Aerodrome Data and Frequencies - Updated 06 June 2025

[MAXsenna]

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[Minsky]

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11 May 2024
- Kola kneeboards added.

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[winghunter]

On 5/11/2024 at 8:40 AM, Minsky said:

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Very nice. Can we add those to the DCS mission viewer ?
It would be nice if people can just click on an airport to get these charts. Currently I'm linking to hoggit/airmate/google etc.
If you have them hosted I can just link to the charts, otherwise we could host them with the viewer.

[Minsky]

5 hours ago, winghunter said:

Very nice. Can we add those to the DCS mission viewer ?
It would be nice if people can just click on an airport to get these charts. Currently I'm linking to hoggit/airmate/google etc.
If you have them hosted I can just link to the charts, otherwise we could host them with the viewer.

Sure thing. Either way is fine with me, although linking will ensure the users have the most up-to-date version, as I often make small unannounced changes to fix a typo or improve something:

https://dimon.one/dimon/files/Aerodrome_Data_and_Frequencies/

 

[winghunter]

5 hours ago, Minsky said:

https://dimon.one/dimon/files/Aerodrome_Data_and_Frequencies/

 

Perfect, they are now linked in the new version 0.4.53 https://dcs-web-editor.github.io/dcs-web-viewer-deploy/

I'm linking to this forum thread on your name. If you prefer a different link let me know.

Edited May 19, 2024 by winghunter

[Kervinou]

Great, but when i click on khasab airport, i have only caucasus chart !

[winghunter]

47 minutes ago, Kervinou said:

Great, but when i click on khasab airport, i have only caucasus chart !

You need to load a mission in the theatre, then right-click somewhere on terrain/water

Edited May 19, 2024 by winghunter

[skywalker22]

Hi there, are we expecting any update of this amazing kneeboards?

[Minsky]

On 7/28/2024 at 7:07 PM, skywalker22 said:

Hi there, are we expecting any update of this amazing kneeboards?

Most certainly. I'm hoping to add Afghanistan in early August.

[Minsky]

05 August 2024
- Afghanistan kneeboards added.
- Kola kneeboards: nothing major here, except they broke the remaining ILS at Bodo.

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[hrnet940]

Thanks!

Wayne

[winghunter]

10 hours ago, Minsky said:

05 August 2024
- Afghanistan kneeboards added.
- Kola kneeboards: nothing major here, except they broke the remaining ILS at Bodo.

Thanks, I've update the viewer

Edited August 5, 2024 by winghunter

[karpiyon]

Hi,
Where can i obtain a spreadsheet of all the airports data? 

[Minsky]

15 August 2024
- Kola and Sinai kneeboards updated.

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[Backy 51]

Suggested updates ...  cheers!null

[Tripack]

Thank you @Minsky for your fantastic work

Do we have a logical explanation of why the UHF ATC frequencies on the Syria chart change regularly?
We use UHF frequencies for our public server where there are human ATC controllers.

Each time we have to change the presets of the aircraft, kneeboards etc...
I imagine that must drive you as crazy as it does us.

Tripack

[Minsky]

3 hours ago, Tripack said:

Thank you @Minsky for your fantastic work

Do we have a logical explanation of why the UHF ATC frequencies on the Syria chart change regularly?

Thank you!

The gist of it is that when a frequency is not explicitly declared by the developer, it gets automatically assigned by the program. When developer changes frequency or adds a new airfield, that program then must reassign remaining frequencies to remaining airfields, which often lead to these reshuffles.

The obvious solution would be to manually declare all frequencies, but that's either too bothersome, or technically impossible, or a mix of both. So the devs usually populate the VHF band with whatever they found in charts/google, and leave the other bands to chance.

The above is true for every map in DCS, not just Syria. Ugra gets the most blame because their maps are more popular and more often receive major updates.

Edited October 11, 2024 by Minsky

[Tripack]

1 hour ago, Minsky said:

Thank you!

The gist of it is that when a frequency is not explicitly declared by the developer, it gets automatically assigned by the program. When developer changes frequency or adds a new airfield, that program then must reassign remaining frequencies to remaining airfields, which often lead to these reshuffles.

The obvious solution would be to manually declare all frequencies, but that's either too bothersome, or technically impossible, or a mix of both. So the devs usually populate the VHF band with whatever they found in charts/google, and leave the other bands to chance.

The above is true for every map in DCS, not just Syria. Ugra gets the most blame because their maps are more popular and more often receive major updates.

 

Thanks for these explanations.

It would be really nice for people in the community like you and all those who keep DCS alive through public servers, to be able to avoid unnecessary and time-consuming work by blocking frequencies.

@BIGNEWY isn't something that can be considered?

Thanks

 

[Minsky]

"Another desert map"© added.

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[karpiyon]

Can I download this in a spreadsheet format?

Excel?

[Pyrocumulous]

Just to make it difficult: for the AJS37 on the Kola terrain, if set to the "Use real, and DCS codes" or "Only use the real codes" the airbase numbers are different and the TILS channels no longer match those airbase numbers. For example:

[winghunter]

Minsky charts added for Iraq. https://dcs-web-editor.github.io/dcs-web-viewer-deploy/

[Minsky]

East Afghanistan update:

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[Backy 51]

Minsky, you've got your work cut out for you with the Cold War Germany map. Can't wait to see how you tackle this map! Cheers!

[Shrimp]

Hi @Minsky,

Thank you for your excellent work.

May I suggest that the aerodrome lists are divided by country, where applicable, as in the The Channel and Normandy maps?

Cheers!!!