Other airports and airfields?

[FlyNeX]

Dear OnReTech,

Will medium civil airports as Vršac airport be included later or at release? Asking because there is many of smaller civil airports on German map.

Thank you.

p.s. Today, Ive got best gift for birthday from you, announcing this map!

[skywalker22]

Graz in Austria

Maribor in Slovenia

[psimo46]

Rivolto airbase is missing in Friuli, but even more important is Ghedi. It’s further on the west of north Italy, but it was one of the most crucial bases during the conflict. To expand there, alongside the addition of the Tornado, would be essential to reproduce real operations

[psimo46]

if you want some clues on which blue airbases have been crucial during the conflict, this is a good page. 
 

https://www.amvi.it/news3495-24-marzo-1999-venti-anni-fa-iniziava-loperazione-allied-force.html

[TB]

Although not as frequently as the Italian bases but two airbases in Hungary were also involved.
TASZAR Airbase was busy as a logistic hub receiving many transport aircraft. Also reconnaissance operations with USAF Predators operating from the base.
KECSKEMET Airbase was doing daily CAP operations with MiG-29 aircraft.

null

Edited 17 hours ago by TB

[Compumark]

Any chance to add the Austrian Zeltweg airforcebase aus well? 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeltweg_Air_Base

Combined with the Eurofighter Module this would be a perfect starting ground for new custom missions in this new Terrain. 

[Dario92ck]

Any chance for Rijeka Airport in the Krk island 

[AviaAlex12]

nullIt is amazing to hear that a Balkan map is finally coming to DCS. With seeing the planned map, I do have some wishes of certain airfields/cities that can be added which would make the map overall more complete and true to the feeling it is trying to convey.

As in the attached image, I propose the following:
1. In Romania: - LRTR/TSR - Timișoara International Airport / also is 93rd Air Base Giarmata
                        - LRAR/ARW - Arad International Airport 
                        - LROD/OMR - Oradea International Airport
                        - LRCS/CSB - Caransebeș International Airport / also was 73rd Air Base Caransebeș
2. In Hungary: - LHKE/QHK - Kecskemet Air Base
                         - LHTA - Taszár Air Base
Reason:
Adding these airbases will undoubtedly complete this map and make it much stronger compared to others from a historical, logistical, and operational point of view. I mean- it already is with everything going on in the Balkans, but for a complete sense of realism regarding the Balkan operations, this would be the cherry on top. The 93rd Air Base existed at Giarmata (on the civil LRTR field), it was disbanded in Aug 2004 and its military sector is now an annex of the 71st Air Base, hosting the 712th Helicopter Squadron also a newly formed Romanian UAV Bayraktar squadron. In the past, this airfield operated MiG-21s, a large number of MiG-23s. During the 90's and early 2000's. this airbase hosted some US Reserve aircraft for logistics, such as C-130s. The Arad International Airport is a rather small airport in the city of Arad but it has a rich history as it had been used in intensely in WW2, currently however it is rarely used for commercial flights and it functions as a base for Emergency Rescue Air Service of Romania called SMURD. It could function as an alternate or emergency airfield. The Oradea International airport located close to Hungary's border can function as a simple yet one of a kind airports as it can offer support to hungarian air bases in specific missions. The 73rd Air Base Caransebeș was a military airfield with units rotating across decades and most notably, a Helicopter Air Base was established in 1984 and operated until 2001. If I am not mistaken, the largest number of helicopters of the Romanian Air Force was stationed here, IAR-330s and IAR-316. What makes it unique is its location between dangerous mountains which also offers a unique view for take offs and landings. Now it functions as a private airport for the Romanian Airclub but it is ocasionally used by the RoAF. For Romania, especially as these airbases/airfields are in the greater detail part of the planned map, can offer a unique addition to the purpose of this balkan map. And as member TB mentioned above, "TASZAR Airbase was busy as a logistic hub receiving many transport aircraft. Also reconnaissance operations with USAF Predators operating from the base. KECSKEMET Airbase was doing daily CAP operations with MiG-29 aircraft." Overall, all these airbases and airfields would be a great addition and I believe many more here would agree, would love to see it! 
 

[DJK]

3 hours ago, AviaAlex12 said:

nullIt is amazing to hear that a Balkan map is finally coming to DCS. With seeing the planned map, I do have some wishes of certain airfields/cities that can be added which would make the map overall more complete and true to the feeling it is trying to convey.

As in the attached image, I propose the following:
1. In Romania: - LRTR/TSR - Timișoara International Airport / also is 93rd Air Base Giarmata
                        - LRAR/ARW - Arad International Airport 
                        - LROD/OMR - Oradea International Airport
                        - LRCS/CSB - Caransebeș International Airport / also was 73rd Air Base Caransebeș
2. In Hungary: - LHKE/QHK - Kecskemet Air Base
                         - LHTA - Taszár Air Base
Reason:
Adding these airbases will undoubtedly complete this map and make it much stronger compared to others from a historical, logistical, and operational point of view. I mean- it already is with everything going on in the Balkans, but for a complete sense of realism regarding the Balkan operations, this would be the cherry on top. The 93rd Air Base existed at Giarmata (on the civil LRTR field), it was disbanded in Aug 2004 and its military sector is now an annex of the 71st Air Base, hosting the 712th Helicopter Squadron also a newly formed Romanian UAV Bayraktar squadron. In the past, this airfield operated MiG-21s, a large number of MiG-23s. During the 90's and early 2000's. this airbase hosted some US Reserve aircraft for logistics, such as C-130s. The Arad International Airport is a rather small airport in the city of Arad but it has a rich history as it had been used in intensely in WW2, currently however it is rarely used for commercial flights and it functions as a base for Emergency Rescue Air Service of Romania called SMURD. It could function as an alternate or emergency airfield. The Oradea International airport located close to Hungary's border can function as a simple yet one of a kind airports as it can offer support to hungarian air bases in specific missions. The 73rd Air Base Caransebeș was a military airfield with units rotating across decades and most notably, a Helicopter Air Base was established in 1984 and operated until 2001. If I am not mistaken, the largest number of helicopters of the Romanian Air Force was stationed here, IAR-330s and IAR-316. What makes it unique is its location between dangerous mountains which also offers a unique view for take offs and landings. Now it functions as a private airport for the Romanian Airclub but it is ocasionally used by the RoAF. For Romania, especially as these airbases/airfields are in the greater detail part of the planned map, can offer a unique addition to the purpose of this balkan map. And as member TB mentioned above, "TASZAR Airbase was busy as a logistic hub receiving many transport aircraft. Also reconnaissance operations with USAF Predators operating from the base. KECSKEMET Airbase was doing daily CAP operations with MiG-29 aircraft." Overall, all these airbases and airfields would be a great addition and I believe many more here would agree, would love to see it! 
 

This would be awesome.. at least add some of them!