || Romania || Europe ||

|-
| LSGS || Sion Airport || Switzerland || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| LSZB || Bern-Belp Airport || Switzerland || Europe || Basic development only

|-
| PANC || Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=136.80541&lat=34.85841&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFFFFFTTFFF RJGG] || [[Chūbu Centrair International Airport]] || Japan || Asia || Detailed airport buildings, taxiway layout and customized terrain.

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=139.78114&lat=35.5533&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF RJTT] || [[Tokyo Haneda International Airport]] || Japan || Asia ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=126.45051&lat=37.46909&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF RKSI] || Seoul Incheon Airport || South Korea || Asia ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=121.01349&lat=14.51024&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF RPLL] || Manila Aquino Airport || Philippines || Asia || Tower and three large terminals

|-
| TAPA || V.C. Bird Intl Airport || Antigua and Barbuda || America ||

|-
| TDPD || Melville Hall Airport || Dominica || America ||

|-
| TFFF || Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport || Martinique, France || America ||

|-
| TFFG || Grand Case Airport || St. Maarten, Netherlands || America ||

|-
| TIST || Cyril E. King Airport || US Virgin Islands || America ||

|-
| TJSJ || Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport || Puerto Rico || America ||

|-
| TKPK || Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport || St. Kitts || America ||

|-
| TNCM || [[Princess Juliana International Airport]] || St. Maarten, Netherlands || America || Fully modeled, customized terrain

|-
| TNCS || Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport || Saba || America || Fully modeled

|-
| TQPF || Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport || Anguilla || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-49.17201&lat=-25.53101&zoom=15&layers=B0000000TFFFTFFFTFFFFFFF SBCT] || Afonso Pena International Airport || Brazil || South America || 3D Fully modeled - Download [http://djrick1.wix.com/grupofgbr/aeroportos#!__aeroportos Site Group FGBR]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-46.65768&lat=-23.62558&zoom=15&layers=B0000000TFFFTFFFTFFFFFFF SBSP] || Congonhas Airport || Brazil || South America || 3D Fully modeled - Download [http://djrick1.wix.com/grupofgbr/aeroportos#!__aeroportos Site Group FGBR]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-46.46864&lat=-23.43351&zoom=15&layers=B0000000TFFFTFFFTFFFFFFF SBGR] || Guarulhos International Airport || Brazil || South America || 3D Fully modeled - Download [http://djrick1.wix.com/grupofgbr/aeroportos#!__aeroportos Site Group FGBR]

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-48.54304&lat=-27.6685&zoom=15&layers=B0000000TFFFTFFFTFFFFFFF SBFL] || Hercílio Luiz International Airport || Brazil || South America || 3D Fully modeled - Download [http://djrick1.wix.com/grupofgbr/aeroportos#!__aeroportos Site Group FGBR]

|-
| VIDP || Indira Gandhi International Airport || India || Asia ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?zoom=14&lat=27.39994&lon=89.42272&layers=B0 VQPR] || [[Paro Airport]] || Bhutan || Asia ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=113.9183&lat=22.308&zoom=14&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF VHHH] || Hong Kong International Airport || Hong Kong || Asia || Terminals, control towers, some other buildings

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.41707414&lat=41.15689289&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 1G3] || Kent State University Airfield, OH || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.76281774&lat=41.13448335&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 1G5] || Medina Municipal, OH || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-81.24620281&lat=41.20973295&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 29G] || Portage Co, OH || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-90.13769&lat=43.83872&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 82C] || Mauston-New Lisbon Union Airport, WI || USA || America ||

|-
| [http://mapserver.flightgear.org/map/?lon=-89.02545&lat=44.50485&zoom=15&layers=B000000TFFFFTFFFTTFFF 68C] || Iola Central County Airport, WI || USA || America ||

|}

{{Suggested}}

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Airports]]

Akron-Fulton International Airport

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{{infobox Airport
|name = Akron Fulton International Airport
|image = Aerial_view_of_KAKR.png
|iata =AKC
|icao =KAKR
|type =Public
|owner =City of Akron
|city = Akron, Ohio, USA
|runway= 7/25
|length= 1,932 m
|material= Asphalt
|runway2= 1/19
|length2= 712 m
|material2= Asphalt
|website =http://www.ci.akron.oh.us/Airport/
}}

'''Akron Fulton International Airport''' is located in Akron, OH. Opening in 1929, it was one of the first airports in the American midwest. For a few years before WWII it was known as '''Naval Air Station Akron'''. During WWII Goodyear built and test flew F4U Corsairs on the airport grounds. After the war the airport became publicly owned. In the 1930's through 1950's it was used by airliners such as the DC-3 and Lockheed Electra. Although most of it's traffic is now general aviation, it still has customs facilities and therefore is an international airport. In 1985 Akron Fulton Airport was recognized as the 3rd National Landmark of Soaring by the National Soaring Museum.

