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Chicago Heliports

Replacement files tied to the 2004_Chicago_Trollycopter enable leap frog movement between rooftop helipads and rooftop comuters. No ownership claims or rules are stated, and the author encourages unrestricted use, signaling an open attitude toward modification and shared experimentation.

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Brisbane Airport Jetways

Tony Arnold leads a Rwy12 project that adds jetways, pushback tugs, and a few other ground vehicles to the basic Brisbane airport layout, designed for lower-end systems to keep FPS steady. The approach keeps resource use modest while expanding essential ground-handling visuals.

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Fertoszentmiklós

Fertoszentmiklós sits south of Ferto Lake and serves as an international, public airport, open since 1997, presenting a concise profile anchored in its lakeside position and its role as a public, international aviation facility today.

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Penzance Heliport

Cornwall-area heliport asset EGHK features a custom terminal building, a hangar, and a fuel tank, with an accompanying landclass file for Cornwall that broadens regional coverage. Author Paul Roberts supplies the design, detailing a compact array of structures intended to enhance coastal operations.

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SABENA Heliports

Brussels begins international helicopter service on 1 September 1953 with eight-seat Sikorsky S.55, later upgraded to twelve-seat Sikorsky S.58, eight of which inaugurate the Paris route in 1957. By 1960 the network reaches Rotterdam, Antwerp, Lille, Eindhoven, Maastricht, Liege, Paris, Dortmund, Duisburg, Cologne and Bonn, crossing Holland, France, Germany and Luxembourg; service ends in 1966.

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McCarran/Alamo Airport 1942

Goerge Crockett establishes Alamo Airport in 1942, which Clark County later purchases to form the Clark County Public Airfield. On December 20, 1948 Clark County names the facility after U.S. Senator Patrick McCarran. Jose Gutierrez creates the 1962 McCarran Airport version from MapOldAirport.JPG.

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