Description
Baneasa (Aurel Vlaicu) International Airport is situated 8 km North of city center of Bucharest, Romania, ICAO code LRBS.
Baneasa Airport is among the five oldest airport in the world, the first flights being in 1909. The current terminal was opened in 1952 representing a 3 blades propeller.
Hand crafted terminal, hangars and the aprons (markings, taxiways...)
Installation
Extract the “luciancristea-lrop” folder from the zip file to your Microsoft Flight Simulator “Community” folder.
Depending of your MSFS installation, you may find the “Community” folder:
Microsoft Store edition AND/OR Gamepass edition:
C:\Users\[YOUR USERNAME]\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_\LocalCache\Packages\Community
Steam edition:
C:\Users\[YOUR USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\Community
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almost 2 years ago
over 2 years ago
Întrebare:
cum scap de fluturașii statici?
Folosesc AIG și spațiul este ocupat de avioane statice.
De asemenea, este puțin probabil ca un A380 să vină acolo.
over 4 years ago
Awesome, but problem with the ILS rnw 25 taking right from the runway to the LROP airport RNW 26L. Need a fix for this one.
This is strange because the freq is 110.5 for the LRBS and other for LROP.
over 2 years ago
over 2 years ago
over 4 years ago
GREAT!! Thanks! But could we somehoe get rid of that wrong ATC-TWR behind (SW) of the Terminal??
over 4 years ago
Awesome!
almost 5 years ago
it would be nice to have the famous coco-shatu restaurant in this scenery as well!... :-). Awesome build. terrific FPS and beautifully rendered!
about 5 years ago
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over 5 years ago
One thing I noticed is one of the panes of tinted glass in the tower seems installed backwards?
over 5 years ago
over 5 years ago
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over 5 years ago
Multumesc pentru munca depusa!
over 5 years ago
LRBS - Baneasa (Aurel Vlaicu) International Airport
Explore the historic Baneasa (Aurel Vlaicu) International Airport located in Bucharest, Romania (ICAO code LRBS), one of the worlds oldest airports with a terminal dating back to 1952. This add-on features meticulously detailed hand-crafted terminals, hangars, and aprons. Simply extract the files to your Microsoft Flight Simulator "Community" folder for installation.
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