== Historic Landmarks ==

=== Goodyear Airdock ===
[[File:Airdock_thumbnail.jpg|thumb|The Goodyear Airdock in FlightGear]]

The Goodyear Airdock is one of the most prominent aviation landmarks in Akron. It was constructed in 1929, and construction cost 2.2 million USD (26.4 USD adjusted for inflation in 2007). At the time it was built, it was the largest building in the world without interior supports, and provided a huge structure in which lighter-than-air ships could be constructed. The first two built were the ''USS Akron'' and the ''USS Macon''.

The Airdock is so large that temperature changes within the structure could be very different from that on the outside of the structure. To accommodate these fluctuations which could potentially cause structural damage, a row of 12 windows 100 feet (30.48 m) off the ground were installed. Furthermore, the entire structure is mounted on rollers to compensate for expansion or contraction resulting from temperature changes. Rumors (dating back to 1930) state that it actually rains inside the structure. When the humidity is high in the Airdock, a sudden change in temperature causes condensation. This condensation falls in a mist, creating the illusion of rain, according to the designer.

When World War II broke out, enclosed production areas were desperately needed, and the Airdock was used for building airships. The last airship built in the Airdock was the U.S. Navy's ZPG-3W, built in 1960. The building later housed the photographic division of the Goodyear Aerospace Corporation.

In 1980, the Goodyear Airdock was designated a Historic Civil Engineering Landmark by the American Society of Civil Engineers.

The Airdock has more recently served as the site of the 1986 kickoff rally for the United Way of Summit County, where 200,000 members of the public visited. Bill Clinton spoke during his 1992 election campaign, bringing some 30,000 visitors to the site.

In 1987, the Loral Corporation purchased Goodyear Aerospace and the Goodyear Airdock as a result of James Goldsmith's greenmailing of Goodyear. The Loral Corporation (and its holdings, such as the Goodyear Airdock) was purchased by Lockheed Martin in 1996. The Airdock is not open to the public, but it can be seen by those traveling on U.S. Route 224 east of downtown Akron.

=== Akron-Fulton Airport Administration Building ===
[[File:KAKR Airport Administration Building.jpg|thumb|The Akron-Fulton Airport Administration Building which houses the customs office.]]

The administration building is a significant contribution to the development of early commercial aviation in Akron. Its Art Deco architecture and its design are a good representation of the development of airports during the first major expansion of air travel in the 1920s and 1930s. The administration building is located just north of the runways and the Goodyear Airdock, which was built in 1929. The Akron City Council authorized construction of the terminal in 1930, with construction completed and the terminal opening on June 15, 1931.

The location and layout of the terminal was influenced by the City Beautiful movement, originally reached through a landscaped traffic circle and at the end of a boulevard-like parking area with lines of trees. The terminal building is in an Art Deco style, with a facade built of cream-colored brick and terra cotta detailing with cream, muted orange, and soft green colors.

The terminal served commercial air traffic until 1962, when the Akron-Canton Airport opened to the south. The customs and administrative offices continued to serve traffic from Canada, as well as small aircraft traffic, until the early 1990s. At that time, the property was sold, and the terminal was adaptively reused as Cafe Piscatelli, an Italian restaurant.

On the road side of the building, a monument to Columbus was erected by the Italian Community of Akron (not yet modelled in FlightGear). On the airport side is a small courtyard decorated in the Art Deco style.

[[Category:Airports in the United States of America]]

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2014-07-01T22:45:59Z

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2014-07-01T22:45:26Z

Flyingfisch:

Hi, I'm flyingfisch.

== My Projects ==

=== Aircraft ===
[[File:Bonanza at KAKR sunrise.png|550px]]
[[Beechcraft A35 Bonanza]]

=== Airports ===
[[File:Aerial view of KAKR.png|550px]]
[[Akron-Fulton International Airport]]

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-07-01T22:39:44Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Bonanza retracting gears.png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Early Production
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 5
| status-model = 4
}}
[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]

=== Notes ===
* Most of the panel buttons have tooltips, if you are unsure of what something does just hover over it.

=== Startup ===
# Remove all "Remove before flight" flags (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The Goodyear Airdock is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

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Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-07-01T21:16:42Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Beech bonanza on runway (evening).png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Early Production
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 5
| status-model = 4
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[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]

=== Notes ===
* Most of the panel buttons have tooltips, if you are unsure of what something does just hover over it.

