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San Juan Islands 2024 48.708337, -122.910595
This is the new MSFS 2024 version of Wookie42’s San Juan Islands he built 3 – 4 years ago in MSFS 2020. He did a beautiful job on these 26 individual airports/airstrips. I recently revisited them using MSFS 2024, and the results were mixed. A few of them looked good in 2024, but most were not as good. I decided to recreate them all, from scratch for MSFS 2024.
Wookie42 also did a beautiful job on his published web page. His description and images are superb. Visit his web page to see them.
My San Juan Islands 2024 contains the following airports/airstrips:
Many of these are private airstrips (permission required) some are even closed today. Several have no ICAO codes, so I have created codes for them.
- · Allan Island Airstrip (SJI05)
- · Blakely Island Airport (38WA)
- · Burden Field (Rabbit Run) (61WA)
- · Center Island Airstrip (78WA)
- · Clam Harbor Airport (WA35)
- · Crane Island Airstrip (KCKR / CKR)
- · Crow Valley Airport (WA39)
- · Cypress Island Airstrip (SJI03)
- · Decatur Jones Airfield (WA18)
- · Decatur Shores Airport (WN07)
- · Deer Harbor Airport (SJI01)
- · Eliza Island Airstrip (WA93)
- · Friday West Airport (1WA9)
- · John's Island Airstrip (SJI11)
- · Lopez Island Airport (S31)
- · Miller's Field (4WA5)
- · San Juan Island Airstrip (SJI07)
- · San Juan Valley Airstrip (SJI08)
- · Shaw Island Airstrip (SJI02)
- · Sinclair Island Airstrip (SJI04)
- · Sinclair's Secret Airstrip (SJI06)
- · Spieden Island Airstrip (SJI09)
- · Stuart Island West (2WA3)
- · Waldron Island Airstrip (90WA)
- · Wilding Farm Airport (6WA5)
- · Windsock Airstrip (4WA4)
Installation:
These airports were developed as 2024 only. Do not install them in your 2020 Community folder. They will not run with MSFS 2020. You should install them in your Community2024 folder. The San Juan Islands 2024 master folder contains the 25 individual airport subfolders.
Required Libraries:
· kev-library kev-library - Scenery Enhancements for MSFS | Flightsim.to
· UK2000 Common Objects Library Free download MSFS Market Place
· Emerald Objects Library Free download MSFS Market Place
Make sure you have installed all World Updates to get the best experience.
Enjoy flying the San Juan Islands 2024, one of the most beautiful cruising grounds in the world.
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Thanks.
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Is SJI02's runway 02/20 supposed to be evened out, an a/c seems to exist there in the aerial. CKR was filled with rocks.
Managed to pull of some sort of landing on the unmarked strip https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2746289469
Are you planning to do more of these? I recall a curvy one with a dog leg, from OZx days.
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I will buy you a beer next time we meet (in lieu of a donation of course!)
Ou est Jock? Have you placed him on each individual field?
Cheers
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https://flightsim.to/addon/3349/san-juan-islands-washington
San Juan Islands 2024
San Juan Islands 2024 is a package of 26 recreated airports and airstrips across the San Juan Islands, specifically designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. This add-on updates and enhances locations originally built for MSFS 2020 to ensure optimal compatibility and visual quality in the new simulator. Several of the included airstrips are private or closed and have custom ICAO codes where needed. Required libraries must be installed separately and the airports are not compatible with MSFS 2020.
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Added the 26th airport, Lopez Island Airport (S31) due to popular request.
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