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Chicago O'Hare AFCAD 2005

By Jason Landuyt, Chicago O’Hare (KORD) in Illinois shows conditions as of 2005, features a crosswind runway that keeps all runways active, and directs airlines and cargo operators to their designated gates across terminals and concourses.

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Seattle Tacoma AFCAD 2005

By projectgmax – Jason Landuyt, this Seattle–Tacoma configuration assigns per-operator gates at KSEA and allocates cargo ramps to specialized bays, reflecting 2005 terminal patterns. By leveraging crosswind runways, multiple surfaces stay active, producing balanced traffic dispersion across the airfield.

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SBGL

Rio de Janeiro's Galeão International Airport (SBGL) in Brazil serves as the locale for this configuration today. The file AF2_SBGL.bgl includes BRA and Webjet Airlines, and assigns United, TAP and Pluna to Terminal 2 here.

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EGNT/Newcastle AFCAD V1

By Jonathan Hewitt, this Newcastle International layout tweak aligns runway and taxiway tracks with Don Alexander's Newcastle project for EGNT and adds parking spaces for all slots, placing the tower in the correct position. It relies on EGNT22.ZIP and is produced with version 2.21 of the layout tool.

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VNLK

Lukla, Nepal, receives widened taxiways to 40 feet with edge lighting along the runway. Twenty-one parking spaces support multiplayer use, and Jef Loflin is credited for the work, with the adjustment aligning to the airport's basic geometry.

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LEPA

Oscar Caravaca provides a LEPA-specific AFCAD file that aligns taxiways with the last publicized charts by AENA and includes all gates and new taxiways. The file AF2_LEPA.bgl preserves Runway 24C/06C in transit and is designed to work with the airport's AI radius settings.

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Kai Tak

Kai Tak Airport, Hong Kong, adds 59 gates and cargo areas, and 12 docks and ramps. These details cover gates, cargo areas, docks, and ramps at Kai Tak, by Chris Lam Ho Man, Hong Kong.

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VIAR

Amritsar Airport gains 9 gates and 3 cargo ramps, with gates assigned to Air India, Indian Airlines, Turkmenistan Airlines, and Uzbekistan Airways, and an ILS added for Runway 16 while Runway 07/25 closes. Taxiways are reconfigured and illuminated; VIAR redevelopment advances with a new terminal, and the AF2_VIAR.bgl file, by Chris Horsfield, supports this layout.

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RJBB

RJBB Kansai International Airport in Japan integrates with Kazuhiro Miyazaki's content, offering 41 heavy gates, 14 ramps, and 12 cargo parkings. It maintains accurate taxiway markings and numbering, cargo ramps on the southwest side, and a tower view, with AF2_RJBB_BBQ.bgl by Alan Chan.

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Middle East AFCAD2 Files

Airport layout files cover major Middle East hubs, listing HEAX in Alexandria, LLBG in Tel Aviv, OBBI, OJAI, OLBA, OMAA, ORBS, OTBD, and OYSN. The set excludes Cairo and Dubai, and contains no real-world airline assignments.

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Chicago O'Hare Int'l Airport

At O'Hare International Airport, identified as KORD in Illinois, the modification adds precise gate assignments and expands general aviation and heavy overflow parking, by Jonathan Vida. It uses a single .BGL file to drive the changes.

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AFCAD2 Files For Naha Airport (NAHA)

At Naha Airport in Japan, the layout depicts JMSDF and JASDF parking blocks: six JMSDF spots, nine fighter positions, two cargo slots, and four middle-class fighter slots, with codes M003 and M001. NAHA.ZIP is required, and AF2_ROAH.bgl defines the parking block assignments.

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KPAE

Paine Field in Everett, Washington provides ample GA parking and dedicated slots for Boeing deliveries, with Regal Air assignments labeled REG, REG8, and REGT. The Central Ramp lacks a formal designation and is named North Ramp, by Robert Shofner.

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Charleston Int'l/AFB

Charleston International/AFB at KCHS receives an updated file that assigns parking to airlines and military areas and reshapes the military ramp to show correct spacing. C-17 Globemaster operates with the 315th/437th AW, and a hazardous cargo area behind Runway 3 supports C-5A Galaxy movements from Dover AFB; Project AI's 317th/437th AW install is recommended.

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EDDH

Hamburg International Airport in Germany adopts an AF2_EDDH_GAP-Team configuration to run without static planes, featuring runways 5/23 for landing and 15/33 for takeoff. The file uses a star-crossing method so both runways operate simultaneously, and taxiways plus runways remain properly aligned.

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UK2000 Heathrow

Lee Brompton presents a Heathrow layout for UK2000, built from scratch with the latest CAA charts and aligned to real taxiway names and gate numbers; Runways 9L, 9R, 27L and 27R remain open, 05/23 operates as Taxiway Alpha, and 200 usable parking positions cover terminals, maintenance, hangar and cargo areas.

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AFCAD2 Files For Austria

This file covers six Austrian airports, including LOWG, LOWI, LOWK, LOWL, LOWS, and LOWW, by Lukas Haselsteiner. Known issues include missing taxiway x at LOWG and unnamed gate positions at LOWI, while other design adjustments reflect chart limitations for LOWK, LOWL, LOWS, and LOWW.

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CYMX

CYMX, Mirabel International Airport near Montreal in Quebec, Canada, anchors this reference with its regional identity. A graphic logo for Aeroports De Montreal accompanies the visual, linking the facility to the city’s airport authority and signaling local branding within the Montreal aviation network.

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GCLP

Gran Canaria's GCLP in Spain is presented based on the latest AENA charts and crafted by Oscar Caravaca. The file AF2_GCLP.bgl reworks taxiways to mirror real-world layouts and includes all gates for accurate ground operations.

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AFCAD2 Files For Swiss Airports

Ernst Bosshard compiles revised Swiss airfields with corrected elevations to ensure accurate ground contact and adds a live GA traffic file for the lower airspace, drawing on work by Daniel Gauthier, Andreas Hegi and Bruno Zurmuhlen. Airfields covered include LSGP, LSGT, LSMF, LSMU, LSZI, LSZE, LSZF, LSZB, and LSZS, with a Traffic_Swiss.bgl provided.

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