=== Startup ===
# Remove all "Remove before flight" flags (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The Goodyear Airdock is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-06-30T23:44:00Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Beech bonanza on runway (evening).png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Early Production
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 5
| status-model = 4
}}
[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]
=== Startup ===
# Remove all "Remove before flight" flags (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== To do ==
https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35/blob/master/TODO.md

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The Goodyear Airdock is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

Beechcraft A35 Bonanza

2014-06-29T20:21:31Z

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#REDIRECT [[Beechcraft 35 Bonanza]]

FlightGear Newsletter June 2014

2014-06-29T18:14:40Z

Flyingfisch:

{{Newsletter-header|June 2014}}
<div style="border-bottom:3px double #BBB;">
{| width="100%" |
| valign="top" width="33%" |
{{Newsletter-cover-header|Development news}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|FlightGear 3.2 - Feature Freeze}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Canvas GUI: MessageBox Support}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Logo proposal}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-header|Addons and mods}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Damage and disintegration}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Scenesetter}}
| valign="top" width="33%" |
{{Newsletter-cover-header|In the hangar}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Beechcraft Bonanza}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Saab JA-37 Viggen}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Updated P-51D now in git}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Balancing the Boeing 747-400}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Extra500 is updated to production status}}
| valign="top" width="33%" |
{{Newsletter-cover-header|Scenery corner}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|USA state capital buildings}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|LIPY, a scenery conversion from MSFS}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|Reshaping Leipzig/Halle Airport}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-header|Wiki updates}} 
{{Newsletter-cover-item|An updated Weather article}}
|}
</div>

{{Template:Newsletter-article-start|{{{1|FlightGear 3.2 - Feature Freeze}}}|By [[User:t3r|TorstenD]]|Development news}}
On June 17, we entered our scheduled feature freeze state for the next release. Please use the remaining weeks to improve the existing features, harden and cleanup the code, edit the [[Next Changelog|ChangeLog]], improve the Manual, document the undocumented etc. etc. The release branches will be created on July 17th to have the release ready by Aug. 17th.

{{Template:Newsletter-article-start|{{{1|Canvas GUI: MessageBox Support}}}|By [[User:TheTom|TheTom]]}}
Thanks to Tom's and James' recent work on the upcoming [[Aircraft Center]] for downloading and switching between aircraft without having to exit FlightGear, beginning with FlightGear 3.2, FlightGear's [[Canvas]]-based GUI will contain support for so called [[Canvas MessageBox|Message Boxes]]:
{|
|- style="vertical-align:top;"
| [[File:Canvas-MessageBox-demo information.png|link=]] ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="nasal">
canvas.MessageBox.info("Success", "The operation has successfully completed.");
</syntaxhighlight>
|- style="vertical-align:top;"
| [[File:Canvas-MessageBox-demo question.png|link=]] ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="nasal">
canvas.MessageBox.question(
"Do you want it?",
"The question is: Do you want to get a real question?.",
func(sel)
{
if( sel == canvas.MessageBox.Yes )
print("I only know that the answer is 42.");
else
print("Ok, I will not give you a real question.");
}
);
</syntaxhighlight>
|- style="vertical-align:top;"
| [[File:Canvas-MessageBox-demo warning dont-show-again.png|link=]] ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="nasal">
canvas.MessageBox.warning(
"Warning...",
"Have you read this warning? If you want it will not be shown again.",
func(sel)
{
if( sel != canvas.MessageBox.Ok )
return;

print("You have been warned. Let the games begin...");
},
canvas.MessageBox.Ok
| canvas.MessageBox.Cancel
| canvas.MessageBox.DontShowAgain
);
</syntaxhighlight>
|}

{{Newsletter-article-start|Logo proposal|By [[User:Aepcam|Aepcam]]}}
This is a new logo badge concept proposal for FlightGear designed by Michat.

[[File:Fglogo1.png]]
[[File:Fglogowiki.png]]
[[File:Fglogoforum.png]]

{{Newsletter-article-start|MapStructure stress-testing|By [[User:Hooray|Hooray]]}}
[[File:Map-canvas-mapstructure-performance.png|thumb|stress-testing [[MapStructure]] using the ufo @ KSFO circling at 2000 kts in a climb, see [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=21509&p=211611#p211611] ]]

{{cquote
|<nowiki>Now that Hyde has committed Philosopher's latest changes, I'd be interested in getting some more feedback on performance.</nowiki> <nowiki>
Here, I am using the ufo @ksfo circling in a shuttle climb at >= 2000 kts GS and getting roughly 30 fps and 40-60 ms.</nowiki>
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=211611#p211611
|title=<nowiki>Re: NavDisplay & MapStructure discussion (previously via PM)</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>Hooray</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Tue Jun 03</nowiki>
}}
}}

== Creating Canvas GUI Dialogs ==
'''Targeted FlightGear versions: >= 3.20'''
[[File:Canvas GUI Demo Dialog.png|400px|thumb|Screen shot showing a simple [[Canvas GUI]] dialog with a handful of [[Canvas Widgets|Button Widgets]].]]
== Editing Translations/en/menu.xml ==
Navigate to the sub-menu where you'd like to add your new dialog, e.g. "Equipment" in this case, and then add a key:
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
<equipment>Equipment</equipment>
<canvas-demo-dialog>Canvas Demo Dialog</canvas-demo-dialog>
</syntaxhighlight>

== Editing gui/menubar.xml ==
Next, open $FG_ROOT/gui/menubar.xml and navigate to the corresponding sub-menu and add a new item/binding to load your dialog:
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
<item>
<name>canvas-demo-dialog</name>
<binding>
<command>nasal</command>
<script>
canvas.loadDialog("CanvasDemo");
</script>
</binding>
</item>
</syntaxhighlight>

