Since this tutorial video dates back to 2017, not everything shown in the clip is still up to date. In particular, a number of rules have changed in the mean time, our email address for submissions has changed and the WED setup shown in the video does no longer work for the latest version of WorldEditor. Nevertheless the video is still a good starting point to get a first impression of how airport editing is done. For up-to-date information on rules and software requirements please read our beginner's guide.
For applications, please send a private message to @airportediting on the Infinite Flight Community. Email applications will no longer be accepted.
Use accurate imagery for airports.
Add taxiways.
Add taxiway lines.
Add parking spots.
Modify runways.
Add airport boundaries.
Snap vertices.
Add runway markings with taxiway lines (this includes runway numbers, blastpad arrows, etc.).
Forget to include a boundary.
Make up an airport - it HAS to be a real airport.
In WorldEditor, go to File - Export as apt.dat. Save the file in the corresponding folder for the airport. Open up an email client (such as Gmail). Send an email to [email protected].
Join our Slack group to discuss with other editors! Let us know your email address via [email protected]. You'll also gain access to slash commands like /airport-info, /i-need-help, /submission-help or /wedomaker, which will provide you quick access to essential information.
Infinite Flight Airport Editing data is licensed under the GNU General Public License.
