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A revision for the Galapagos module enhances SEGS by adding communication towers, rearranging aprons, and placing a hangar with people and other objects. SEST and SEII receive minor corrections, while .bgl files are altered, incorporating content from the Alternate SEST folder.

Designed for NL2000 v4 by NL2000 contributors, the Eindhoven Airport (EHEH) module emphasizes accurate taxiways, aprons, and gate positions, with refined terminal facilities. It also updates ground markings to reflect current runway numbering and parking spots, and integrates into the broader NL2000 landscape through independent segments.

By Huseyin Buharali, the creator uses 3ds Max to build this project from scratch, depicting the busiest airport in Bangladesh with accurate terminal silhouettes, hangars, and parking bays at night. It includes a variety of static aircraft and animations alongside photo-real terrain and night illumination, supporting about 4.6 million passengers annually.

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Airport in Kamchatsky, Russia, is created by Jacques Botha, relies on default library resources, and includes a layout file derived from Google Earth. The layout file is derived from Google Earth, and the whole work remains freeware. The description notes a coastal region with numerous large volcanoes to the north and south.

The KNKX Miramar MCAS modification by Timothy Marson adds aprons, taxiways, hangars, helipads and static vehicles to the airfield in San Diego, with static F-22S, F-18S, CHOPPERS, B-52, A-225S and B-747S, and introduces ILS approaches on 06L 110.35, 06R 109.35, 24L 109.9 and 24R 111.15.

At Barton City Airport in the UK, the site marks Manchester’s first airfield, dating to 1930, and houses flying clubs, helicopter and fixed-wing operations, including Europe’s oldest control tower. It aligns all structures to their real positions and shows compatibility with all formats, with Stewart Haworth as author.

An add-on for the San Francisco Bay Area adds ships, birds, marinas, and a fully functional carrier, with the Acceleration expansion pack required for the carrier, by Orion Lyau. Location aligns with the default coastline, and an Acceleration-specific file trafficNGZcarrier.bgl supports the carrier object during integration.

Pease AFB in New Hampshire, version 2.8, sits as a late-1970s SAC base featuring FB-111A, KC-135, and T-37 assets and accompanying flight plans. The setup includes custom hangars, a control tower, an alert bunker, night lighting on structures, and static FB-111A and KC-135 aircraft, while ATC addresses FB-111A units by tail number.

Four Carrier arrangement v5.0, by T. Marson, includes Miramar, Oceana, Pensacola U.S., and Yokosuka, Japan, with localizer, DME, arrestor cables, and an NDB on deck for headwind approaches. Updated with high detail carriers by Javier Fernandez and linked to KNKY_Carrier MiramarPUB V5.0, it employs Arrestor Cables v2.6 for catapults.

By Lee Marrow, this UK airfield project for code EGNX uses stock FSX objects and adds cargo on the ramp. Parking slots expand and ground activity increases, while compatibility with stock FSX objects remains intact for UK operations.

Version 1 offers a photo-based representation of Edinburgh, with night texture included, built with SBuilderX in about ten hours. Coverage spans from the Pentland Hills in the south to the sea in the north, and from Musselburgh in the east to the airport in the west, using srt2eur.zip and srt2eur2.zip.

The RJCM site in Hokkaido, Japan serves as the setting for this Memanbetsu Airport depiction, created by Shigeru Tomino of Lets Fly Association, with geographic scope anchored to Hokkaido and a creator credit identifying the authoring group.

By Christophe Deramaix, Biarritz Airport (LFBZ) in the southwest of France receives Gmax models with photo-realistic appearances for the Terminal, Dassault Aviation facility and Control Tower. A complete redesign updates parking areas, the two jetways, taxiways and the runway, with two u-turns included, under the LFBZ - Biarritz folder.

FRPX v1 spans France, highlighting monuments across more than 100 cities and remaining compatible with SP1, by Olivier Bochu. Acknowledgments extend to Guy Rosello Culliere, Rafaël Garcia Sanchez for VOD3, and Derek Leung for FSSC collaboration.

David Sheridan authors a Bathurst area layout for flight simulations, highlighting terrain around the Australian track, the airport, and surrounding town sectors. It references a bathurst folder, the AFX_YMP1_ALT BGL file, and a Honda & bmw folder, illustrating core artifacts tied to the layout.

An add-on for Kelly-Lackland AFB in San Antonio, Texas, adds custom hangars and facilities for C-5s and Wilford Hall Medical Center, with parking coded for MAIW C-5s and F-16s. It requires EZ libraries, Dan French Core Libraries Vol2_FSX (dlfcorelibraries2FSX.zip) by Dan French, ggse_j3.zip by John Stinstrom, Loney's Hangars and Buildings, and C-17 static objects (boeingc-17globemasterupdated.zip).

Manston Airport EGMH gains a detailed layout update with runway 10/28 correctly located and ILS installed at both ends. Parallel taxiways are straightened and a south perimeter track is added, while the apron hosts an AN225 and a parked 747 near the 28 threshold, with RWY_MARK.ZIP by Lance Tucker supplying touchdown markings.

Version 2.0, credited to Fernando Angel G and Konrad Stainvorth S, centers on Costa Rican airfields nationwide and includes points of interest such as Parque de diversiones, Banco Nacional, and La Sabana, while spanning mountainous terrain, valleys, and beaches.
Ancona Falconara airport, identified by code LIPY, lies in Italy, and Massimo Nespoli authors this location-focused project. Massimo Nespoli credits the work, anchoring it to this regional site and noting the Italian origin for accuracy.

Enhances elevation, coastline, water classification, regional population, and winter snow cover, introducing a vector for towns around Beirut and moving traffic on major roads. File names Leb_SRTM, Leb_Water, Leb_LC, and Leb_Transp join the library, LebTerrainXV1.5_setup.exe pairs with OLBAX v1.0, by Lebor Simulations.