== Creating the actual dialog file ==
{{Note|These dialog files can be edited at run-time and simply closed/re-opened, because the Canvas system will reload them from disk whenever the menu binding is triggered. So this is very convenient for quickly developing and testing your dialogs.}}
Next, open/create $FG_ROOT/Nasal/canvas/gui/dialogs/CanvasDemo.nas and add some boilerplate code:
<syntaxhighlight lang="nasal">
var DemoDialog = {
new: func
{
var m = {
parents: [DemoDialog],
_dlg: canvas.Window.new([400,300], "dialog")
.set("title", "Demo Dialog")
.set("resize", 1),
_active_button: nil
};

m._dlg.getCanvas(1)
.set("background", canvas.style.getColor("bg_color"));
m._root = m._dlg.getCanvas().createGroup();

var vbox = VBoxLayout.new();
m._dlg.setLayout(vbox);

return m;
},
};

var demo = DemoDialog.new();
</syntaxhighlight>

Finally, start FlightGear and open your new dialog

== Adding Widgets ==
== Using Layouts ==

== Using Styling ==

=== 777 EFB Prototype by I-NEMO ===
[[File:777-EFB-MAIN.png|thumb|777-200ER EFB [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=23196]]]
[[File:777-EFB-AIRPORT-SEARCH.png|thumb|777-200 EFB AIRPORT SEARCH, see [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=23196&p=211410#p211410]]]

I-NEMO has started porting his 777/EFB prototype to [[Canvas]]

{{cquote
|<nowiki>As I wrote several times, I finally decided to put hands on the EFB (Reason: No one ever took care of developing an EFB for the 777; a 'working' EFB, though) with two (2) main goals in mind:</nowiki> <nowiki>
</nowiki> <nowiki>
1) to do something to compensate for the lacking of an EFB inside the Seattle.</nowiki> <nowiki>
2) to actually try (I repeat it: 'try') to learn some first essentials of nasal.</nowiki> <nowiki>
</nowiki>
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=211550#p211550
|title=<nowiki>Re: 777 EFB status & plans ?</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>I-NEMO</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Mon Jun 02</nowiki>
}}
}}

{{cquote
|<nowiki> this Seattle EFB is just a 'rude' one: with this term, I mean (as a word's pun) 'unpolite'. I'm perfectly aware that the coding is horrible, clumsy, repetitive, silly and very, very far from what it should be. </nowiki> <nowiki>
My first aim was simply to have a somehow 'working' EFB inside the Seattle's Cockpit.</nowiki> <nowiki>
</nowiki> <nowiki>
My second aim was to use EFB.nas as a starting playground for a newbie as I am on 'nasal'. </nowiki>
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=211550#p211550
|title=<nowiki>Re: 777 EFB status & plans ?</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>I-NEMO</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Mon Jun 02</nowiki>
}}
}}

{{cquote
|<nowiki>I do not pretend that current 777's EFB.nas is a piece of nice software; but - to my initial purpose - it works. Not completely, not nicely, not properly...but it's a starting point. At least, it works...</nowiki>
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=211550#p211550
|title=<nowiki>Re: 777 EFB status & plans ?</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>I-NEMO</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Mon Jun 02</nowiki>
}}
}}

{{FGCquote
|Current development ('modernisation' phase) of the '''Boeing 777 Seattle's EFB''' is going on nicely; the code is shorter, more readable and cleaner. 
I have not finished it, yet (I'd say that it's almost 50% done).
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=213104#p213104
|title=<nowiki>Re: 777 EFB: initial feedback</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>I-NEMO</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Sat Jun 21</nowiki>
}}
}}

{{FGCquote
|At the moment I have a single Canvas group (i.e., ''EFB_group''), with 5 children: the text-matrix (16 left lines, 16 right lines), a Title line , an Helper line and the Display. 
The ''Display'' element is then textured with all the various pages' textures, called by the page-handler (''see'' here below). 
Currently, I'm using the .jpg textures which I had previously generated through Photoshop; in the future they might be replaced by .svg files, depending from actual interactive use of some graphical objects (a few EFB pages do need interaction with graphical parts). Besides - if i'm not wrong - I've read somewhere on the FGWiki that gradients are not handled by the SVG parser...and I do like to use some gradients effects (antialiasing and such) to achieve a sort of realism on the displays.
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=213104#p213104
|title=<nowiki>Re: 777 EFB: initial feedback</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>I-NEMO</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Sat Jun 21</nowiki>
}}
}}

{{FGCquote
|that's the current status of the new 777 ''Seattle'''s EFB: it's still far from being perfect, but - as a newbie - I'm quite satisfied for the moment: I need to finish the first version fairly soon, because my to-do-list is long (I have to re-model all the aircraft fuselage [original model has wrong measures, ''sigh!''], produce better gears and flight-control surfaces model & animations in Blender, and then to produce a new Paint-Kit in Photoshop; then all 3D models optimizations...and so forth; of course, we also have to take care of CDU, which will interface with the EFB. So, the job is still very, very long...
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=213104#p213104
|title=<nowiki>Re: 777 EFB: initial feedback</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>I-NEMO</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Sat Jun 21</nowiki>
}}
}}

{{FGCquote
|The current EFB code is heavily focused on rendering raster images, which can be retained obviously, but in FG, we have additional means to render airport information that is 100% in sync with the FG side of things (navdb). 
 
