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Coming both for FS9 and FSX on February 11th.:) Screenshots are FS9;)

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This scenery will be available on AVSIM for free. Comments welcome :)
Florian
 
Looks GREAT! Looking forward to trying out the FSX version! :D

on google earth, it looks like the approach to runway 01 is really tight!
 
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Thanks :) . Yes, the approach is very challenging. It is on the Just Planes Oman Air DVD, very interesting through a stunning landscape. The landscape isn't so impressive in FS though, but I think the FS landscape makes the approach even more challenging due to some hills that are not there in reality. The airport itself is really nice. Muscat and Dubai are both within an hour flying time with an ATR ;) . So if you for the change don't want to take a heavy out of Dubai, this airport is just ideal ;)
 
Looking forward to it!

@pina47; your missing out. The Middle East holds so much potential for pleasurable flights. Whether it be deep in the Persian Gulf around Bahrain, Emirates, Muscat, or up in the West around the Med coast in Lebanon or Syria. As if the airports around were not good enough, the Middle East is host to the best liveries around. Flydubai, Bahrain Air, Qatar, Etihad to name just four! Why not give it a try sometime, especially flying online.
 
That's very true. I personally often fly the short hop between Muscat and Dubai. Bahrain - Doha is also often in my logbook :D
 
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