Requirements:
FS2002 and Airport/VOD textures.

Introduction
This fictional scenery area is small yet dense, and is located about 40 miles from the infamous Groom Lake complex or Area 51 in a region of Nevada that is referred to on maps as "Echo Canyon" mainly because of Echo Canyon Reservoir which unfortuntely was left out of FS2002. This version is primarily an FS2002 update, however the previous version of AFC3 will not be needed. Among many changes from version 1 are the all new hangars, more custom macro's and a few new facilites. This version of AFC3 was created with FS Scenery Creator 1.5.7 and serves the same purpose as the original. It is the main base for all concepts built by Aeroworks Technologies and since some of them are SST types, namely the Aurora project, the base was designed for the specific purpose of accomodating these exotic vehicles. Some of the new custom macro's are for the Aurora/Space Shuttle (SV) operation such as the docking crane for mating the space shuttle used during Battle of the Airlines' 2003 race, MISSION-Moon, and Area-A version 1.8 served as the final landing site for the SV-1 Orion space shuttle. Only a few modifications have been made since,...enjoy!

The Info...
If this is your first version of Area-A here is all the pertinent frequencies you will need for base ops. Or if you prefer image form, I have also included a base facility map and additional sectional chart of ALL the new sceneries that are due for release in this area.

Click here for the Online AFC3 supplement page.

Runways-
Area-A consists of 4 different runways of different types and uses.

- The main runway is 7/25 which is 20,000 x 300 feet and contains an ILS with DME on both headings. It is used for experimental aircraft that require high-speed taxi tests, ILS tests, and, of course, takeoffs of the bigger, faster concept aircraft.
- Runway 9/27 is 15,000 x 200 feet (no ILS) and it is intended for the use of cargo planes/ misc. jet traffic in general.
- Runway 36L/18R is 12,000 x 150 feet with ILS/DME on both headings and is used as the main ILS runway for non-experimental jet traffic.
- Runway 36R/18L is 10,000 x 150 feet (no ILS) and it is used mainly as a primary runway for chase aircraft or a secondary runway for non-experimental jet traffic.

A startup location for the chase ramp at the end of Runway 18L can be found by going to FS6 and before in the Airport Facility Directory.

References & Navaids:
Aeroworks Flight Center # 3 Identifier -- AFC3
Runway 7/25 -- 20000x300
Runway 9/27 -- 15000x200
Runway 36L/18R -- 12000x150
Runway 36R/18L -- 10000x150
ILS for Rwy 7 -- 110.5 (130nm range)
ILS for Rwy 25 -- 111.5 (130nm range)
ILS for Rwy 36L -- 112.50 (50nm range)
ILS for Rwy 18L -- 113.50 (50nm range)
VOR for Echo Canyon (Identifier: AFC3) -- 108.50 (130nm range)

...and as I said last time,...
enter at your own risk!

Scenery and all static aircraft macro's by: Jason L. Terry - webmaster@aeroworks-technologies.com Beta Testers Joey Fedorchik Drew Hosick Alex Wolski Alex Doerstling Joshua Nyhus Special Thanks To: ______________________________________________ Derek Leung and FSSC crew for giving the freeware community FSSC Louis Sinclair for the greatest macro (and aircraft!) creating program ever: FSDS YOU for downloading ______________________________________________

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