For instance, we are going to "port" the airport-selection dialog to move rendering of airports/runways/taxiways/parking spots into dedicated MapStructure layers that can be properly styled and customized: [[Canvas_MapStructure#Porting_the_airports.xml_dialog]] 
 
[[File:Airport-selection-dialog.png|250px]] 
 
As you can probably tell, these kinds of layers would be very useful for any kind of EFB related application. 
 
As long as the underlying design for a "page"-based MFD framework is sufficiently generic, we can easily replace/augment raster images and procedurally created charts - we could even use the built-in support for fetching via HTTP to download images on-line. In fact, we could then even extend Canvas to directly support rendering PDFs (OSG supports this out-of-the-box), this would make many steps unnecessary, because we could directly access [http://airnav.com http://airnav.com] without having to download/convert/ship any imagery. The code required to pull this off would be very compact in comparison.
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=213084#p213084
|title=<nowiki>Re: 777 EFB: initial feedback</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>Hooray</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Sat Jun 21</nowiki>
}}
}}

Learn more at [[Canvas EFB Framework]] ...

=== Canvas Garmin GPSMap196 Updates ===

[[File:Gpsmap196-canvas-panel-page.png|thumb|F-JJTH has updated the SVG file implementing the panel page for the [[Garmin GPSMap 196]]]]

=== Towards an Aircraft-agnostic MFD Framework ===

[[File:Canvas-mfd-framework-prototyping.png|thumb|This is an adapted version of the [[Garmin GPSMap 196]] that is currently being developed by F-JJTH. Here, the whole instrument is entirely set up in XML space, including buttons/event handling, but also the embedded canvas region that serves as the 'screen'. The idea is to allow arbitrary MFDs to be specified in an aircraft-agnostic fashion, including displays like a PFD, [[NavDisplay]] or EFB. For details, please see [[Canvas Glass Cockpit Efforts]].]]

[[File:Canvas-mfd-framework-prototyping-with-mapstructure.png|400px|thumb|This demonstrates how a purely XML-based MFD framework can instantiate dynamic [[MapStructure]] layers - none of this involves any [[Nasal]] coding now, it's just an XML file - to learn more, see [[Canvas Glass Cockpit Efforts]].]]

[[File:Canvas-mfd-framework-prototyping-with-mapstructure-with-kln89-skin.png|400px|thumb|This screen shot shows the texture of the hard-coded KLN89 instrument used as a skin/theme for the MFD instrument, with a MapStructure-powered map shown.]]

=== Canvas System ===
{{FGCquote
|The upcoming FlightGear version (3.2) will contain a canvas-based map dialog, including a modular "plugin" system for creating custom map layers and charts with roughly ~50 lines of code, most of it boilerplate. This is entirely XML/Nasal based (scripted) - symbols can be pretty much anything, raster or vector images (png or svg), but even animated. Styling can be customized, too. For more info, I suggest to check out: [[MapStructure#Porting_the_map_dialog|http://wiki.flightgear.org/MapStructure ... map_dialog]] [[File:MapStructureDialog.png|250px]] You can basically create arbitrary layers, even for custom objects/positions: [[File:Map-canvas-chain-home-editor.png|250px]] The same method can be used for creating a "live" radar display: [[Canvas_Radar|http://wiki.flightgear.org/Canvas_Radar]] [[File:MapStructure-TFC-Troubleshooting.png|250px]] But maps and layers can be fairly sophisticated, too - all 100% scripted: [[FlightGear_Newsletter_May_2014#A_Canvas-based_Map_dialog|http://wiki.flightgear.org/FlightGear_N ... Map_dialog]] [[File:Map-canvas-dialog-storms-overlay.png|250px]] As long as you use the MapStructure framework, all layers can be easily used in dialogs AND instruments Coding-wise, there isn't too much involved these days, all the details are covered in the MapStructure article.
|{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=212558#p212558
|title=<nowiki>Re: Get objects to show up on Map/Radar</nowiki>
|author=<nowiki>Hooray</nowiki>
|date=<nowiki>Sat Jun 14</nowiki>
}}
}}

[[File:Aircraft-center-prototype.png|500px|thumb|Canvas dialog showing the prototype for an [[Aircraft Center]] for directly installing/managing aircraft from within FlightGear, an upcoming feature scheduled for FlightGear 3.2, currently being developed by TheTom and Zakalawe]]

