[X] Grosse Ile Muni
Identifier in X-Plane | KONZ |
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Full name | [X] Grosse Ile Muni |
Country | United States |
Datum Coordinates (lat, lon) | 42.10000, -83.16000 open in Google Maps |
Elevation | 591 ft above sea level |
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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.
- 60657 – orlandja 05/09/2018Adjusted ramp starts as suggested.Approved Recommended
- 60376 – orlandja 04/25/2018Tweaked to ensure all taxiways were intersecting correctly and taxi lines were correct. Also updated the ramp starts for small aircraft only. Now awaiting any X-Plane suggestions and updated object notifications.See comments
- 60215 – orlandja 04/18/2018Grosse Ile Municipal Airport, located near Detroit, MI is a non-controlled small airport on an island in the Detroit River. Although the sim shows a circled wind sock. What is actually there is a wind direction cone made of metal, supposedly invented and placed by the late Thomas Edison. A great many celebrities flew out of the Naval Air station there during and after WWII. 2nd upload, due to the removal of an extra object on field that was not needed.See comments
- 60214 – orlandja 04/18/2018Grosse Ile Municipal Airport, located near Detroit, MI is a non-controlled small airport on an island in the Detroit River. Although the sim shows a circled wind sock. What is actually there is a wind direction cone made of metal, supposedly invented and placed by the late Thomas Edison. A great many celebrities flew out of the Naval Air station there during and after WWII.See comments
- 51363 – WEDbot 02/16/2017Updated runway numbering and/or lengths to match Navigraph/Aerosoft dataApproved
- 48375 – WEDbot 02/15/2017Updated runway numbering and/or lengths to match Navigraph/Aerosoft dataSee comments
- 19059 – WEDbot 01/17/2015Airport upload from X-Plane 10.32's default apt.datApproved
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