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Here is Fiancey airfield created by Claude Roure. In MSFS type: F2628 (name: Fiancey - town: Etoile). Located in the Rhône Valley 10km south of Valence, with a grass runway 02/20 of 450/30m, the base is for the exclusive use of the ULM club. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/fiancey

The version 2 of Pamiers is online: https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/pamiers

Here is Plan-de-Dieu airport created by Claude Roure. In MSFS type: F8451 (name: Plan De Dieu - town: Travaillan). Unpaved runway 17/35 of 650/30m, 10 km north-east of the BA115 Orange-Caritat. Activity: light aviation. Nearby, paved runway 16/34 of 2000/30m (ICAO code: LFPR; but in MSFS: LF51) for military use in addition to the Orange-Caritat BA115, therefore prohibited to the CAP; to be used only under ATC clearance or in an emergency. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/plan-de-dieu

Here is Pamiers airport created by Claude Roure. Pamiers - Les Pujols aerodrome is an aerodrome open to public air traffic, located in the municipalities of Pujols and Verniolle, 8 km east-south-east of Pamiers in Ariège. It is used for the practice of leisure and tourism activities (light aviation, helicopter, parachuting and model aircraft). https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/pamiers

Here is Oyonnax airport created by Claude Roure. Oyonnax - Arbent aerodrome is an aerodrome open to public air traffic, located in the town of Arbent, 2 km north of Oyonnax in Ain. It is used for the practice of leisure and tourism activities (light aviation and model aircraft). In December 2021, it is announced that the aerodrome will definitely disappear at the end of 2023. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/oyonnax

New tutorial on Simvol written by Pacha35 and TSU: A320 Fenix - Landing distance calculation https://www.simvol.org/en/articles/tutorials/a320-fenix-landing-distance-calculation

Here is Pontoise airport created by Cyril Real and Emmanuel Vélu. Pontoise - Cormeilles-en-Vexin airport is a civil airport, open to public air traffic, located on the territory of the municipalities of Cormeilles-en-Vexin, Boissy-l'Aillerie and Génicourt 7 km to the northwest of Cergy-Pontoise in the Val-d'Oise. It is used for national and international air transport and for the practice of leisure and tourism activities (light aviation, helicopter and Zeppelin airship in summer). It is managed by Groupe ADP. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/pontoise

New tutorial on Simvol written by Pacha35 and TSU: ACARS (CPDLC) with the Hoppie server https://www.simvol.org/en/articles/tutorials/acars-cpdlc-hoppie-server

Here is Millau airport created by Claude Roure. Millau-Larzac aerodrome is an aerodrome open to public air traffic, located in the municipalities of L'Hospitalet-du-Larzac and La Cavalerie, 18 km south-east of Millau in Aveyron. It is used for the practice of leisure and tourism activities (light aviation, parachuting and aerobatics). https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/millau

New tutorial on Simvol written by Pacha35 and TSU: A320 Fenix - Secondary flight plan https://www.simvol.org/en/articles/tutorials/a320-fenix-secondary-flight-plan

Here is Figeac airport created by Claude Roure. The Figeac-Livernon aerodrome is located in France, in the Occitanie region, in the Lot department, in the municipality of Durbans, near those of Figeac and Livernon. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/figeac

New tutorial on Simvol written by Pacha35: A320 Fenix - List of EFB pages https://www.simvol.org/en/articles/tutorials/fenix-a320-efb

Here is Aurillac airport created by Claude Roure. Aurillac Airport is an airport open to public air traffic, located in the town of Aurillac in Cantal. With a 1,700 meter runway, this airport is open to domestic commercial traffic, private aircraft, instrument flight (IFR) or visual flight (VFR). https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/aurillac

Here is the Bédarieux airport created by Claude Roure. The aerodrome of Bédarieux - La Tour-sur-Orb is a civil aerodrome, approved for restricted use, located in the town of La Tour-sur-Orb, 2.6 km north-west of Bédarieux in the Hérault. It is used for the practice of leisure and tourism activities (light aviation and model aircraft). https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/bedarieux

Here is the Artemare altisurface created by Emmanuel Richer. The altisurface of Artemare is clinging to the mountainside in the town of Tallisieu in the Bugey region of France. It dominates the vast marsh area of ​​Lavours. It is a private aerodrome of the Altisurface type open to ULM traffic. The grass runway QFU 16-34 measures 150m by 10m with a slight slope to the left in the direction of landing 34. The platform at the top of the runway is narrow. The local aerology is often difficult. When taking off from Artemare, the pilot is quickly close to the narrow ULM runway of Lavours or the hidden ULM runway of Chanaz. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/artemare

The version 2 is available: https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/romans

Here is Valréas airport created by Claude Roure. The Valréas-Visan aerodrome has a grass runway oriented 02/20 of 1020x50 m. It is approved for night VFR reserved for users based or approved by the DSAC Sud-Est. Self-information on 123.5 Mhz. On static display: a Fouga Magister and a Dassault MD311. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/valreas

Here is Carpentras airport (LFNH) created by Claude Roure. Carpentras aerodrome is an aerodrome in the department of Vaucluse. Altitude 394 ft. 2 runways 13/31: one hard 1200x20m and one grass 850x80m. No luminous beaconing - self-information 118.175 Mhz. 4 clubs: Aéroclub Du Comtat Venaissin (engine) - glider association of Carpentras - association of amateur builders of Vaucluse - ULM association of Carpentras. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/carpentras

Here is Aspres airport created by Claure Roure. The Aspres-sur-Buëch aerodrome, on the Grenoble-Aix en Provence axis, is isolated on a small plateau at 831 m (2727 ft). Created in the early 1930s, it is known as the Chevalet aerodrome; there is also a holiday village, a bar-restaurant, a swimming pool. Grass runways: 18/36 of 895 m (2936 ft) - 10/28 of 650 m (2133 ft). Restricted use, not open to public air traffic. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/aspres

Here is Rouen airport created by Yves P. Rouen Vallée de Seine airport, formerly Rouen Boos airport, is the airport of the Rouen Normandy metropolis, prefecture of the Normandy region. It is the property of a mixed syndicate, the Joint Management Syndicate of Rouen Val de Seine Airport (SMGARVS), of which the metropolis, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Rouen and Matmut are members. It is located in the town of Boos, located 9 km east of Rouen. Rouen is the third Norman airport in terms of passengers transported (far behind Caen and Deauville, respectively 1st and 2nd). https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/rouen

New tutorial on Simvol written by Pacha35: How to start the Fouga Magister https://www.simvol.org/en/articles/tutorials/start-fouga-magister

The version 1.1 is available: https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/belley-peyrieu

Here is the La Motte-Chalancon altiport created by Claude Roure. The La Motte-Chalancon altiport is closed by the decree of August 31, 2021...! A 534 m grass runway with a 5.5% slope at the bottom increasing to 15.9% at the top, then a clear break for the narrow platform at the top. Runways 03 for landing and 21 for takeoff. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/la-motte-chalancon

Here is Belley-Peyrieu airport created by Emmanuel Richer. I offer you a first draft of the Belley-Peyrieu LFKY aerodrome. It is located in Bugey in the Auvergne Rhône Alpes region. The grass runway facing north south measures 640m. It is a restricted-use platform admirably located in a small plain bordered by mountains. By taking off from Belley, the pilot of a light aircraft quickly accesses to a wide variety of landscapes. https://www.simvol.org/en/downloads/airports/belley-peyrieu

New tutorial on Simvol written by Pacha35: A32NX - Help with calculations (part 3: descent) https://www.simvol.org/en/articles/tutorials/a32nx-help-calculations-descent