Harpy. Go to the location in CFS2 Free Flight & choose a suitable area for your field. Hit Shift + Z to display the onscreen text. Use Slew mode (Y key) to move around. The Q key to raise the aircraft & F1 key will  place you back at ground level. Note the co-ords & altitude.

Set the FSSC Preferences for the sim you're using. Then enter the details you previously noted in Airport Properties. The runway at 0 feet will be at the same altitude as the airport.

Unless you wish to use the airfield in Free Flight or QC I suggest you keep it basic. Add static aircraft & buildings as mission objects rather than in the scenery itself. There is a way to convert existing aircraft into API macros. It might be best to leave this until you understand the basics.

PS. Oops sorry. I just noticed it's for CFS2. Use the Flat Area16N to create a flat area round your airfield. Using this method it's possible to "carve" the airfield out of the terrain. The key commands I mentioned are for the FS/CFS1 keyboard.

OK. Flat area first. Select New Misc Object/Flat Area from the Right-click options. The Area16N (BGL) type should be selected by default. The Altitude should be the same as your airfield. Drag the points of the Flat Area to surround your airfield. You can add points as you wish. 4 will do to start with. It can tidied up later. The A16N Flat Area can be almost any shape with up to around 50 points. Use the Export Scenery Wizard to export the finished airfield, making sure the _A16N.bgl option is checked.

For the static aircraft try M98toBGL posted here. http://www.simviation.com/fsdesign_scenery5.htm
Use it to create API macros from existing 3rd party aircraft. Import the API macros into FSSC. Simple FS98/CFS1 designs work best as static scenery objects.

My tute shows the basics for adding new airports to the MB database. http://www.simviation.com/lair/Scene2MbDb.html

PS. Once you have created your airfield it can be moved to another location by changing the Airport entries & co-ords in FSSC Scenery Properties. Remember to save the new field under a new name.

M98toBGL is for the simpler FS98/CFS1 aircraft only. These make the best static scenery objects. There should be several suitable versions of the aircraft you need posted in the FS98 or CFS1 sections. It would be easy enough to repaint the textures if you wish.
You can try the later MDLtoBGL which might convert some CFS2 models. Not all aircraft will convert, even the simpler ones. http://www.avsim.com/hangar/utils/mdltobgl/id2.htm

I still think the best method is to have a basic airfield & add the static aircraft to missions in the MB. Any installed aircraft can be used as a mission object.

Ow... i think iv found the problem with the MB, the Power Point, give me a message, like that "The topics Strutecure is too big, to be read" And its there i must enter the airfield data, but its end on  the Kitzigen Allegience... Other prblem to solve...

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Use a text editor (Notepad or Wordpad) to open airbases.dat. Please read my tute carefully.

Well done JP. Glad you got it sorted out. All this takes time to learn. Please don't worry about my head, I'm used to it. LOL

OK. Zip up the SCN file for your new scenery & mail it to me. My e-mail is under my avatar. I'll try to figure it out. It's along time since I've messed with this stuff so no promises. I will also need to know exactly where to download the Italy terrain.

As I told you before, this is not a 5 minute job. Your first post in this topic is dated 2 days ago. It took me 6 months to figure out how to design a simple airport with Airport 2.1 when I first started. LOL