49 links added today: 44 freeware, 5 payware.

A couple of links were added for Africa, as I have said before, Africa has been largely neglected in X-Plane (IMHO) and presents a good opportunity for someone!

Anyone else think that X-Plane's autogen scenery is starting to look really poor? In a recent interview, Austin mentioned that Vulkan/Metal had taken preference but this aspect of this sim is really basic and will need addressing before MFS2020 is released. And, don't get me started on the ATC!

34 airports added today - 33 freeware + 1 payware. Only 1 airport compatible with XP10.

Quick update today - 59 freeware, and 1 payware airports added. Brings the total number of links to well over 12,000!

Another moan about external libraries. A custome scenery pack has just been released that requires 24 external libraries! These need to be downloaded individually and then referenced in the config file. I think I'll give this a miss.

51 links added. Most were for general aviation and fairly obscure airports (either too small or private airfields to be incorporated in the main X-Plane database).

73 links added today - took ages to add to the database!

Enjoy!

Why do scenery designers decide to improve payware airports? In some cases, correcting obvious mistakes. Why spend the money on payware airports that need correcting?

Small update today: 19 links to freeware airports, 12 links to payware.

We decided not to provide a link to an improved payware airport.

With so many external libraries now available, and designers commonly using a wide variety in their scenery, is there not a better way to manage libraries? And, how can I tell which libraries a scenery package requires? Just a thought.