Exuma Intl, Bahamas (MYEF) AFCAD

[ryan78]

Hello all,

After about an hour of searching for FSX sceneries for Exuma Airport in the Bahamas i haven't found anything other then the Caribbean sea plane tours scenery which makes my AI dissapear because it uses the stock FSX AFCAD.

I was wondering if anyone could update the AFCAD file for Exuma, the airport has changed a ton from the FSX default, and also so that i can get my new AI package that i created to work smothley. Anything bigger then a Dash 8 dissapears after landing at GGT probably because the FSX default has no turning bays at either end of the runway. They also dissapear after taxi clearance to the runway. If someone could do a quick update in the AFCAD file that would be great, my main concerns are the turning bays at both ends of the runway and the added apron and parking spots. Use google earth as a refference even though imagery is from 2005... I dont need a scenery package just the AFCAD but if someone wants to take a stabb at scenery that would be awesome!

Exuma's turning bays are at the end of the runway, it extends past the runway and is wide enough to acomadate a 737-800 turn.
http://www.google.ca/imgres?um=1&hl=...rwozGDg&zoom=1

Exuma has recently seen a lot more flights over the last 2 years including weekly flights from Toronto through Air Canada with an EMB-190 and Newark (Via Montego Bay) through Miami Air with a 738. Also 2 weekly from Atlanta through Atlantic Southeast CRJ-700 and daily serivce from Miami and Fort Lauderdale through American Eagle (EMB-145 & ATR7) and Gulfstream Intl Airlines (B1900).

Im willing to upload the AI package I created for testing purposes if needed.

Thanks!

[Art_P]

The larger landing aircraft probably disappear because there is no parking for them. Send me a PM with your email address to get a revised airport file.

[Art_P]

Turning loops added at the runway ends and anywhere along the runway are ignored by the AI aircraft. They just turn around out into the grass and back onto the runway to taxi to the runway exit.