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AFCAD For VABB

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, India, receives a layout dataset updated to reflect current taxiways with signs and numbered parking stands. The work, created by Sanjay Dutt, uses Airport Facilitator X version 1.08, and the file AFX_FSX_VABB0910.BGL carries the new geometry with data drawn from AAI AIP supplements.

: India
: 16.37 KB
: 1K

RCTP

An airport layout adjustment for Taoyuan International in Taipei corrects gate and terminal assignments for major operators, removing extra gates and renaming the facility to Taoyuan International. The EVA apron gains dedicated EVA and EVA Cargo parking, while cargo spaces appear on the north apron, and terminal 2 accommodates Taiwan-China flights; by Marten Weber.

: Taiwan, Province of China
: 34.96 KB
: 841

Cleveland-Hopkins International

Two BGL files, KCLE_ADE_RS.BGL and KCLE_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, support ADE v1.22 for the Cleveland area and include parking, numbered gates, animated jetbridges, and revised taxiways K, L2, and R1 along with an added helipad. KCLE_ADE_CW_RS.BGL activates the crosswind runway, while KCLE_ADE_RS.BGL leaves parking adjustments out.

: United States of America
: 62.62 KB
: 832
: 5/5

EGKB

London Biggin Hill Airport, UK, hosts a two-variant option by Matthew Brooks and Joost de Wit of Alpha-India, centered on BGL files for crosswind and standard configurations. The crosswind version provides AIG_EGKB_CW_ADEX_MB_Default.BGL and AIG_EGKB_CW_ADEX_MB_Default_CVX.BGL, while the non-crosswind version uses AIG_EGKB_ADEX_MB_Default.BGL and AIG_EGKB_ADEX_MB_Default_CVX.BGL; ADE by Jon Masterson underpins the workflow, version 1.45.

: United Kingdom
: 309.04 KB
: 831
: 1

ESSA

Gates and jetways align to balance aerial imagery with the default layout at ESSA Stockholm Arlanda, by Eric G. Hansen. All buildings, runways and taxiways stay as in default, Runway 01R/19L sits east of real life and is not moved, and the .bgl files reside in any folder registered in the library.

: Sweden
: 28.33 KB
: 701

VHSK Shek Kong Airfield

In Hong Kong's New Territories, VHSK is designed using satellite imagery to provide a rough approximation of the airfield and to support light General Aviation operations in the region. It ships as two BGL files, AIG_VHSK_ADEX_PH.BGL and AIG_VHSK_ADEX_PH_CVX.bgl.

: Hong Kong
: 406.77 KB
: 700
: 1

FLLS

Bashir Ismail creates Lusaka International Airport in Zambia as version 1. Two files, FLLS.bgl and FLLS_cvx.BGL, accompany the project, connect to the Lusaka code LUN, and describe a simplified layout using flexible customizable components globally.

: Zambia
: 431.92 KB
: 695
: 6

KMCI

Two variants address KMCI, offering a crosswind-enabled and a standard layout. CW variants bear crosswind designations in their names, with AIG_KMCI_CW_ADE_KTC_Default.BGL and AIG_KMCI_CW_ADE_KTC_Default_CVX.BGL, while standard ones use AIG_KMCI_ADE_KTC_Default.BGL and AIG_KMCI_ADE_KTC_Default_CVX.BGL, and CVX files include landclass data.

: United States of America
: 277.14 KB
: 666
: 3/5
: 1

LEBL

Barcelona International Airport El Prat in Spain receives a geographic realignment that repositions taxiways and aprons, adds missing taxiways, and enforces crosswind runway operations so 07L/25R becomes the landing path and 07R/25L handles takeoffs. The package includes two files, AIG_LEBL_ADE_MB_Default.bgl and AIG_LEBL_ADE_MB_Default_CVX.bgl, with jetways repositioned and parking adjusted.

