Tallinn, Estonia EETN/TLL released…….

[edetroit 933]

Haha, never seen a 747 on that stand though, I did see Yak-42's, C-17's, AN-12 & 24's, C-130's and a bunch of other stuff on that particular stand .

 

 

Furry muff. A22 is down as a large cargo parking in the scenery..... as we all know most scenery developers do not consider bits like parking,taxiways and approaches to be important. edit* (and fps)  

 

Please don't let me turn into a grumpy old man.......shute I'm already there!

[Appliance 51]

 

 

a grumpy old man.......shute I'm already there!

 

Join the club Ed.  B)

[kiwiflyer45 123]

I echo the congratulations AND the compliment paid to Harald. You truly are one of the gems of AVSIM and have consistently been a voice for common sense and civility. Thank you Harald

[Propane 16]

Furry muff. A22 is down as a large cargo parking in the scenery..... as we all know most scenery developers do not consider bits like parking,taxiways and approaches to be important. edit* (and fps)  

 

Please don't let me turn into a grumpy old man.......shute I'm already there!

It's probably correctly marked, I just meant it's rare to see a 747 in Tallinn. I work over there and I think I've seen 747's twice in three and a half years, they only seem to come in to pick up cruise ship passenger for whom Tallinn was the last stop. This addon is actually a really lovely recreation especially with the static planes hanging around. The DHL 757 is often there, in that spot.

[HaraldG 559]

 

 

Thank you Harald

 

Oh, many thanks. How do I deserve...?

And I have to give some thanks back to you, Ian: You and other members, like Ed, Appliance, Mel, WingZ, Sascha, Rafal, Gavin, Tushka, John H., Luis Miguel, Quraisy ... and many more have given me a lot since I'm active here.

[WingZ 547]

Well they say what goes around, comes around; there's a good bunch of folk around here I reckon.

 

Back to the paltry 2 airports FS9 garnered in the latest AES update: I have one, not the other.

What to do?

Get it of course!

 

 

Really Ollie's selection of airports for AES is a good guide, LIPQ is good  quality and fills a gap in the northeast of Italy, great for helicopter tours to the mountains.

Not today, we are there to see AES, and happily all is as it should be:

 

 

Tallinn also now is complete:

 

 

We grouse about how few new things find their way into our hobby; on reflection there is much that we surely have missed out on.

I see that in the AES listing I only have 25% of the airports installed.

That really could keep me busy for a very long time if I chose...