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Airports in Africa

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cmpbllsjc:

--- Quote from: virtuali on June 14, 2009, 03:26:02 am ---
The next airport that will start as soon as KFLL (but probably after the Summer, because sometimes even our people gets vacations...), will be another mid-sized airport like KFLL. There are several likely candidates, and all of them have been requested many times here so, I'm sure that, whatever we'll decide to do, it will please many people. It's more likely to be in the US, though.


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I sure hope its either KONT, KABQ, KTUS, KTPA, or KPDX ;D

Silverbird:
Very interesting information Umberto we now have in idea of what you have planned so far. other midsized airport sounds really great. also will be busting my head trying to figure out that secret project you guys are working. :)

TWA Pilot:
I have been flying FS since it came out in 1998.....I have been to Africa....ONCE, maybe twice. The only reason I was there is I ws flying around the world. It was okay, but nothing I'd come back to. Personally, I'd rather see the major US ports done. How about Hawaii? Major market; I'm not trying to get into another "how about project" but my point is that Africa is okay, but I'd go after other airports before I'd go after an African airprort.

Doug

thepilot:
Hi virtuali,

thanks for your reply. I realize that an airfield in Africa does not earn you as much money as a European/North American airport would, which is probably the reason why no one ever made one.
Having flown in virtual Europe for years, I find flying in Africa is a very interesting affair, because it's totally different mainly due to the above-mentioned motives.
Although doubtful, I hope one day there will be a demand for them or a change of attitude from the developers that come along with more available information on the internet.
Hopefully the FIFA world cup 2010 in South Africa will attract developers' attention to make some airports (Capetown, Jo'burg...) there.

Best regards.

CX 747-400:
Cape Town or Joh-berg would be great additions. They both take alot of international flights daily. From the middle east, Europe and I think Delta goes to Cape Town from Atlanta. I would love to make the flights from London, Paris or any other major hub to South Africa.

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