Apparently, the people of Oshakati do not pay their electricity bills as the airport was in total darkness. Not that there was much of an airport there anyway. All I saw was a runway and that was it. There is an image of the Oshakati airport nothingness during my approach from yesterday. I am actually sure that the real Oshakati airport has at least a building of some sort. OK, after a brief Google search I found out that the actual airport does look much like the one in the FS2004 (there is nothing there to see). That aside, I have created my flight plan to fly from Oshakati to Windhoek, the capital of Namibia. I bet they will have their lights on. I am still flying over the highlands of the South African continent, so I had to stay above 9,000 ft. The heading of 174 was a direct route from to Windhoek, so that is what the autopilot was following. I only intervened during the takeoff and landing both of which of course were manual. Again, there was little to see on my way there, so I have very few screen shots to show. Be that as it may, I am making much better progress now and that is very good. For a while I really thought it will take me over a year to complete this adventure.

Oshakati airport, pre flight check Leaving Oshakati Final approach to Windhoek On the ground Parked and ready for a deserved rest

List of countries: Namibia

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