: Spain
: 446.06 KB
: 665
: 2

AFX File For PADU

Eric Bettarello delivers a file for Unalaska/Dutch Harbor PADU in Alaska, named AFX PADU. The item centers on the PADU airport in Alaska, carries creator attribution, highlighting a single variant identified by the file name for regional navigation setup.

: United States of America
: 5.34 KB
: 661

EKCH

The Kastrup_EKCH.bgl layout realigns gates A through H, plus R and W, using Danish AIP data at Copenhagen/Kastrup in Denmark, and extends Runway 12-30 by 500 meters while adjusting taxiways, lighting, and centerlines to mirror real-world layout; it remains not compatible with AI traffic.

: Denmark
: 65.65 KB
: 654
: 1

EGSS

A revised Stansted, UK layout by Eric G. Hansen relocates gates, nodes, taxiways, vehicle paths, generic buildings, apron polygons, the control tower, and fences to align with aerial photographs. It fixes apron light strips, detaches a taxiway node to stop a mid-runway U-turn, and adds helipad start location; the files use the .bgl extension.

: United Kingdom
: 30.94 KB
: 609
: 4/5

McCarran International Airport

Two KLAS bgl files are included, with only one active at a time, and gate data updated for the new D-gate extension at Terminal 1. AI-specific curved approaches to 7R/19R replace LOC symbols with ILS header data at the end of the list, aided by ADE v1.47.7 and contributions by Jim Vile.

: United States of America
: 214.04 KB
: 597
: 1

AFCAD For KDAY

Dayton's James M. Cox Dayton International Airport receives a layout update featuring new terminal buildings modeled with FSDS after excluding the default terminal, and three runways—6L-24R, 6R-24L, and 18-36—open for air traffic. Gates B2-B19 and C13-C24 are depicted, with a dedicated FedEx cargo ramp and redesigned vehicle paths to keep ground vehicles off taxiways.

: United States of America
: 1.67 MB
: 595
: 1

LIRF

Gates, taxiways, and apron polygons at Rome Fiumicino are relocated to align with Google aerial imagery, while default buildings remain fixed. Gates are numbered on the tarmac and taxiways labeled with painted letters; Runway 16C/34C is decommissioned and serves as a taxiway, with placements balancing aerial references and existing structures, by Eric G. Hansen.

: Italy
: 78.1 KB
: 584

Nagasaki Airport (RJFU) AFCAD Files

Vol. 8 in a Kyushu-focused series centers on Nagasaki's regional layout with the RJFU field and the Omura Air Base of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. The collection presents two installations aligned to update airfield data for use within compatible flight-simulation scenarios.

: Japan
: 439.72 KB
: 576
: 6

AFCAD Charleston AFB/International

In South Carolina (SC), two .bgl files accompany a Charleston area enhancement, adding new taxi signs, runway distance remaining markers, redesigned ramp areas, and a Boeing facility for the Dream Lifter. Ryan Cobb receives credit.

: United States of America
: 16.1 MB
: 552

Brussels National Airport

Two BGL configurations exist, one conventional and one crosswind variant that uses Jim Vile’s Xwind technique to allow multiple runways. Only one should be installed to avoid conflicts, and Terminal C is decommissioned, a helipad is added, extra fuel trucks appear, and ground-vehicle roads are reassigned.

: Belgium
: 38.58 KB
: 543

Helgoland

In Helgoland (EDXH) the work appears as beta v1.0, Arne Tagder stands as the creator, and an image links to Helgoland-fsx1.jpg with its medium rendition Helgoland-fsx1_medium.jpg. The image presents an overview of Helgoland, and the accompanying caption reads Overview of Helgoland.

: Germany
: 16.6 KB
: 534
: 1

AFCAD For EDDS

In Stuttgart, Germany, a single bgl file updates the EDDS layout for the default airport environment, created by Thomas Schlechter. It adds missing gates and jetways, corrects apron parking directions, and positions GAT gates accurately.

: Germany
: 1.44 MB
: 507
: 2