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Perhaps best known to many people as a miitary base, with elements of both the Portuguese Air Force and United States Air Force stationed there, the site of the Aerogare Des Lajes is also visited by an ever increasing number of regional aircraft carrying tourists to and from the islands.
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Just a small spelling correction from a portuguese simmer: Aerogare Das Lajes, instead of Aerogate Des Lajes. 🙂
Kindly, Alex
Can I use “ten past midnight after a bad day” as an excuse?
No. I thought not… Consider my wrist slapped. Sorry about that. 🙁
Tropicalsim’s quality has grown immensely and this work dedicated to the Azores is fantastic. Thanks for making the Azores come alive in FS, both in FS9 and FSX for no extra cost. And thanks to the portuguese simmers that helped make this happen.