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A realtime interface between Microsoft Flight Simulator X / 2004 and Internet based satellite map servers. Located at 7,280ft, this airport gives the illusion that high altitude performance may be the only issue to consider when landing or departing. "Aspen Pitkin County Airport is an airport that can either strike fear or excitement into the heart of any seasoned pilot. 
"When you first park your aircraft at one of only eight parking spots you are stunned by the view at the beautiful mountains towering over Aspen." Overall, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this scenery to anyone." The small price you'll pay is the cost of giving up a few bits of eye candy like moving people and vehicles in and around the airport. The design of the scenery results in excellent performance in the current generation of P3D on average hardware by today's standards. Its price point is on par with comparable airports. "Aerosoft's Aspen Extended airport scenery has held up surprisingly well over the years.
Compatible with Vero-FS 'Heart of Colorado' photo scenery. Realistic new runway and street lighting system. Static CRJ-700s in United Express and Delta liveries. Extremely dense custom Aspen-style autogen houses and mansions. Animated 'Silver Queen' gondola to Ajax. Dozens of custom local landmarks, including Aspen High School, Aspen Chapel, Aspen Recreation Center, Hotel Jerome and Benedict Music Tent. Detailed rendering of the Aspen Valley Hospital and emergency helipad (CO50). Tarmac and runway markings with realistic wet weather and specular effects. 5 meter (LOD13) mesh covering 2400 square kilometers of the Rocky Mountains around Aspen. 100 square kilometers of high resolution photo scenery (30cm, LOD17) covering the Aspen Valley, with full seasonal and night variations. 
Fully baked high resolution textures with ambient occlusion shadows and light maps for all airport and town models. Up-to-date rendering of Aspen Pitkin County Airport (KASE), including extended runway and new taxiways, Fire Station (with Oshkosh Striker 1500), Fixed-Base Operator, Terminal and hangars. This Extended version is a full rebuild of the original 2007 version using the latest technology and features the updated longer runway. The stunning scenery, (pun intended), the ski slopes and the relaxed feel of the small town (population 6,000) make it a popular place to relax and spend some time in semi-anonymity. Of course this is because Aspen has its fair share of rich and/or famous residents. The airport is mostly used by ‘private’ jets Gulfstreams, Learjets and the likes are very common. A glance at the accident databases online shows how dangerous Aspen can be. As the runway is only usable in one direction (RWY15 for landing, RWY 33 for departure) you might be forced to land with unfavorable winds. Not only is it surrounded by high and steep terrain on almost any side, it is also prone to severe weather, with strong winds and massive snow falls, and to make matters worse it is located at 7,280 ft.Įven when the weather is warm and visibility is great, the combination of altitude and high Density Altitude (see appendix A) will make departures and arrivals even more dangerous. Aspen Pitkin County Airport is not an airport to be taken lightly.
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