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UK2000 SCENERY - PART 1
Channel Islands
For FS2000 & FS2002

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For existing users (fs2000 or fs98) you can get the FS2002 version for FREE!, If you have a REG CODE then this is still valid for the FS2002 version, if you have a REG FILE then run the new installer and it will tell you what to do with the REG FILE.

The Channels Islands are situated west of the Brest peninsular in northern France, but are a part of the UK. The biggest island is Jersey and its airport serves most UK cites, France and many european countries. Second biggest is Guernsey with its famous glass houses which covers 15% of the land.

Guernsey's airport is about half as busy Jersey but maintains a busy network of passenger and freight flights. Finally there Alderney who's airport is mainly grass, it has regular flights using Aurigny Trilanders and Sh360. There are many smaller islands like Herm and Sark which are also represented.

The Shareware version includes terrain meshing with the airports ON TOP of the hills!, and the visual effect of sitting on top of a hill is pretty good, the effect is greatest at Alderney.

Airfield List:

EGJA Alderney
EGJJ Jersey
EGJB Guernsey

Features:

Terrain model uses specific textures for all areas(optional)
All buildings accurately modeled and textured
Some Hangers doors open and close
Taxiway/stand markings that are realistic
BRITISH runway markings
Very detailed holding points with guard lights (Wig Wags)
Aircraft guidance 'AGNIS' boards at EGJJ
'Mike' the Marshaller at all airports
Unique Radars
Night lighting affects and transparent terminal glass
Airport vehicles
Perimeter fencing, walls, tress and bushes
Static and Light aircraft models

British runways markings are used in this scenery, which has a 12 bar threshold (piano), 2 digit runway ID (08 not 8), distance markers to UK specs, and a TDZ to uk specs. The 'AGNIS' at Jersey is not the actual one used, aircraft guidance systems vary from airport to airport, and the one used is the only one I had details of. 'Mike' the Marshaller can be found at all the airports and will attempt to guide you in to certain stands, being a trainee, Mike sometimes gets his arms waving the wrong way, but he's good for a laugh!

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