{{Newsletter-article-start|Damage and disintegration|By [[User:Algernon|Algernon]]|FlightGear addons and mods}}
{{#ev:youtube|OpwNaoO3xMQ|200|right|Tomaskom's V-1 used in anger over London}}
{{#ev:youtube|H4XDuLo35ks|200|right|Victor V2.0 damage script causing a catastrophic failure and fire}}
{{#ev:youtube|uLojBI7ezdM|200|right|L-159 disintegration}}
The development team at FGUK have been experimenting with modelling aircraft damage in a number of different ways. First of all, Tomaskom has used the particle system carefully to produce visually impressive fireballs and smoke columns with very little FPS impact. First seen in his V-1, we hope to adapt this to simulate realistic fireballs for ground impacts (where appropriate). For the moment, it explodes with the full force of a V-1's explosive payload. On the right is a video excerpt from the #FlightNight which Tom organised to debut the V-1, where we all had '''way''' too much fun bombing London. As you can see, the smoke is visible from quite a long way away from the impact, and despite two fires burning with huge smoke columns, and over ten multiplayer aircraft within model range, the frame rates are still more than acceptable. StuartC has already integrated the explosion and fireball into several development aircraft, and we expect eventually to combine it with the disintegration code and make the size of the explosion dependent on fuel load etc.

In a separate development, Algernon's work on the Victor V2.0(YASim) now includes modelled damage, a collection of Nasal scripts, some modified from existing FlightGear staples, which detects irregularities such as component failures, birdstrikes and combat weapon damage and adversely affects system performance and reliability accordingly. Unserviceability often follows, using the existing FlightGear failures system, and compatibility will be maintained as the failures system is improved. The damage script also calculates probabilites for chain reaction damage - for instance, an explosion or serious fire in one Victor engine will usually have an effect on the other. In extreme circumstances, an explosion will trigger further explosions and destroy the aircraft. The second video on the right shows a serious induced explosion on the Victor's number one engine at night. Some fine-tuning of the Rembrandt light has been carried out since this video was shot, so apologies for the visible cut-off.

Finally, and most spectacularly, Tomaskom has demonstrated the disintegration capabilities of his L-159, which is under development. Hopefully, he will explain all here before publication date.

{{Newsletter-article-start|Scenesetter|By [[User:Algernon|Algernon]]}}
Scenesetter is a piece of code by Algernon, very early in development but already quite effective, which can effect changes to the time and weather from an AI scenario synchronously with other MP players. A crude proof of concept was used in the recent FGUK #FlightNight "British Weather", where pilots visited different airfields with various unpleasant flying conditions. Scenesetter pushes METAR strings to the FlightGear weather system based on the location of an associated Navaid, establishing a circular zone of a specified radius around it in which METAR will be changed. Start time can be specified too, either by providing a local start time or a local time offset (useful for Multiplayer use where players will not all start the AI scenario at precisely the same time).

{{Newsletter-article-start|Beechcraft Bonanza|By [[User:Flyingfisch|Flyingfisch]]|In the hangar}}
Flyingfisch is building the Beechcraft A35 Bonanza for Flightgear. Some pictures:
<gallery mode=packed>
Beech_bonanza_with_panel_lights_on.png|Panel lighting
Bonanza rbf.png|Remember to do your pre-flight check before startup!
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza at Kent State University (1G3) just before sunrise
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

{{Newsletter-article-start|Saab JA-37 Viggen|By [[User:Necolatis|Necolatis]]}}
The Swedish fighter jet [[Saab JA-37 Viggen]] has been updated, since it was included in FlightGear 3.0. More instruments, additional liveries, aerodynamic response to payload and tooltips on instruments. Option for automatic reverse thrust at touchdown, selection of HUD brightness, disabling of structural damage. HUD can now switch to imperial units and show MP and AI aircraft and closest airport. The aircraft now also has multiplayer sounds and better cockpit view helps seeing the landing strip. Support for FG 2.8 by deleting a small section in an xml file. Also worth mentioning is countless bug-fixes and improvements, e.g. better handling at high altitudes and a bug fix in the lift force formula.

[[File:Saab JA-37 Viggen Blue Peter Livery.png|Blå Petter Livery for JA-37]]

{{Newsletter-article-start|Updated P-51D now in git|By [[User:hvengel|hvengel]]}}
The new 3D exterior model for the [[North American P-51 Mustang|North American P-51D Mustang]] is now in git and under active development. It is currently in gray primer waiting for the UV map to be finalized. It is now fully integrated into the existing FDM. Extensive new animation work has been done including animated trim tabs and a fully functional canopy. Here are some screen shots taken in sim for your enjoyment.

<gallery mode=packed heights=250px>
P-51D testing it's guns before a flight..jpg|P-51D testing it's guns before a flight.
P-51D trim tab animation..jpg|P-51D trim tab animation.
</gallery>

{{Newsletter-article-start|Balancing the Boeing 747-400|By [[User:Gijs|Gijs]]}}
After he started developing the [[Boeing 747-400]] as a hobby project six years ago, Gijs finally managed to get the weight and balancing right. The center of gravity is now within 0.05% MAC (40 cm) of the published values.

