RCS Bolivia - 10 Grass Fields and Others

South America aviation goes back to the very early years of the 20th Century and Bolivia boasts over 200 airfields of all kinds. It is a large country, with some of the Andes mountains above the clouds.

Its capital airport in La Paz, El Alto, is at an altitude of 4061 metres above sea level and there is a huge jungle area as well as valleys that extend in all directions. Pilots flying here are a special breed who brave all kinds of weather both in winter and summer.

Fly to:

• PADILLA (SLPL) - moderately high terrain off the ends of both runways
• PISO FIRME AIRFIELD (SLPF) - a public use airport within the Paragua River village of Piso Firme in the Santa Cruz Department of Bolivia. The runway parallels the river.
• SANANDITA AIRFIELD (SLSN), Gran Chaco, Tarija, Bolivia - a dangerous short grass field
• SANTA ROSA DEL SARA (SLSK) - a short airfield only 690m long
• COVENDO AIRPORT (SLVD) - alongside a small lake that many tourist flock to
• SANTA TERESA AIRFIELD (SLSE) - a grass/dirt airfield very near the border with Brazil
• SIPUATI AIRFIELD (SLSP) - a once prominent cattle country airfield, practically abandoned now
• CAIGUA AIRFIELD (SLCI) - serving the gas pipeline construction in the Cordillera Central, 32 kilometres (20 miles) west of Villamontes in the Tarija Department
• TAQUIPIRENDA AIRFIELD (SLTA) - a public-use airstrip serving the Taquipirendagas pipeline facility in the Santa Cruz Department
• EL RANCHO AIRFIELD (SLEH) - an airstrip in the pampa of the Beni Department. The runway is near a bend of  the Mamoré River.

Features

• RCS 'Photolook' scenery
• New structures at all airfields
• Suggested take-off routes to the indicated airfields - pilot's choice
• Follow aircraft compass to destination for real routes
• Use any aircraft in your hangar
• Airfields never seen beofre in these host simulators
• Complete documentation