Kyle Oakley Fld

Identifier in X-Plane KCEY
Full nameKyle Oakley Fld
Country United States
Datum Coordinates (lat, lon) 36.66400, -88.37300 open in Google Maps
Elevation (Not specified)
Recommended Scenery Pack 98697 by Julian Lockwood submitted on September 26, 2023
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    • 98697 – Julian 09/26/2023
      Ground truck destintation moved further away so trucks have somewhere to go.
      Approved Recommended
    • 98688 – BruceBuilds 09/25/2023
      Deleted South Row Hangar Start, "Structural Closeness Error" not detected by either WED or Gateway validation software. (A new one, lol.)
      Approved
    • 98594 – BruceBuilds 09/21/2023
      One of the first build here, brought up to date against ESRI Scenery and honoring structural footprints, now rebuilt from scratch.
      See comments
    • 66995 – JohnK_GER 03/21/2019
      Airport name corrected
      Approved
    • 66750 – JohnK_GER 03/09/2019
      minor cosmetic adjustments. Verified and updated airportdata
      See comments
    • 46446 – BruceBuilds 01/31/2017
      This was one of my first builds, now reissued as V 2.0. cleaned up with new build skills acquired from several years of experience. CEY is close to the Twin Lakes, Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, a vast recreational area. Its located in Murray KY, home of Murray State U., the Pella Window Co. plant and the Briggs & Stratton small engines plant.
      Approved
    • 41035 – BruceBuilds 07/01/2015
      Murray KY, just off of the giant Twin Lake Region of Western KY. Home of Pella Windows, the Briggs and Stratton Small Engines Plant, and Murray State University. This airport is an ideal build for beginners.
      Approved
    • 17786 – WEDbot 01/17/2015
      Airport upload from X-Plane 10.32's default apt.dat
      Approved

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