About This File
The Kabul international airport (KBL/OAKB) was built by engineers from the Soviet Union in 1960 when Afghanistan was trying to catch up with other developed countries in all areas, including tourism. The government planned to attract travelers from the US, India, and Europe through transit flights.
This era tragically ended in late 1970s when the country began facing political turmoil.
This scenery depicts Kabul International Airport around 1963, based old photos and postcards using a custom made terminal building, courtesy of Google 3d Warehouse. Scenery includes terminal and military air base ramp and 2 military AI aircraft
AI propliner traffic matching this scenery is available separately from
www.calclassic.com (AI Aircraft page).