Etjo North
| Identifier in X-Plane | FY0Z |
|---|---|
| Full name | Etjo North |
| Country | NAM |
| Datum Coordinates (lat, lon) | -21.08300, 16.41700 open in Google Maps |
| Elevation | (Not specified) |
| Recommended Scenery Pack |
99070 by
Raffles
submitted on October 20, 2023 |
| Attributes |
Checkout status
This airport is unclaimed. You can lock the airport to announce to the world that you’re working on it and prevent duplicate work from being submitted.
- 99070 – Raffles 10/20/2023The default position is wrong which is why the validation says that there are elements outside the hierarchy. Apart from being obvious on satellite images and OpenStreetMap, I have landed there in real life before.Approved Recommended
- 15911 – WEDbot 01/17/2015Airport upload from X-Plane 10.32's default apt.datApproved
Scenery Pack
Approved
Recommended
99070 by Raffles October 20, 2023 5:58 PM
Released with X-Plane Desktop
- 12.0.8
- 12.1.0
- 12.1.2
- 12.1.4
X-Plane Mobile
(Not released yet)Features
Scenery properties
| Scenery ID | 99070 |
|---|---|
| Based on ID | 15911 |
| Author | Raffles |
| Uploaded on | October 20, 2023 5:58 PM |
| Accepted on | October 21, 2023 3:01 AM |
| Approved on | October 24, 2023 3:50 AM |
| Declined on | |
| Name | Etjo North |
| Status | Approved |
| Architecture | 2D |
| WED version | 2.5.2r1 |
| Latitude | -21.02286 |
| Longitude | 16.45369 |
Metadata
| ICAO Code | Missing |
|---|---|
| IATA Code | Missing |
| FAA Code | Missing |
| City/Locality | Missing |
| State/Province | Missing |
| Country | NAM |
| Region Code | Missing |
| Datum Latitude | Missing |
| Datum Longitude | Missing |
| Transition Altitude | Missing |
| Transition Level | Missing |
| Local Code | Missing |
| Local Authorithy | Missing |
Note that this scenery can only be used in the X-Plane flight simulator. You can download the free demo to try it on your computer.
Julian Lockwood Admin October 24, 2023 3:50 AM
Approved by moderator.
Raffles Artist October 20, 2023 5:58 PM
The default position is wrong which is why the validation says that there are elements outside the hierarchy. Apart from being obvious on satellite images and OpenStreetMap, I have landed there in real life before.