Can confirm re-running the installer for LGAV addressed the issue. However as mentioned, do consider also changing the version nr when you're changing something in the scenery. To give people a chance to know you changed something when checking the version in the installer. Especially for changes as...

And a follow-up question. As seen in the screenshot below, it says Athens but then LGKR. I assume that is just a typo? Also as mentioned in my last post, the only version I have to pick is 1.0. Which is a bit confusing if it indeed is a later build/version available. Would have made sense to call it...

OK, thanks!

Will give it a try but I already ran the universal installer saying 1.0 was the latest version available. And I'm already on that version.

Are you saying there is a later build even when the version number is still 1.0?

Just landed in Athens and during approach, I received a popup message in X-Plane something was wrong with the Athens scenery. After I landed and while taxiing to gate, X-Plane crashed to the desktop. Checking log.txt, I found these lines at the end. Not fully sure what the plugin referred to as AOS ...

Thank YOU Emilios for this excellent scenery for X-Plane 11!

If you didn't read it already, check out this review

https://xplanereviews.com/index.php?/fo ... -flytampa/

Thanks, will try the new fix.

Same thing here, still no tower view unfortunately even after re-applying the fix found in post #1

Just to clarify, are these latest things including the tower view included in the fix in this thread or via the universal download application?

My goal is to have all the latest fixes and with no static aircraft visible in the scenery.

Wow, that was fast Emilios!

Thanks for adding the tower view and thanks again for filling the void where we finally have a CPH in X-Plane.

Yep, I can confirm they were spinning now. Really cool!

Yep, that would be very useful!

I think the difference in resources is negligible. The major reason for providing airport scenery without any static aircraft is for those flying online. And I really wish that would be a standard for all airport scenery developers to always include that option. I'm not a scenery developer so I woul...

Wow, that is so cool!

However, as I recall it the wind was actually like 17 knots or so. Maybe it's also dependent on the direction of the wind?

Will keep my eyes open for this on future flights.