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Pudding Hill Problem

Postby emfrat » Tue Sep 29, 2026 8:35 pm

Pudding Hill Problem

I am trying to create NZPH (as a base for the Loop), with only partial success. There seems to be a clash with another NZPH nearby. I am pretty sure it is from Krzysztof's World Airports, which were useful updates he made for AFS4. I installed all the NZ ones from that set, as AFS4 is pretty short on NZ stuff. I am very sure I have deleted it because I cannot find it on my PC, which has about 12TB of storage. Nor can I find it in the Steam folder, when I have AFS4 running.
Would some kind person who has AFS4 installed please look and see if they have a NZPH, and let me know where it is filed? It is a genuine airstrip and appears in the NZ AIP. The MovingMap pic shows me in a Corsair at the correct location.

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Re: Pudding Hill Problem

Postby emfrat » Wed Oct 07, 2026 8:02 am

Finally, we have an explanation.

https://mapcarta.com/24779390
Mount Hutt Methven Airfield
Type: Aerodrome
Also known as: “Pudding Hill Aerodrome”
Category: transport
Location: Ashburton District, Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand, Oceania

Way: Mount Hutt Methven Airfield (176129436)
Version #3
ICAO code

The mapcarta page has a 'View on OSM' link button which gave me this:
Edited about 3 years ago by olehz
Changeset #141912233
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LINZ:dataset mainland
LINZ:layer airport_poly
LINZ:source_version 2012-06-06
aeroway aerodrome
alt_name Pudding Hill Aerodrome
attribution http://wiki.osm.org/wiki/Attribution#LINZ
icao NZPH
name Mount Hutt Methven Airfield
source_ref http://www.linz.govt.nz/topography/topo-maps/
wikidata Q32288459

https://ourairports.com/airports/NZPH/problem-reports/

Indicated the AIP chart for NZPH shows an airfield which has been closed/out of use since 2014.
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