Make sure to use the new Fuel and Payload dialog to fill your fuel tanks. There is a slider and button that will nicely distribute a specified amount of fuel, while making sure the CoG stays within the operational limits. Before takeoff, check the Takeoff Reference page on the CDU to find the required stab trim units (your current setting is displayed to the left of the throttle quadrant). When you set your trim properly, you can almost relax your yoke to the neutral position after rotate. There's still some FDM work left to fine-tune this.

The updated 747-400 is already available through Git and will be on the download page when FlightGear 3.2 is released.

{{Newsletter-article-start|Extra500 is updated to production status|By [[User:Evandenberg|Evandenberg]]}}
The [[Extra EA-500]] is updated and has reached "production status"! Just a short list of changes for release 1.1.0:
* Engine+fuel: realistic flame-out, fuel flow to collector compartment, anti ice influence on TOT, improved oil press and temp model 
* Aerodynamics: flap performance, elevator-30deg-flaps authority improvement 
* User interface: interactive checklists 
* Sounds: corrected sounds for test, CWS and AP disc 
* Model: added interior, yokes 
* Avionics: IFD moving map, automatic NAV tuning, automatic NAV switching, magnetic variation fixes 
* Autopilot: added OBS and fly vectors mode, significant improvement of coupled ILS performance
A more extensive list can be found in the "version" file.

This version does perform a bit better on my computer, but this has to do with improvements to FGFS, not of the aircraft model. So if your computer was struggling with the initial version, we recommend to use current FlightGear git/nightly builds or wait until 3.2 comes out!

Please checkout the [[Extra EA-500|Extra500 wiki]] for download instructions and lots of more info.

<gallery mode=packed heights=250px>
File:Extra500 flightgear1.png|Extra500 flying in clouds
Extra500canvas.png|Work has begun to analyze, refactor and generalize useful parts of the [[Avidyne Entegra R9]] to help reuse some code in similar MFD efforts, like the [[Garmin GPSMap 196]] or [[Canvas EFB Framework]]
</gallery>

{{Newsletter-article-start|USA state capital buildings|By [[User:Jonbourg|Jonbourg]]|Scenery corner}}
There is a project to add all the USA state capital buildings into FG. It is discussed in [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=22715&sid=ea847909bde2e1f8ffe5b94bcc673f4f this scenery forum thread]. There is also a wiki page: [[State Capitol Buildings in the United States]]. So far, Idaho, Louisiana & Nebraska have been completed. Hawaii and New York are currently in progress. Please feel free to join in with any other state that has not been done yet. Just let us know through the forum and we will add it to the in progress list.

{{Newsletter-article-start|LIPY, a scenery conversion from MSFS|By [[User:bigstones|bigstones]]}}
This month saw the [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=22623 second "preview" release] of the conversion of a scenery for MS Flight Simulator, [[Falconara Airport]] (ICAO code: LIPY), a small Italian international airport halfway down the Adriatic coast. The original author granted the permission to the conversion and even allowed for it to be included in the FlightGear official [[World Scenery]], at least the GPL compatible parts. This is not a huge limitation though, because most of the material was created from scratch, included pictures taken on purpose at the real airport, with the authorities' collaboration. Copyrighted aerial imagery only include the (unsuable) photoreal ground and some roofs.

[[File:LIPY structures landscape.jpg|650px|right]]
The conversion was made with [[ModelConverterX]], which makes the job partially easier than by [[Howto:Convert objects from X-Plane|the Blender method]], yet it's still needing fixes because of some misunderstandings with the coordinates axes. The author of the tool, though, seems not very concerned and anyway, it's so rare to have a freeware scenery author allow conversions, that the usefulness of this tool would be greatly reduced anyhow, especially if you plan to upload the models to the [[FlightGear Scenery Database]].

The conversion itself, moreover, sure is not the matter of a button press. MSFS scenery are often packed and "compiled" in *.BGL files such that independent, far objects with the same materials and same LOD level (Level Of Detail) are bound together. This is clearly against FG's way, in which each new scenery generation could change the relative heights, and however MSFS airports are flat, while in FG they're all sloped. A similar thing happens with the texture maps. This basically means that you'll have to join all these objects and split them again based on the model they belong to (e.g. tower, terminal, hangars...)

Another issue with textures is that in FG it's good practice - recommended if not mandatory - to have 2 separate texture maps for the same object, if some parts are translucent. This means that without rebuilding all the texture maps [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=22707 you'll likely get artifacts]. Then, you'd have to add the Rembrandt lights if you want, and also the lightmaps (MSFS uses night textures, but Gimp can easily convert them). This whole experience can be summed up in the following quote:

{{cquote|I really wanted to have this scenery in FG because it's my home base, and seeing it ready and so well done just made me want it. However, even if still easier than making it from scratch (even if reusing the textures), I'd have to think well if I had to do this again.|bigstones, maintainer of the conversion}}

