Located far north in the Canadian Wilderness, Prairie Creek Airport is situated next to Prairie Creek in the Northwest Territories, Canada. The airport is private and operated by Canadian Zinc Corporation. Its primary role is to serve as a supporting base for local mining operations at the adjacent Prairie Creek Mine, which is also operated by Canadian Zinc Corporation. The remote airport features a single 914 meter (2998 feet) long gravel runway, it has two windsocks and no supporting navigational aids; approach and departure are strictly under VFR conditions.

The very remote location of this unique airport provides a visually breathtaking approach and departure above the Canadian Wilderness. The steep surrounding terrain and unpredictable weather associated with mountainous terrain do not leave much margin for error, and this, coupled with the short, just under 3000 ft gravel runway is likely to keep even the most experienced pilot on their toes.

FEATURES

• Accurate representation of the 2025 airport and surroundings
• 4K resolution textures
• Custom crafted mesh to accurately represent the terrain around the airport
• 25+ square kilometers hand-crafted photoreal satellite imagery
• Zeit-Dynamic scenery features create a unique and ever-changing airport environment
• Fly the same route as real world Air Tindi pilots using our Dash 7 aircraft with its much-lauded STOL capability