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FINGER AIRFIELD Z887

Built by SwampGuy25 · Established September 2026

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live traffic · quiet skies
Drag to look around · flat view by default · 3D terrain and orbit optional · flyable in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024

Runway

1

Longest strip

1,801 ft gravel

Placed objects

9

Field elevation

547 ft

QuietTour pay x1.5

1 pilot this week. As one of your first 10 new airports today, it pays x1.5 the normal tour amount.

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FINGER AIRFIELD (Z887)

AIRPORT DIAGRAM

Z887

FIELD ELEV

547′

VARIATION

2.9°W

ARP

35°20.4'N 88°35.7'W

RUNWAYS

1

34339.6°ELEV 47016159.6°ELEV 4701,801 X 39AAA35°20.3'N35°20.4'N35°20.5'N88°35.8'W88°35.7'W88°35.6'W88°35.5'WNMAGVAR 2.9°W500 FT100 M

Legend

  • Runway, turf, dirt or gravel
  • Taxiway
  • Taxiway name
  • Runway holding position
  • Building
  • Windsock

Runways

RWYDimensionsSurfaceTrue / MagLighting & aids
341,801 X 39 ftgravel339.6° / 343°edge
16159.6° / 163°-

Stands: 0 · Helipads: 0

ATC routes on the airport's published taxi network and holds aircraft short at every runway exit, painted or not.

Auto-published from the airport design · for Microsoft Flight Simulator only - not for real-world navigation.

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From the builder

The story of FINGER AIRFIELD

Finger is known for a few people who flew ultralites over the small town years ago and I wanted to create a fun field to land at to make everyone feel welcomed at that like flying smaller aircraft!

- SwampGuy25

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