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By Chris Carel, this Caribbean seaplane compilation covers Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Mexico, Central America, Curacao, Bonaire and La Orchila, and requires CSPTF.ZIP with Florida Operations installed. Folders exist, Add-on visuals and effects, containing a SeaPlanes West subfolder and NAV Aids such as CSWA/CSWB/CSWC for bases including Aruba, Grand Cayman, Negril and Roatán.

Eight airports total are covered by BGL files authored by J. D. Starseed, chosen at lower altitudes so fuel mixtures stay manageable for smaller aircraft, and the arrangement does not impact frame rates, preserving smooth performance.

The EGPF designation near Glasgow UK receives a modest expansion around Glasgow Airport, extending runway 05/23 by 500 feet and adding a rapid exit taxiway from the 05 end, while runway 10/28 is closed and surrounding details are enhanced. TDZ markings depend on Lance Tucker’s rwy_mark.zip object library for full realism, by John Ball.

Six islands and atolls in the South Pacific include Manihiki, Nassau, Penrhyn, Pukapuka, Rakahanga and Suwarrow, captured at 1 meter per pixel resolution. Created by Tiberius Kowalski, it lists files APX05350, cvx0335, cvx0336, cvx0436, cvx0535.

Freeware animation uses whale models and, through the SimConnect SDK, traces a route from a point off the coast of Nova Scotia near Halifax to a location slightly south, then returns along the same path.

Version I of Corse Island project covers 104 of 143 communities on the island and counts seven airports, with mountainous terrain rendered in faithful detail. The presentation reflects Corsican geography and the distribution of communities and air access across the island.

Toni Agramont renders the Balearic Islands of Spain in full detail for VFR and tourist flights. It includes 230 towns and seven monuments such as Cartuja of Valldemosa and Monastery of Lluc, and airports achieve 100% precision.
NFFN in Fiji receives an ADE-driven upgrade with crosswind runways active when using the CW_RS configuration. Four BGLs exist—NFFN_ADE_RS.BGL, NFFN_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, NFFN_ADE_CVX.bgl, and NFFN_ADE_OBJ.BGL—with the CW_RS file enabling crosswind takeoffs and landings, CVX removing autogen, and the OBJ file housing objects; ADE v1.46 underpins the setup, and Ray Smith is credited.

By Roger Leupold this Gibraltar-area airport rendition requires Rwy12 object libraries and uses four files RW12L112.ZIP, RW12L212.ZIP, RW12L312.ZIP, and RW12PG12.ZIP for full placement; it remains freeware and credits contributors for APT 2.60, Scenery GenX, SCASM, and related artwork.

Cardiff Airport (EGFF) in the UK gains a refreshed layout with the north-side terminal added, reflecting a modernization effort led by Stewart Haworth and supported by Jon Masterson's ADE programme; the change marks a new airport configuration intended to improve flow for arriving and departing traffic.

By Toni Agramont, Caribbe Nord coverage spans 57 islands and cays in the Virgin Islands and Leeward Islands, with 18 airports reconstructed and resized to reflect the terrain’s relief. Montserrat’s aerodrome remains closed due to the 1997 volcano.

By Hannes Steyn, Johan van Wyk, Aeroworx, this trio of base-grid files spans Africa-area coverage south of the equator with Mauritius, Madagascar, Comoros, Reunion Island, and Tromelin included: fsxmeshx0604w, fsxmeshx0704w, and fsxMeshX0705w. Best results arrive at 1m resolution when using Aeroworx detailed Terrain Features for Southern Africa.
Suvarnabhumi VTBS near Bangkok is modeled with taxiways, runways and terminals positioned from Google Earth imagery. The airfield features ILS on both runways and maintains 100% AI-traffic compatibility, tested with My Traffic X 5.1b and WOAI, with two accompanying files and a ReadMe by Kai P. Kamjunke.

Six Papua Indonesia airports are represented, including Bandara Sentani, Jayapura; Wamena Airport, Wamena; Mopah, Merauke; Nabire Airstrip, Nabire; Frans Kaisiepo, Biak; and Moses Kilangin, Timika. Built with ADE v1.37, the project is by Er-Jin Jang and features precise aprons and real-life static objects amid varied terrain.

This Galapagos-focused presentation includes SEST, SEGS, and SEII, with visuals mostly stock enhanced by a handful of library objects. Fred Guerra contributes the work, designed to depict an island chain west of Ecuador and offering a compact, localized layout.
By Steve Morrell, the LEMH site on Menorca in Islas Baleares, Spain, uses only default library objects to realize a layout for the island's airfield. The approach remains grounded in standard components and the island context.
Art Poole presents edits to Florida airports, including KTPA, KMCO, KORL, KSFB, KSRQ, KEYW, KVRB, KJAX, KSGJ, KEVB, KDAB and X60, relocating aprons, taxiways and boundary fences to resolve conflicts with water bodies and roads. Revisions for KEVB and KDAB align layouts with external geographic references, delivered as .bgl files.

On Fair Isle, the aerodrome is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and operates under a CAA Ordinary License for public passenger transport, not licensed for night use. The single gravel runway and a terminal modeled after the real world are complemented by unique AI traffic and updated shorelines, by Skara.

Updated Leeds Bradford layout undertakes a comprehensive redraw of aprons and parking, adds a fuel ramp, moves helipads to correct positions, and refurbishes taxiways to better match Horizon VFR visuals. Two BGL files, EGNM Poles.bgl and Leeds Bradford EGNM.bgl, modify ramps, parking, runways, taxiways and jetways.

An environment rebuild for Rarotonga International blends original objects with newer assets and includes a separate landclass file that markedly reduces the over-forested appearance. It runs with SP2 without Acceleration and requires VECTOR LANDCLASS payware, while tools from Flight1 Software, an Object Placer utility, and Airport Facilitator X aid placement.