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London City Airport

Located between Royal Albert dock and King George V dock, the small air facility serves mainly short flights. It is used by BAE's and Folkers, and the A318 may join the group; the file EGLC12882743615.jpg is present.

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Himalayas LOD9 Base Mesh - Kashmir

Enhanced terrain mesh concentrates on the Himalayas near Kashmir, spanning coordinates N30–39, E76–78, and delivers LOD9 coverage that blends with the LOD10 Himalayan Peaks series. Holger Sandmann leads the project, incorporating Jonathan de Ferranti’s topographic map work to fill SRTM data gaps and improve high-altitude contours.

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Eaglesoft FBO & Hangar Scenery Kit

The kit places the Eaglesoft FBO Office and Hangar worldwide, and the hangar door animates to open and close when 112.00 on the NAV2 radio is dialed. Signs accept a custom company name to personalize the setup.

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Diego Garcia (FJDG)

Diego Garcia base representation transforms the default layout into a more realistic depiction of the base as it exists today, centered on a 12,000ft runway and supporting B-52, B-1, and B-2 operations. Simple flight plans accompany the edition, with images fjdg1.jpg and fjdg2.jpg and the file NovaGt1.zip.

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Queensland Coastal Revamp

The coastal strip of Queensland receives a revamp that spans from the Burdekin River south of Townsville to the Cairns area near Babinda in North Queensland, reshaping coastlines, towns, islands, rivers and roads for this region.

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FS2004/ 2002 Duxford Stratic F-15 Display

An F-15 stands outside the American Hangar at Duxford Air Museum in the UK, giving clear context for this outdoor placement. By Thomas Moger, the duxF-15.jpg image file anchors the reference to the local site.

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FS2002/FS2004 Queensland Coast, Australia Soaring

The files add thermals to the Queensland Region’s default airport network in Australia, spanning 27 aerodromes with ICAO codes such as YBMC, YGYW, YGLA and YBWP. Three intermediate reference points specify coordinates and elevations, including S16 9.93' E144 40.41 with 1638.3 ft; a second point is S14 57.12' E144 13.90' at 67.0 ft.

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West Palm Beach, KPBI

An enhancement at KPBI relocates the existing taxiway toward runway 9L, creating conflicts with the default taxiway signs, while a terminal upgrade adds jetways and lights. It requires Rwy 12 ver 1.1 to operate and is tied to the KPBI designation.

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Monterey Peninsula Fix

Monterey Peninsula context shows a missing file tied to kmry_v1.zip, indicating it should have been included originally; an image located at userimages/kmryv1fx.jpg, with height=88, width=189, border=0, provides a visual reference. The explicit image path anchors the asset to a single graphic resource.

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Canada Prince Albert CYPA

An airport sits in the northern part of Saskatchewan, Canada, described as small in scale for regional traffic. Prince Albert acts as a northern hub, with access to many lakes that invite flights into the region.

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Dunedin Airport, V3.0

Dunedin Airport in New Zealand uses NZAIP data and aerial photographs to achieve accurate placement of buildings, fences, trees, vechiles, navaids and runways, yielding a third-version build (V3.0). In this version, new apron flood lighting is added and flattening issues are resolved.

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Hong Kong Kai Tak 1963

Kai Tak as it existed in 1963 features a single runway of 8405 ft, with Kowloon Bay undeveloped and Chek Lap Kok removed. Mesh files by Holger Sandmann and era charts scanned by Chic Eather accompany nav aids backdated to the early sixties, including an IGS for runway 13 installed only in 1974.

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Hang Glider Soaring

Thermals populate the default environment across select regions, and hang glider flights unfold for three mountains: Mt. Aconcagua near Santiago on the Chile-Argentina border, Mt. Fuji near Tokyo and Yokohama, and Mt. Everest near Lukla, Nepal, ICAO VNLK.

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Kecskemét „Titán” AFB

Situated southeast of Budapest, the Kecskemét area base hosts the Hungarian 59th Fighter Regiment. The unit operates two airframes, including a combat aircraft and a trainer, with a modernization plan to replace the former in the near future.

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Vinh Long Airfield, Vietnam, circa 1968

In the Mekong Delta, this base hosts the 114th Aviation Company and its UH-1 Huey helicopters, circa 1968. The 3,500-foot asphalt runway features large water-filled basins on both sides, defining the layout clearly for operations.

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Missoula EMS Scenery, Version 2

Version 2 adds hospital macros and Airport IDs, expanding the Missoula EMS footprint, while two hospitals and three S&R missions remain in the Missoula Area, preserving the original geographic scope and ensuring reference points for responders.

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Scenery for Wismar (EDCW)

An enhanced depiction of the Wismar airfield refines the former release, presenting a detailed view of the Mecklenburg/Germany site on the Baltic. A file named edcw_2k4.jpg is included, anchoring the work with a visual reference.

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Quintero, Chile

Quintero lies about 30 miles north of Valparaiso, a small city that hosts an airbase of the Chilean Air Force. It has a population of 16 thousand; the area includes the town and surroundings and features elevated mesh terrain.

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LROP, Henry Coanda Int Airport

Centered on the LROP airport in Romania, associated with Henry Coanda International, this note provides field data for the facility. It identifies the location and designation, offering context for users modeling the airfield and its surrounding operations.

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Barking Sands PRMF, PHBK, Kauai, Hawaii USA

A redevelopment of the Barking Sands Airfield area focuses on significant improvements to AFD information for the field as well as enhancements to buildings and infrastructure. The US military uses the site for a variety of research and development operations.

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