Longest Runway in Flight Sim

what?? 100.000 ft, you must be kidding, with 100,000 ft runway you can round a plane with 10 times bigger than A380 lol...

This is an old question, read my previous post for a list of the longest runways.
➡ https://forum.flyawaysimulation.com/forum/topic/13308/longest-airport/#83575

if that 100,000 foot strip is completed, it will be 4 times longer than the strip at area 51

I will get that 100,000 ft strip out as soon as possible. By the way, it might even be 100,000 ft wide too. I will see what I can do.

o rly?

cause if that's the case, that'll be one huge square!

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😎 😂 😂 😂 😀 😀

That's right. One huge square so that people who are still learning to fly can use it to practice their landings. If someone misses the landing, they don't have to go around. They can just try it again. 😀

...after bouncing a few times

why not use the airstrip to practise circuits???

I have hit some trouble. It seems as since I am doing it on water, most of the runway looks like water. only one little part of it looks like a runway. I am going to try putting it on land in antarctica and see what happens. 😀

this will help to get the antonov in the air. I tried manston like suggested but it was still more than 2000ish feet too short.

murjax wrote:

That's right. One huge square so that people who are still learning to fly can use it to practice their landings. If someone misses the landing, they don't have to go around. They can just try it again. 😀

or when you are on finals you could save and reload it if you mess up?

Unfortunately, the 100,000 ft runway isn't working. 😞 However, I will be trying it at 50,000 and see what happens.

I am so sorry but AFCAD isn't letting me make overly sized runways. I will try to make some other things in the future.

I don't think the default scenery does it justice, but out in the west desert of Utah are the famous salt flats. The sim doesn't make it white like it should be but I've been on them a time or two watching time trials (cars) and there is definetly ample room for landing about anything several times in a row. In fact the time trial track is 10 miles long and they keep it smooooooothh as can be.

Just reminded me of when we were there once. Cars all lined up down the side of the track (about 1/2 mile away) and something catches my eye to the right. I turn just in time to see a beautiful silver Electra skimming just over the row of cars. A few minutes later, it comes taxiing up and parks itself on the line of observers, between several widely spaced cars. It was pretty cool!

same with the arizona proving grounds. that's where gm tests all of their cars. i've been there a couple times. tell me about touch and goes! 😂