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Xometry Victorville (KVCV) for MSFS-2020
Xometry Design is proud to present their first ever scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator: The iconic Victorville - Southern California Logistics Airport!
Get ready to fly to this 2,300-acre airfield located in the Southern California desert. Famously known for storing airliners from around the world, Victorville has become a crucial airfield for long-term storage in the aviation industry. During the beginning of the pandemic, Victorville was storing over 500 aircraft from airlines such as Qantas, British Airways, Qatar Airways, Southwest, Delta, and many more. Their talented MSFS developers created this unique conversion of the probably best-known aircraft boneyard in the world. There is a lot to discover!
Get ready to fly to this 2,300-acre airfield located in the Southern California desert. Famously known for storing airliners from around the world, Victorville has become a crucial airfield for long-term storage in the aviation industry. During the beginning of the pandemic, Victorville was storing over 500 aircraft from airlines such as Qantas, British Airways, Qatar Airways, Southwest, Delta, and many more. Their talented MSFS developers created this unique conversion of the probably best-known aircraft boneyard in the world. There is a lot to discover!
$12.04
Xometry Victorville (KVCV) for MSFS-2020—
$12.04
Description
Xometry Design is proud to present their first ever scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator: The iconic Victorville - Southern California Logistics Airport!
Get ready to fly to this 2,300-acre airfield located in the Southern California desert. Famously known for storing airliners from around the world, Victorville has become a crucial airfield for long-term storage in the aviation industry. During the beginning of the pandemic, Victorville was storing over 500 aircraft from airlines such as Qantas, British Airways, Qatar Airways, Southwest, Delta, and many more. Their talented MSFS developers created this unique conversion of the probably best-known aircraft boneyard in the world. There is a lot to discover!
Get ready to fly to this 2,300-acre airfield located in the Southern California desert. Famously known for storing airliners from around the world, Victorville has become a crucial airfield for long-term storage in the aviation industry. During the beginning of the pandemic, Victorville was storing over 500 aircraft from airlines such as Qantas, British Airways, Qatar Airways, Southwest, Delta, and many more. Their talented MSFS developers created this unique conversion of the probably best-known aircraft boneyard in the world. There is a lot to discover!
