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Sean Doran delivers a Haneda Airport ramp adjustment for Tokyo, Japan, referencing Jeppesen 10-9B to shape traffic flow. The layout design assigns parking spots for JAL and All Nippon, aligning with the cited reference and geographic scope, by Sean Doran.

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EGKK V3

London Gatwick Airport, UK, mirrors real-world layouts and gates as of the ICAO chart from 2003. Version 3.0 fixes a crash related to parking specs, adds closed taxiways to tidy taxiway lighting, and changes parking allocations to reflect current operations.

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Kiribati Islands

AF2_xxxx files adjust six Kiribati Islands airports, adding apron space, taxiways, lighting, gates, cargo areas, and GA parking, with tower frequencies and views included where needed, covering Butaritari NGTU, Canton Island PCIS, Christmas Island PLCH, Palmyra PLPA, Tabiteuea North NGTE, and Tarawa NGTA, by Lee Brompton.

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TFFF

TFFF designates Le Lamentin Airport, serving Fort-de-France on the island of Martinique. The code locates a facility in Martinique with Fort-de-France nearby, establishing the airport’s identity and geographic placement for the island and supports reference for local aviation planning.

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Runway Update For Schiphol

Runway numbers at Schiphol shift from 01L/19R and 01R/19L to 36C/18C, 36L/18R, and 36R/18L, matching the real-world arrangement after the Polderbaan expansion. The file AF2_EHAM.bgl, by Peter van Swaaij, is freeware, and it redefines departure and landing priorities so main departures use 36C, 24, and 09 while main arrivals use 06, 36L, and 27.

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LEBL AFCAD2 File

Barcelona El Prat in Spain, by Oscar Caravaca, integrates with standard display as guided by charts from AENA. Runway 20 is closed to landings, while new taxiways are added and old ones eliminated; the AF2_LEBL.bgl file accompanies PDF reference files to assist taxiing.

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LIRF

At Leonardo da Vinci Airport in Rome, the AF2_LIRF.bgl expands total gates to 82 and redefines runway assignments by adjusting base and reciprocal settings to reflect real-life conventions, including the closure of 16C/34C. Pier T, S, and N receive gates, with the National Flights Zone mapped under Gates A, B, E, and F.

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Belfast City Airport (EGAC), UK

Reconfiguration at Belfast City Airport expands parking capacity and mirrors the real taxiway layout, adding additional spots. The runway receives a slight extension, a taxiway extension, and new approach lighting, while a tower view is included and airlines serving the field gain assigned spots, by Lee Brompton.

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PANC

Anchorage International Airport in Alaska appears in a layout that adds taxiways to accelerate departures and facilitates smoother off-runway movements. The file name AF2_PANC.bgl anchors the project and reflects a practical approach tied to the airport's real-world operations.

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NZCH V5

Owen Mitchell crafts a Christchurch Airport layout adjustment for Ian Warren's New Zealand facility, version 5, under the label NZCH05V1.ZIP. It does not work on older variants because positional data changes prevent compatibility across installations today.

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EDDM

Munich International Airport (EDDM) in Germany is presented as a remake tied to Aerosoft's German Airport Volume 1, credited to Adrian Norman. The file AF2_EDDM_GAP-Team.bgl aligns Runways 8R/26L for landing and 8L/26R for takeoff, with gate assignments modeled to mirror real operations.

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Ben Gurion Int'l

The LLBG file models all parking gates and runway procedures at Ben Gurion International, with cargo and special airline parking prepared for defined aircraft. The file AF2_LLBG.bgl works only with VATIL LLBG 0.51b Ben Gurion by Moshe Chetrit and Chanan Epstein.

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Incirlik Air Base

LTAG facility at Incirlik in Adana, Turkey, is depicted by Mete Onat. A single file named AF2_LTAG.bgl, saved in the bgl format, encodes LTAG base layout for inclusion in the related aviation catalog, available to users.

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LQTZ

Giovanni Miduri provides AF2_LQTZ.bgl for Tuzla International Airport (LQTZ) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, adding and correcting taxiways, fixing polygons, and increasing parking stands to match real layouts. The package enables AI traffic to approach and depart from LQTZ.

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LFBO

Frederic Nadot documents LFBO for MP_VFR scenery and ensures compatibility with the default layout, using Lee Swordy's AFCAD 2.11 tool. Underground runway issues arise; editing Scenery.cfg to add Flatten.0 sets runways to 15/33, leaving Blagnac’s 14/32 ILS unavailable to ATC.

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Los Rodeos Airport

An airfield on the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands carries the code GCXO, grounding its official designation in regional geography. GCXO links the facility to Tenerife's locality within the Canary Islands, reinforcing its geographic identity on the island.

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San Juan

The AF2_TJSJ.bgl arrangement assigns real-world airline gates and parking spots at San Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport and places American Eagle gates in their correct locations. The file checks taxiways to prevent AI traffic conflicts and erroneous ATC taxi routes, by Rafael J. Cordoves.

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AFCAD2 Files For The Caribbean

Five named facilities TVSM, TVSU, TVSB, TVSC, and TVSV operate on the St Vincent & Grenadines Island group in the Carribean, and these files add parking beyond runway-only layouts and where necessary, tower frequencies, by Loue Maclennan.

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Pacific Region Air Bases

By Rob Danser, this compilation covers USAF PACAF bases plus Navy and Marine stations and a couple AMC and ACC bases, created with Lee Swordy's tool. Kadena, Osan, and Yokota are fairly accurate, while Suwon, Kwangju, and Iejima expand AI traffic, and each airfield provides parking for military and some civilian aircraft.

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ROAH

Naha Air Force Base in Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands, Japan anchors the ROAH project designed by Kazuhiro Miyazaki, with gate numbers described as fictional. Roman Fedotov authors the work, and a file named AF2_ROAH.bgl provides the implementation.

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