Thanks to Ken Alger, DC3-1160, we now have 59 flights directly from the
June 1, 1950, timetable of Frontier Airlines. At that time, Frontier had
eight principal routes, most with six to eight flights per route. These VFR
flights are offered in the same route structure as shown in the timetable.
All flights are in daylight hours except for a few early-morning departures.
They range in length from 10 nm to 193 nm, just perfect for a DC-3. Since
these flights are in the Rocky Mountain area anticipate a wide variety of
airport elevations and some great scenery.
The documentation includes a website reference for those who wish to enhance
their fs9 scenery files.
Frontier Airlines was officially born on June 1, 1950 when the new company,
headquartered in Denver, Colorado, acquired the certificates of three feeder
carriers: Arizona Airways, Challenger Airlines and Monarch Airlines.
Enjoy the flights! They should be OK for FS2002 and later.