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Two variants named liverpooluk.zip and LIVERPOOLUK.ZIP are addressed by a Liverpool UK patch that fixes floating roofs and misaligned polygons, with other minor fixes. By Gareth Davies, the changes rely on BGL files to implement the corrections.
Three GPS/ADF oil platforms include Lafayette (KLFO), Galveston (KGLO), and Corpus Christi (KNGO) in version 4.0. Each uses non-directional beacons such as LOPU on 477.0 kHz, GOPO 396.0 kHz, and CCOP 391.0 kHz, with VOR codes LOP, GOP, and CCO and 100 NM ranges.
Aimed at Kuala Lumpur International WMKK, this upgrade adds gate assignments, cargo parking, and a redesigned road network with extra fuel trucks and enhanced apron lighting. It includes WMKK.bgl and an accompanying AFX file, requires LTS_SS_1.ZIP, and is by Kym Burton.
Roger Hanson and Matt Mardman deliver an EGTK .bgl file for Kidlington Airport and show a new ILS along with a repositioned NDB and DME. The site sits near Oxford, United Kingdom, and the arrangement enhances instrument guidance with those navigation aids.

Set in 7FL6, Florida, near KDAB, this add-on revises the Daytona Beach area with a reworked runway and taxiways plus custom objects, drawing on regional imagery and photos. It includes the 7FL6_LANDCLASS_AP.bgl and 7FL6_ADEX_AP.BGL in the Models folder, by Art Poole.

Rick Lackey presents a CYBA variant, relocating the runway and shaping its slope to match the terrain, with objects added. Two BGL files, CYBA_ADEX_RL.BGL and CYBA_ADEX_RL_CVX.BGL, define the layout; AI traffic fails due to the slope and lack of parking, with a helipad used as a starting point, and ADEX9 underpins development.

Raron Airport representation (LSMN) sits near Visp in Valais, Switzerland as a fictional model designed to be jet-capable. By Michael Bruttel, the project ensures a fully functional runway and credits ADE by Jon Masterson for development.

Dusty Bizub revises the KILM file for Wilmington International Airport, refining runway identifiers to current magnetic headings and implementing custom AI parking codes. This marks the author's 17th airport improvement, and the change requires no external 3D decor or custom structures.

Craig Darrall delivers Invercargill airport (NZNV), replacing all default buildings with accurate replacements and adding roads and vehicle parking based on Google Earth, while implementing tarmac lighting and offering an optional Traffic Invercargill_fsx.bgl file for AI.

Construction begins in 1929 and the field is dedicated in November 1941, later known as Harbor Field after 1950. Its biggest prewar use is as a seaplane terminal, with Pan Am Clipper service between Baltimore and Bermuda; two .bgl files carry Harbor Field data, tower 119.9, ground 121.7, and no instrument approaches.
Charleston-area airfield (KCHS) in South Carolina, by Ryan Cobb, receives a complete rework featuring new hangars, a fire department facility, a Boeing plant, runway distance remaining signs, and assigned gates with cargo ramps, plus a hazardous cargo area to the southwest.

GMAX-modeled depiction of Bocas del Toro International Airport (MPBO) in Panama stands at v1.0, featuring a terminal, tower, and a radio antenna located at precise positions. It reworks surrounding islands and roads around MPBO, fixes the VOR shack, and adjusts waterclass, while a seasons file manages winter visuals, and the work is by Rhett Browning.

John Perkins presents a Nova Scotia mesh terrain for Canada, focusing on the region’s geographic features and coastal contours, with attention to elevation detail, shoreline accuracy, and terrain variation. It notes two image references illustrating the terrain, offering concrete visuals for the area.

Stirling, Scotland, hosts an add-on that places Wallace Monument among Stirling Castle, University of Stirling, Artherey Castle, and other sites using default library assets. Axel Monse contributes the Wallace Monument design, while Google 3D Warehouse objects are adapted with Model Converter X by Arno Gerretsen.

Version 1.0 centers the field at Floyd Bennett and Coast Guard Air Station Brooklyn, depicting the 1938–1941 transition with runways modeled at maximum lengths and the terminal rendered in a 1931–1938 vintage. Original models cover the hangars, the admin building, and the sign out front, with a night option noted.

Zakopane Airport (EPZN) in southern Poland remains a fictional facility outside Zakopane, featuring three runaways and an ILS. Two BGL files carry the addition, EPZN_ADEX_AW_CVX.BGL and EPZN_ADEX_AW.bgl, with credits to Paradyski and Arkadiusz Wieczorek, aligned to EPZN.

Located on the Turkish coast near the sea, Selcuk-Efes airfield (LTFB) presents coordinates N 37.57'08", E 27.20'00", elevation 15 ft, with NDB 424.00 and Tower 131.00. By Dominique M. L. Donzelot, this addon uses existing elements, keeps FPS impact low, and is not compatible with earlier simulator versions.

Jim Cook delivers a freeware improvement for Fairchild AFB at KSKA, refining taxiways, expanding aprons, and adding Military_Cargo parking positions to support wide transports. Two files, AFX_KSKA_JC.bgl and KSKA_JC.bgl, modify runways, aprons, and taxi links, drawing data from AirNav and satellite imagery.

Kevin R Wynn presents a non-animated 3D depiction of the Disneyland monorail in California, drawing on a model provided by Peter Olsen and credited to both Olsen and Wynn for the Disneyland monorail project effort.

Terminal A adds five jetway-equipped gates and thirteen off-gate ramps, while Terminal B receives updated assignments and an expanded Luxair Cargo Center with eight Z ramps. Taxiway D1 and D2 replace the abandoned D, vehicle paths and fuel trucks are reworked, and ADE9X V1.45.6 guides changes, by Kambiz Agazi.