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BETA NON-TOWERED AIRPORT · CLASS E CONCEPT

3D Airport Explorer

Move above or through Cedar Ridge Municipal. Hover with a mouse—or tap on a touchscreen—to identify its markings, signs, lights, buildings, and visual aids.

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Start above Cedar Ridge Municipal, then inspect each feature or drop to ground level.

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INTERACTIVE AIRCRAFT WALKAROUND

Explore the high-wing training airplane

Rotate, zoom, and select any part to learn what it does and what a pilot checks.

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Representative high-wing trainerTeaching model—not maintenance data
INTERACTIVE FBO EXPLORER

Explore Cedar Ridge’s small-town FBO

See the practical essentials a small non-towered airport may provide with only a few rooms and one staff member.

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Representative minimal small-airport FBOActual facilities and services vary—confirm before a flight

Training model—not a navigation source

Cedar Ridge Municipal is fictional. It represents a non-towered airport within a conceptual Class E surface area. “Class E airport” is convenient shorthand, but the airspace classification is designated around or above the airport; it is not a type of runway or building.

Layout, marking, sign, and airspace concepts follow AC 150/5300-13B, Airport Design, the FAA AIM airport-marking and sign guidance, AIM Class D guidance, AIM airport operations and visual indicators, and AC 150/5340-1M, Standards for Airport Markings. Dimensions are simplified for learning. Always use current charts, airport publications, NOTAMs, ATC instructions, and flight instruction for actual operations.

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