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Looking for a Southern California scenery...

ThinkingManNeil

ThinkingManNeil

Charter Member
Hi All;

I'm looking for a scenery that was released a couple of years back that featured a kind of vintage airfield with a single E-W and a ramp that was home to a lot of J-3 Cubs, Stinson's, Aeronca's, etc. that was east of Huntington Beach not far from the current John Wayne Airport. I've been searching the usual places as well as a guide to abandoned Southern California airports and even the L.A. VFR Sectional charts, but I see no mention of it. The name was something-Meadow or Meadow-something. I liked flying out of there because it was an easy hop over to Santa Catalina Island, and it had a nice vintage look to it. I'm not sire if it was based on an actual, historical airfield or if it was fictional...

Thanks,

N
 
meadowlark

The airport was Meadowlark. Flightsim Ghost_airport_l16.zip. Advance search for Meadowlark will bring it up. Long gone but I did land there once, probably 1970.
 
semo said:
The airport was Meadowlark. Flightsim Ghost_airport_l16.zip. Advance search for Meadowlark will bring it up. Long gone but I did land there once, probably 1970.
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Meadowlark. Yes. Bingo. That's it. Found and added.

Thanks, Semo.

N.
 
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