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I would like to add more parking spots at Laughlin airport. Is there anyway to go about this? How do I do it? I looked everywhere on the forums and havent found any tutorials of any sort, thanks

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I've never heard of adding nor changing ramp spots either, but IIRC these is some way to have an AC start cold from some arbitrary spot on the map, which would allow you to do what you appear to want to do, but I have never tried to do that myself.

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Alright, thanks fellas.

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trying to compile up-to-date information ... so many charts literally 'flying around'... anyone know the RSBN number and ATC frequencies for this airport?

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You could add a FARP and operate Harrier and helicopters from there.

 

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