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By patching Toni Agramont's canary04.zip, the compilation aligns with Project Canarias 2006, covering Fuerteventura and Lanzarote island airports plus Tenerife's GCTS and GCXO with corrected layouts. It adds a single, new CGTS layout moving a taxiway away from hangars, and offers an optional static layer via overwriting the statics folder.
Part 1 of Realitypack 1.2, by Sascha Rieger, reissues grass, cliff and forest imagery among other elements. The realeurope graphics remain experimental and controversial, and are not recommended if another option is already in use.

Cumana, Venezuela (SVCU) hosts an airport in the northwest quadrant of the state at N10 27.2 W064 07.8 and features a 3100 m by 45 m asphalt runway dating from 1990 to replace San Luis. The facility operates under INAC through a public-private placement, with svcu.zip sized at 4.50 MB and content rated for everyone.

Greystone airfield anchors the Jumbolair estate, with extensive redevelopment and detailed representation of John Travolta's house. Files include DBWsimGreystone05.zip (or DBWGRS5.zip) and the Greystone17FL folder, by Derek and Brendan Webb, featuring localised landclass and Florida-area coverage.
This patch comprises all stars visible for the naked eye, drawn from the Bright Star Catalogue, 4th Edition, by Wayne H. Warren Jr., May 1982 (BSC4). Users can access the original catalogue freely online today.
OTBD in Qatar anchors this depiction and aligns with current charts of the airport, reflecting its geographic context. Frederic Revol authors this work, and the reference confirms the airport’s identifier OTBD for this representation today, accurately.

Kitimat lies about 35 miles south of Terrace, British Columbia, at the head of the Douglas Channel, where the Alcan smelter stands as a major local employer. The presentation relies on a single Alcan publicity aerial photo, with artistic license, and includes the file alcan1.jpg.
A complete remake of the islands of Mauritius and Rodrigues includes mesh, landclass and coastlines, offering a consolidated landscape together for both islands. A gmax designed international airport named Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam sits at Paisance.

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.

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.

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.
PatchBen Meesterman provides an adjustment to Martin Strong's Bangkok 2004 project for the Bangkok, Thailand area, anchored by the Suvarnabhumi Airport context. It is intended for use with VTBD2004.ZIP, and credits Ben Meesterman as the sole contributor.

Set in the Mekong Delta, about 2 km southwest of Khanh Hung, this model traces a WWII Japanese fighter base that becomes the first USMC airfield in South Vietnam in 1962. HMM-362 flies UH-34 helicopters before the US Army's 93rd Transportation Company and 121st Aviation Company (T-28s, A-1Es), the Soc Trang Tigers, by George Knowles.

A model of Quang Ngai Airfield depicts a rudimentary USMC strip south of Chu Lai Airbase. A 4,625-foot asphalt runway accommodates C-123 and C-130 transports, and the 174th Assault Helicopter Company flies combat support missions from this location.

A Gmax model reproduces the 2005 Rotterdam stop in the Netherlands, with the Erasmus Bridge included, presenting the layout from an aerial perspective. The date is June 12, 2005, and the work is by Olivier Graeven.
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.

A model captures the airfield near Quang Tri, a USMC helicopter base where the 1st and 3rd Marine Divisions fly CH-46 Sea Knight and UH-1N Huey Iroquois helicopters. The site sits a few miles south of the DMZ, with sandy terrain that contrasts with surrounding ground and appears unusual in aerial photos.

Dženis Hadži (SimPilot1998) presents a World Trade Center depiction released in 2021, built with advanced mapping techniques and aerial photography to reproduce the landmark with reverence. The work connects with airports nearby—LaGuardia (KLGA), Teterboro (KTEB), and Newark Liberty (KEWR)—and offers compatibility with NewYork by Aerosoft or Manhattan X.

Master's Edition of the MX upgrade expands coverage to every global airport, from the largest hubs to the smallest, by night or by day. It adds special night lighting and seasonal techniques, and aeu_mx-tn.gif appears.

Powerful pylons at the perimeter illuminate in color in sync with the central tower and restaurant cluster, while a clearly visible LAX sign greets arrivals. Bill Melichar shortens the 405 Freeway to conserve frame rates.