FS2004 AFCAD Files

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LGIR

The VOR repositions to match Iraklion LGIR layout, and taxiways and gates align with the depicted arrangement, while parkings accommodate many small and medium airliners and some general aviation; overflow GA traffic parks at both ends of runway 18/36, which is closed, built with editing tool version 2.04, by Felix Hippmann and George Dorkofikis.

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AFCAD2 Files For UK2000 EGTE

Two files named AF2_EGTE.bgl and AF2_EGTU.bgl cover Exeter (EGTE) and Dunkeswell (EGTU) in Devon, UK. The Exeter file refines taxiways and parking for commercial and general aviation, including Wintertime Parking on the disused runway 13 and laidup airliners on the north side.

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Dallas/Fort Worth

At the Dallas–Fort Worth area airport (KDFW) in Texas, Esteban Aldarondo expands the default layout by adding over 100 gates and parking spots via an accompanying .bgl file. Slots remain labeled as generic positions, enabling users to designate carriers, while departures occur on the west side and arrivals on the east.

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KHOU

William P. Hobby Airport in Houston gains 37 gates and designated positions for major airlines. The update ties to KHOU2005.ZIP by Paul McCullough and references the AF2_KHOU file, with Jim Martin credited for the work.

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UK2000 London City

A from-scratch file for London City Airport uses the latest CAA charts to assign current taxiway names and gate numbers, yielding 24 usable parking positions (10 gates, 14 GA ramps) and AI traffic enabled at all gates. By Lee Brompton, it requires UK2000 Part 4 or UK2000 London City by G. Summons.

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KTYS

KTYS, McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville, Tennessee, receives a layout with realistic parking for the terminal, GA areas, cargo, and military spots. Independence Air is not accommodated; use United or United Express parking codes, cargo and military parking sit on the proper side, with GA to the north, readme notes by Bob Bernstein provide tweaks.

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LEGE

By Oscar Caravaca, Gerona LEGE in Spain is updated with current AENA data to refine runway geometry, streamline taxiway placement, and implement gate configurations with clearer separation for ground parking areas. The AF2_LEGE.bgl file contains the enhanced layout, while relocated PAPI units and adjusted approach lights improve inbound guidance.

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SBEG

Manaus hosts a layout file for Eduardo Gomez International Airport identified as SBEG, featuring 12 gates for heavy and medium jets and 10 parkings for general aviation. Runway and taxiway areas, including aprons, receive maximum lighting, and creator Dario F. Finazzi signs the design as AF2_SBEG.

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Faro Airport

Aerosoft-Online documents Faro Airport, Portugal (LPFR), and credits Uwe Muehlschlegel as the contributor. AF2_LPFR.bgl relates to LPFR, and LTU2004_LPFR.bgl remains a legacy file from the same creator, and both connect to the Portugal site for the referenced dataset.

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YMML

Ray Smith develops a crosswind-focused configuration for YMML that expands traffic flow and aligns arrival and departure sequences. Jim Vile and Reggie Fields receive credit for enabling non-parallel runway use, and it remains compatible with the default layout, does not require older versions, and is tested with Ultimate Traffic without external packages.

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LGST

At Sitia Airport (LGST) in eastern Crete, Felix Hippmann aligns the field with Greek Airfields Ver. 3 by Kyprianos Biris, adding correct taxiways and gates for the included layout. The arrangement provides parking for two small A321-size airliners, two ATR-size props, and five general aviation spots, and the tower frequency is 122.60.

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Olbia

Olbia, Costa Smeralda (LIEO) in Italy is reproduced to mirror ISD Project's Olbia airport, with gates positioned to route aircraft to the correct ramps. Created by Cristian Cassina, the work emphasizes an exact layout and includes adjustments to AI MDL files to guide GA parkings.

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AKBT

Polar Bear Island, Alaska, receives an adjustment authored by Bill Toler for AKBT.ZIP, aligning navigation data for the island area. Andy Johnston receives credit for correcting this file, and the revision stabilizes the island's coordinates.

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LFLB

Chambery/Aix-Les-Bains Airport, identified by code LFLB, lies in France and is represented by a single base file in the form of a .bgl asset. Users must craft their own flight plans for the airfield, and the base file stands as a starting point for expansion.

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TNCM

TNCM identifies Princess Juliana Airport in Sint Maartin, part of the Netherlands Antilles, and is credited to Louis Rogers. The page shows an overview image tied to the airport, establishing its geographic location and authorial attribution.

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LEGZ

LEGZ identifies Zaragoza Airport in Spain, anchoring the facility to the Zaragoza region. A displayed image presents an overview of Zaragoza Airport, offering a concise visual reference to the site’s geographical setting and its airfield context.

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AFCAD2 Files For Patagonia

Alignment data covers Punta Arenas, Puerto Williams, Puerto Natales, and Coyhaique, four Chilean Patagonia airports serving the southern region. File names PATAGON1.ZIP, PATAGON2.ZIP, PATAGON3.ZIP are linked, by Cesar Carrasco, for southern Chilean coverage in Patagonia.

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KBUR

Two files are included in this zip for KBUR, one employing the crossing runways technique (with x-rwys) and the other without; only a single file should be used with the KBUR setup, by Xaver Benz. The AP916190.BGL file must reside in NAMW to prevent AI aircraft from sinking.

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EDSB

Henner Reich provides an airport enhancement for Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden, Germany, adding an ILS to runway 03. The AF2_EDSB.ZIP file links to this update and carries the Baden branding, with the logo shown in public visuals online.

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LEJR

Jerez Airport serves civil and military operations at Jerez de la Frontera in Spain, reflecting its dual-use role. Felix Seidel serves as the contributor, and a simple overview image accompanies the listing for reference online.

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