{{Newsletter-article-start|Reshaping Leipzig/Halle Airport|By [[User:August|August]]}}
[[File:2014 new-layout-EDDP 05.jpg|650px|right]]
In FlightGear Germany's second largest cargo airport [[EDDP]] is well known as a detailed model accessible for everybody via [[TerraSync]]. Until 2013 it was famous for its regular ATC-events. It has been updated several times, at least 2012 by users D-STHO and August. When FlightGear 3.0 was published the airport layout changed from the old 810-standard to the new 850-standard. But the update (based on a taxiway layout modelled for X-Plane) turned out to be very imperfect. Many aprons and taxiways did not exist, dimensions did not appear to be correct and many new facilities which had been added at the real-world airport had not been taken into account. So maintainer August decided to redesign the whole airport from the scratch using [[WorldEditor]].
Pilots and developers are now invited to test the new airport model which includes further improvements like predefined STAR-, -SID and Transition procedures and hundreds of replaced Static- and Shared Models. The project will be published on TerraSync as soon as all defects are discovered remedied.

Developer Version:
'''git clone''' [https://gitorious.org/eddp-custom-scenery/eddp-custom-scenery/ https://gitorious.org/eddp-custom-scenery/eddp-custom-scenery/]

Feedback is welcome at [[User talk:August|August's wiki page]].
<gallery mode=packed>
2014 new-layout-EDDP 04.jpg|Taxiway T - new ground textures
2014 new-layout-EDDP 01.jpg|Runway 26L with DHL-area
2014 new-layout-EDDP 02.jpg|Apron 4
</gallery>

{{Newsletter-article-start|An updated Weather article|By [[User:bigstones|bigstones]]|Wiki updates}}
The [[Weather]] wiki article went through a wide extension. Although Advanced Weather was released quite a while ago, its usage has never been explained in the wiki, and some thorough instructions were available only in a readme in the "docs" folder of the base package which is not commonly explored by users, while the wiki article [[Advanced weather]] is more about the project than the usage.

AW's advanced configuration is known to be not easy. So, if you always only used the weather selection menu and want to know more, or want to understand what the options actually do and how you can combine them, the [[Weather]] article has now been updated with some hints and basic notions extracted from experience and the original documentation, and quality checked by the author of the AW weather engine.

{{Newsletter-article-start|Translators required|}}
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{{Newsletter-article-start|Call for volunteers||And finally...}}
* The [[TerraGear]] maintainers are looking for volunteers to help with development on the next world scenery project. If you've ever wondered how a full 3D model of earth can be generated from raw data, now is your chance. See the plan at [[TerraGear roadmap]].

[[Category:FlightGear Newsletter|2014 06]]
[[Category:Changes after 3.00]]

Beechcraft 35 Bonanza

2014-06-29T18:12:18Z

Flyingfisch:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = Beech bonanza on runway (evening).png
|name = Beech B35 Bonanza
|livery =
|type = Civil utility aircraft
|fdm = YASim
|status = Early Production
|authors = flyingfisch, bitwisetech (dood)
|fgname = beech-v35
|download = https://github.com/flyingfisch/beech-v35
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 2
| status-cockpit = 5
| status-model = 4
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[[File:Beech bonanza with panel lights on.png|thumb|Beech Bonanza with panel lights on.]]
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas. This 6 seater single engine aircraft is still being produced by Beechcraft, and has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. More than 17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built.<ref name="Wikipedia">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Bonanza]Wikipedia</ref> The Flightgear model is an A35.

== Aircraft Help ==
[[File:Bonanza rbf.png|thumb|Remove Before Flight flag on the Bonanza's pitot tube.]]
[[File:Bonanza cockpit.png|thumb|Beech bonanza cockpit.]]
=== Startup ===
# Remove all "Remove before flight" flags (click on them). You can use the walker, or just an external view to do this.
# Throttle 30%.
# Master switch (located on chrome center piece) to 'on'.
# Parking brake on (located below dash on right, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Cowl flaps open (located below dash on left, colored white-ish. Hover to make sure.)
# Press '}' three times, or click the piece of chrome that the yoke tube goes into to hide the yoke and use the key.
# Press 's' or click the key.

== Photo Gallery ==
<gallery mode=packed>
Bonanza at sunrise.png|The Beech Bonanza just before sunrise
Bonanza sunrise kakr.png|The Beech Bonanza at KAKR. The Goodyear Airdock is visible behind the plane.
Bonanza sunrise kakr 2.png|Another shot of the Beech Bonanza at KAKR.
Standing next to the bonanza kakr.png|Standing next to the beech bonanza at KAKR
Bonanza from side sunrise.png|Looking at the interior and instrument panel right after sunrise.
Bonanza interior at sunrise.png|The interior of the Bonanza at sunrise.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references/>

{{Beechcraft}}

[[Category:Civil utility aircraft]]
[[Category:Low wing aircraft]]
[[Category:Propeller aircraft]]
[[Category:Single-engine aircraft]]

User:Flyingfisch

2014-06-29T18:03:54Z

Flyingfisch:

Hi, I'm flyingfisch.

== My Projects ==
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2014-06-29T18:00:28Z

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