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Hi everyone,

Once I found this: http://www.simviation.com/fsx_terrainmesh.htm
I've downloaded a 10m resolution mesh for Hawaii. The problem: At PHLU Kalaupapa the new terrain is located higher than the standard airport flatten/exclude/grass polygon. So the airport is located in a rectangular hole about 20 feet deep.
I want to fix this. Which method(s) might I use to create a new Airport also called PHLU and renaming the old one to (f. ex.) PHLX? I've already noticed this solution in Payware Add-ons like FlyTampa Saba. Thx in advance.
 
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You might want to use ADE to create a new airport with the elevation set to match the mesh... this involves changing the reference altitude, and the ADE forum would be the place to ask.

Dick
 
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