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Ciudad Guayana Airport (SVPR)

Jaime Ortega presents a freeware depiction of SVPR, an aviation facility in Venezuela, featuring a main terminal, control tower, a fire station, and heliports with surfaces mirroring real-world materials; jetways animate to NAV2 frequency, aligning with aircraft and returning to rest when the frequency is deactivated.

: Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
: 8.82 MB
: 734
: 1/5
: 2

Small And Dangerous Airfields

Episode I in a Central America series, by Gera Godoy Canova, presents four dangerous airfields in Guatemala known as the Mayan Route, with a confidential map issued by the Organization of Wreckless Bush Pilots serving as takeoff references.

: Guatemala
: 2.54 MB
: 734
: 1/5
: 3

Cuatro Vientos Airport

The project uses ADE to recreate Cuatro Vientos airfield (LECU) near Madrid, Spain, drawing on navigational charts from AENA and imagery, with the folder CUATRO VIENTOS acting as its identifier. Luis López credits the work.

: Spain
: 10.5 KB
: 733

Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport

TKPK gains new taxiways, a windsock, and the NDBDME Tower with revised aprons and paths, while airline gate numbers, locations, and assignments update per aerodrome observations and approaches include the SKB transition for the NDB and a fixed SKB transition to 07.

: Saint Kitts and Nevis
: 1.94 MB
: 732
: 4

Fua'amotu International Airport

NFTF in Tonga is depicted with detailed international and domestic terminal areas, while exterior areas remain simple. By Lawrie Roache, the work credits him for object placement, with Godfrey Tier contributing custom signs and Robin Corn supplying VLC Object Libraries.

: Tonga
: 1.77 MB
: 731
: 2/5
: 14

CBIXv1 Scenery Update

The work centers on Allied WWII airfields across India, Burma and China, with 1942 sites in Malaya and the Netherlands East Indies, and includes North Atlantic radio range routes. Accessible by CBIX assigned idents, the project is built on ScruffyDuck's ADEX and credits Alex D. Nicolson.

: Global (World)
: 47.19 MB
: 728
: 60+

LFFE, Enghien Moisselles Scenery, Version 1

Version from the ground up refines runway layout with dedicated utilities, while EZlandclass shapes the surrounding fields and Scenery-Shortcut coordinates the diverse elements. Since Scenery-Shortcut reuses existing elements, no extra graphics files are needed, maintaining straightforward compatibility with the surrounding area.

: France
: 1.38 MB
: 728
: 4/5
: 10

Banff Airport

Banff Airport (CYBA) sits in Alberta, Canada, and Daniel Louvet is the author. The listing also notes additional airfields such as CZBB Boundary Bay, CYCD Nanaimo, CYQQ Comox Valley, CYCZ Fairmont Hot Springs, and CYHE Hope.

: Canada
: 385.6 KB
: 727
: 2

Igdir Airport

Haluk Alpat credits Igdir Airport, designated LTCT, with a 2012 dating in Turkey, establishing the core details for this record. LTCT remains the airport code, and the creator's name anchors the profile alongside the year.

: Turkey
: 5.83 MB
: 722
: 1/5

Rossfeld Glider Airfield

The Rossfeld field sits on a hilltop south of Stuttgart, Germany, and is surrounded by woods, hosted by a soaring club with aircraft up to 2000 kg MTOW. Andreas Jennerwein provides glider objects by Wolfgang Piper and a rotating windsock from FSDevelopers, and users set the mesh-resolution to 1m for proper operation.

: Germany
: 17.65 MB
: 722
: 8

Vandel Base

An EKVA-based Danish base add-on at Vandel corrects aprons, adds taxiways and objects, providing a background that mirrors real-world layouts. It centers on the EKVA site and expands the airfield's surface with improved pavement geometry and additional structures, producing a more authentic operational impression.

: Denmark
: 1 MB
: 722
: 1/5
: 2

Lausanne-La Blecherette

Located in northern Lausanne, within the Canton Vaud region of Switzerland, the LSGL designation marks a single-runway airfield featuring an 875 m (2870 ft) 18/36 configuration, with ATIS at 118.825 MHz and AFIS at 123.2 MHz, by Lukas Koeng.

: Switzerland
: 212.09 KB
: 721

Le Castellet, France

In France, Le Castellet (LFMQ) stands as the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region’s largest private airfield, established in 1962 with a 1,000-metre runway later lengthened to 1,750 metres in 1972, enabling operations for aircraft up to 38 tonnes; Excelis S.A. purchases the site in 1999.

: France
: 987.83 KB
: 720
: 6

Ioannina Airport

Ioannina Airport, LGIO, Greece, receives an add-on by Moraitis Vaggelis (SAOxt) placed in the LGIO_SAOxt folder; two photos show daytime and nighttime views, reflecting the project’s use of publicly sourced imagery and a faithful local depiction, with credits attributed to SAOxt.

: Greece
: 2.62 MB
: 719
: 1/5
: 2

Albany International Airport

Ray Smith presents an enhanced Albany-area airport layout with a lengthened Runway 1/19, revised taxiways, and expanded parking to improve traffic flow for both user and AI aircraft. Crosswind operations are supported through KALB_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, and a Tower View provides a top-of-tower perspective.

: United States of America
: 32.02 KB
: 719

Flamingo Airport

By Daniel Louvet, Flamingo International at Kralendijk gains an improved apron, cargo area, and parking lot, plus a monument to the 2004 Cessna accident and a Donkey sanctuary, while the airport can accommodate widebodies up to MD11 and supports medium and small aircraft such as the 737 and Dash 8.

: Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
: 1.01 MB
: 719
: 6

Barajas Int'l Airport

Two BGL options for Barajas International at LEMD arrive as LEMD_ADE_RS.BGL and LEMD_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, with crosswind runways activated in the CW_RS version and standard two-runway operation in the RS version. Each variant provides assigned parking with extra spaces, connected jet bridges, and updated taxiways, designed for ADE v1.37.

: Spain
: 110.05 KB
: 719

KGSO

Greensboro's KGSO facility in North Carolina requires an accelerator pack for many items and parking areas, and GAPLANE1.ZIP is needed for some aircraft, with Jimmy R. Martin credited. If terrain enhancements are present, streetlights appear along R23L, and references to ga hangars library objects and gaplane1.zip mark required resources.

: United States of America
: 6.45 MB
: 716
: 4/5
: 8

Qamdo Bangda Airport

An elevated airfield at Bangda in Qamdo, Tibet rises to 14,219 feet AMSL, marking it as the world's highest. By Anwar Gonzalez, it carries IATA BPX and ICAO ZUBD, features a 5,500 m asphalt runway oriented 14/32, and includes an ILS for runway 14 plus airport buildings.

: China
: 34.38 KB
: 716

Gibraltar

An LXGB file by James Parkes upgrades the Gibraltar area with changed gates, added buildings around the airport, a fire station, taxiway signs, and a tarmacked surface. This identifier marks the modification and targets the airfield's immediate surroundings.

: Gibraltar
: 226.26 KB
: 715
: 2