No. This can be a little difficult for people to wrap their head around at first. I'll see if I can explain in a way that makes sense.
Imagine a real-world photograph of your local flying field. You can look around at different parts of the image by moving your eyes and head. But no matter what you do, no matter how you rotate the picture or move your head around, nothing will change the point of view of that photo. It was taken from a specific point in space, and all it can ever show is that perspective.
What RealFlight does is more elaborate, but it is essentially the same thing. The photograph it uses happens to show a 360-degree view around the camera, so when you look around at the photo you see more of the world than a typical photo captures, but you're still just looking around at different parts of a photo that was taken from a specific point in the world. You can't change that perspective. Portraying a different point of view requires a new, separate photo (panoramic image), which then means a separate airport in RealFlight that uses it.