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Guam Int'l Airport

Guam International's layout expands with more apron space, additional gates, new taxiways, and GA parking, and airline gate allocations align with published schedules. A parallel taxiway beside Runway 24R/06L and high-speed exits reduce go-arounds, while bonus files include GA and cargo AI traffic; GUAM04.ZIP, by Bill Melichar, and credited to Lee Brompton.

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VCBI

Felix Seidel documents Katunayake Airport in Colombo, Sri Lanka, through a precise aerial view that emphasizes the airfield layout. The image provides a clear overhead perspective of runways and taxiways, offering a concise snapshot of the site's geography.

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KATL

AF2_KATL.bgl documents KATL, Atlanta Hartsfield Int'l Airport in Georgia, with landing on runways 8L/26R and 9R/27L and takeoff on 8R/26L and 9L/27R, while all taxiways and runways are aligned; the work is by Adrian Norman.

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West Coast NAS AFCAD2

An overview of Naval air stations along the Western Coast, this item lists .bgls for Whidbey, North Island Miramar (MCAS), China Lake, Fallon, Pt. Muju, Lenmoore, and Fort Worth JRB. It also designates a separate WCNAS.bgl for TrafficTools, with airport text, aircraft list, and flight plans by Dave O’Brien.

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CYYZ

Airlines are allocated to terminals 1, 2, and 3 at Toronto Pearson International Airport, with cargo areas and overflow parking included. A single .bgl file is provided to implement the changes against the standard layout, targeting the airport's geographic coverage.

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RCTP AFCAD2 File

Chiang Kai Shek International in Taipei hosts the AF2_RCTP file, which increases parking to 76 spots with coded cargo locations and coded passenger gates. The layout supports EVA Air and a range of cargo operators, including Air China Cargo, FedEx, UPS, Asiana Cargo, JAL Cargo, and NCA.

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Northwest AI Seaplane Bases

Layout edits cover locations in British Columbia and Washington State, including 0W0 alongside eight others such as CAC8, CAF6, CAM6, CAV5, CYCH, S60, W39 and W55. All but 0W0 have been tested with a traffic add-on; EVI04.ZIP is required, VICENH02.ZIP enables full operation, with credits to Jon Patch and thanks to Curt Jardey.

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LKPR

Prague Ruzyne in Czechia receives an adjustment credited to Silvester van Wijk, tied to Vladimir Synek's LKPR Ruzyne project. It relies on a single .bgl file and has been tested in the author's setup, where it operates well.

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Gibraltar

Gibraltar LXGB, by Robert Bakhuis, adds parking and a tower view to the default layout, offering a distinct experience from the real airport. The modification centers on the LXGB designation and remains compatible with the original scenery, though it differs from reality.

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Of Italy

By Marco Miraglia, adjustment files cover Italian airports, including Rome, Milan, Turin, Catania, Naples, and Florence, among others. The scope sticks to Italian locales and lists several major hubs, avoiding further specifics, with Marco Miraglia credited.

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CYYC

Calgary International Airport, located in Alberta, Canada, anchors the designation with its geographic identity. A logo for Calgary International Airport is shown, providing a single visual reference to the airport’s branding, while the imagery emphasizes the locale through naming and emblem.

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Halifax V3

Halifax CYHZ in Nova Scotia, Canada, marks version 3 data set for the airport, applying a crosswind runway technique that allows takeoffs and landings on all runways simultaneously. Parking and taxiway layouts remain unchanged; the work is by Lee Brompton.

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WMKK

Aaron Yan Wei Quan produces a tailored modification for WMKK Subang, Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Malaysia. The change uses the AF2_WMKK.bgl file name, in the .bgl format, targeting the Subang airfield region for airport data in Malaysia.

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LIMF

Torino Caselle Airport, Italy, is provided with updated apron areas, parking positions, and taxiway layouts, including a new Kilo apron between taxiways C and B. The file AF2_LIMF.bgl records exact runway and taxiway dimensions, assigns taxiway and parking names, includes dedicated stands, and supplies precise rwr and ground control frequencies.

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Denver

Denver International Airport (KDEN) receives a dedicated file by Lee Brompton, built from scratch with latest FAA charts and data from the Denver site, naming every taxiway and gate and allocating parking for United Express, Great Lakes, and Frontier Jet Express. A tower view and crosswind runway use enable simultaneous takeoffs and landings, via DIA2K4V1.ZIP.

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EBLG

EBLG, Bierset/Liege Airport in Belgium, marks the geographic focus. An accompanying image supplies an overview of the airport, with alt text specifying Bierset/Liege Airport and confirming its Belgian location near Liège for visual verification by readers.

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AFCAD2 Package - Newfoundland

Layout files cover 30 Newfoundland airports, adding aprons, parking where none existed, extending runways where possible, providing night lighting with occasional tower views, and they accept AI traffic. CYJT, CYZV, CYQX and CYYR do not appear in this list, and CYYT parking is omitted; a lb_cyyt file exists for Craig Mosher scenery, by Lee Brompton.

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Tahiti

Tahiti NTAA gains an extended runway with improved holding areas at each end and full approach lighting. Eight heavy gates, six inter-Island commuter gates, a cargo area, and space for twenty GA aircraft serve the airport. The AF2_NTAA file aligns with Bill Melichar’s TAHFS9.ZIP and carries credit to Lee Brompton.

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Of Princess Juliana Int'l

Josh Caldwell develops an extended apron for Princess Juliana International Airport (TNCM), adding more commercial and general aviation parking. It ships as a .bgl file intended to alter the airport layout to reflect overhead photos.

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PHNL

Martin Erinin documents PHNL, Honolulu International Airport in Hawaii, for reference. It highlights the airfield’s identity within the Pacific region and provides a concise identifier tied to the location for enthusiasts and pilots worldwide today.

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