FS2004 Anchorage Ted Stevens International Airport – PANC Scenery

MSFS2020 Addons | 16 Jan, 2017

FS2004 Anchorage Ted Stevens International Airport – PANC Scenery

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FS2004 Anchorage Ted Stevens International Airport – PANC Scenery enhancement for Anchorage Ted Stevens International Airport (PANC). Adds a new, more realistic version of Terminal C from what few pictures we could find. Aprons, taxiways, and runways created from airport diagrams and Google Earth using AFCAD (using techniques from Jim Vile). Default jetways were excluded and replaced with Rwy12 and EZ Scenery versions that more realisticly represent the real thing. Many of the default hangars and buildings excluded and replaced with Rwy12 and EZ objects to more accurately represent reality. Requires many Rwy12 and EZ Scenery libraries (lists of which are included). Also includes bonus scenery of Cordova, AK. by Rob Diebold and Craig Dightman. 2.5MB

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