FS2004 1958 and 1962 Denver Stapleton Airport Scenery

FS2004 1958 and 1962 Denver Stapleton Airport Scenery This scenery package depicts Denver Stapleton Air Field as appeared in circa 1958 and 1962. In 1958 the original hanger stood where the east end of the United Air Lines office building is. The Combs Aviation hangar was the second of the 2 original hangars built within a year of the airport's opening and remained standing until the 1967 airport expansion project. The restaurant addition to the original terminal dated back to the early 1940s, and remained til the closing of the airport in 1995. The 1962 version of Stapleton is an example of an airport in transition. The old terminal used in the 1958 version is being replaced by a terminal to be opened in 1964. In our version (sometime in 1962 is our best guess) the northern portion of aircraft parking at the old terminal has been closed in preparation for the construction of the new terminal building and thus a temporary finger has been built between the construction sites of the 2 fingers for the new terminal. The new terminal's north finger is under construction, while the south finger will soon be. At this time the northern part of the old terminal is still intact, but about to be torn down to make way for new terminal construction. To allow for more flights, the south extension of the old terminal has been completely enclosed from the weather and the freight building has been enlarged. It also includes 34 simple Rocky Mountain airports that had airline service. Requires the FS2004 Classic Scenery Libraries 1 and Classic Scenery Libraries 2.  By Randy Cain, Mike Stevens, Dan French, and Tom Gibson