Latest release is for MSFS 2024 ONLY.

For MSFS 2020 please use v1.2.1

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LF6251 Boulogne sur mer is located in the northern France. In MSFS it is known as LF22 Le Portel.

This a very small airfield dedicated to microlight with a single runway of 500x40 m (chart)

You will take off on top of a cliff, just in front of the Channel, a little bit like on an aircraft carrier.

With that scenery I have improved the coastline between Le Touquet and Boulogne sur mer : in vanilla simulator there is a lot of trees on the beach and on the cliffs. This is absolutly unrealistic. (IA like to place trees in the shadows of cliffs).

I recommand you to download LFAT from Vincent Bazillio, and my sceneries : LFAM and LFIS. Those sceneries will complete the coast cleaning from Calais to the Baie de Somme.

For that scenery those assets packs are required :

- Pascal's library

- Windy things

- MSFS object library with 150+ models ranging from towers hangers terminals to cones

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History :

v2024.12.31 : MSFS2024 compatibility

v1.2 (last version for MSFS2020) :

- Added camping park at Sainte-Cecile (report point NB for LFAT)
- Coastline mask correction

 

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LF6251 Boulogne sur mer (LF22 Le Portel in MSFS) + coastline between Le Touquet and Boulogne

Explore the small airfield LF6251 Boulogne sur mer, also known as LF22 Le Portel in MSFS, situated in northern France. Take off from a cliff overlooking the Channel, resembling an aircraft carrier experience. Enhance your coastal flying between Le Touquet and Boulogne with improved scenery, clearing out unrealistic trees on beaches and cliffs. Additional sceneries like LFAT, LFAM, and LFIS complete the coast cleaning from Calais to Baie de Somme. Asset packs such as Pascals library, Windy things, and MSFS object library are required for this immersive experience.

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