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MSFS20 Airports

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Roger Wensley

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I made some airports for FS9. This took me some time as it amounted over 17 years to several hundred, mostly in Canada and Alaska. MSFS does not interest me as it is now, without genuine and realistic airfields to fly into. My first question is whether or not it is easy or even possible to convert FS9 buildings for MSFS? Second question is whether or not a bunch of folks or a scenery-making company would be at all interested to take this on? Perhaps as airfields to be sold instead of posted for free downloads? To see what I am talking about search my name on flightsim.com "Roger Wensley". I can be emailed "rogwens@gmail.com".
 
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