Enhancement to the stock scenery for KADM in Ardmore, OK.  All building are handcrafted to match as closely to what is currently on site at the airport today.

Ardmore Municipal Airport (KADM), located about 12 miles northeast of Ardmore, Oklahoma, is a public airport serving southern Oklahoma and surrounding areas. Originally constructed in the early 1940s as Ardmore Army Airfield, it played a significant role during World War II as a training base for the U.S. Army Air Forces, primarily for bomber crews. After the war, the airfield was deactivated and later transferred to local control, evolving into Ardmore’s current municipal airport.

Today, KADM serves as a general aviation hub with a 9,002-foot runway, capable of accommodating a wide range of aircraft. It is a strategic regional asset for private pilots, corporate aviation, and freight services.

Additionally, KADM is home to a variety of aviation-related businesses, and its proximity to the I-35 corridor makes it an accessible and practical airport for travelers and businesses alike.

To Install: Unzip the file and place in your community folder.  Enjoy