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    F62 - Hayfork Airport - California - USA, the next VFR airfield in beautifull Trinity County area.

    Hayfork Airport is a quaint aviation hub nestled in the picturesque landscapes of California. This charming facility serves as a gateway to the beauty of Trinity County, offering a unique experience for aviation enthusiasts and travelers alike.

    Situated in the heart of the region, Hayfork Airport welcomes visitors with its warm hospitality and a sense of tranquility that defines the California countryside. With a single runway and essential amenities, it provides a serene departure point for those seeking to explore the natural wonders that abound in the surrounding area.

    Adding to the allure of this aviation haven is its proximity to Trinity Center Airfield. The two airports, like kindred spirits, stand side by side, forming a duo that beckons adventurers to discover the scenic marvels of Trinity County. Together, they create a harmonious synergy, making the journey as remarkable as the destination.

    As you soar above the rugged terrain, the aerial views of Trinity County unfold like a canvas painted with nature's vibrant hues. From dense forests to sparkling lakes, the landscape captivates the senses and invites exploration. Whether you're a pilot enjoying the thrill of the skies or a traveler seeking a gateway to the great outdoors, Hayfork Airport and its neighbor, Trinity Center Airfield, promise an unforgettable experience in the heart of California's breathtaking landscapes.

    If you like the scenery, check also this one: Trinity-Center - O86

    About the Development of Airfield Hayfork in MSFS2020:

    Hayfork Airport is a small general aviation airfield equipped with runway lighting, but in reality, it appears somewhat outdated and neglected. However, this adds to its charm and invites you to explore. It serves as a convenient connecting hub for Trinity-Center Airport in Trinity County, making it an ideal base for exploring the area. I've meticulously replicated everything as closely as possible to reality using existing objects and SDK tools from MSFS, along with a few third-party libraries. If you're a fan of visual flight rules (VFR) flying, you likely already have these libraries.

    As mentioned, I've modified and aged the runway, apron, and taxiway pavements, including grass growing in the apron. Many trees, especially spruces, have been removed in the vicinity of the airfield. Even compared to Google Maps, I've been conservative in depicting the area. The spruces have been replaced with low shrubbery and deciduous trees, interspersed with occasional spruces.

    In the immediate surroundings, I've added power cables along the roads and created a lowered dry bed with tunnel tubes supposedly passing beneath the runway. A windsock has been installed, along with a different rotating airport beacon, Windsock pattern blocks, fencing, and more. There are plenty of details to observe and discover.  The dark hangar is in real life according to Google maps called, US Transportation Department, so i changed the parkingspot in front of the hangar as an Cargo parking spot for GA.:-)    And if you park in front of the white hangar, your aircraft will be refueled. (hidden fuelstation parking spot).

    Enjoy your flights at this updated airport!

    Installation:
    The zip file contains one folder; simply drag and drop one into your Community folder:
    - "geraldar98-airport-f62-hayfork"

    Libraries:
    Microsoft Default (including world updates):
    I utilized basic materials from MSFS 2020 - Premium Deluxe as much as possible, including objects from the world updates. For example: the T-markings on the apron are from World Update XIII - Hawaii’s Kona International Airport (PHKO).

    Third-party libraries:
    After downloading the main file, kindly ensure to also download the required third-party libraries. Otherwise, you won't be able to view the details.
    I will include the links, after I upload this mainfile.
    As I said, several objects are from third-party libraries not included, which are likely already in your possession if you frequently use VFR airfields. The list of necessary libraries includes:

    - ethnicfs - vehicles - library (5 cars)
    - jhd-library
    - Mikeaat-assetpack 
    - human-library-animated
    - library1v14-cbj 
    - esd-modellib-eolib 
    - Dave's Crooked Library
    - Wookie042-bush-and-backcountry-library
    - Totofteam-france-totofobject v5 

    One extra remark:
    Since I'm using Rex Accuseason, certain trees and/or heights might be different if you're not using this addon. So far, there haven't been any complaints, but just know that this could be the reason.

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    F62 - Hayfork Airport - California, US

    Explore the quaint aviation hub of Hayfork Airport in California, nestled in the picturesque Trinity County area. Experience warm hospitality and tranquility as you depart from this charming facility for an adventure in the natural wonders of the region. Discover the harmonious synergy with its neighbor, Trinity Center Airfield, as you enjoy scenic aerial views and immersive details in this meticulously replicated add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.

    Downloads2K
    Version1.1
    File Size65.22 KB
    Published2 years ago
    Updated1 year ago

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    Simulator
    MSFS2020
    CategoryAirports
    Sub-CategoryRegional Airports
    ICAOF62

    Version History

    After the MSFS updates in the second quarter of 2024, three default buildings reappeared on top of my custom building objects. I created a new exclusion polygon to fix this. Note: When you select the ramp start point, the dots disappear for selecting another ramp point. Just start your flight, and you will be placed at your position on the airfield. I haven't figured out why this happens, but the scenery works, and that's what matters.