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Perl Acres (46NJ) sits across the road from the Six Flags park and Wild Safari in Jackson, New Jersey, USA, offering aerial views of the park and safari. A fireworks show starts daily at 9:00 p.m. in the summer.

Rotterdam The Hague Airport (EHRD) is included within the NL2000 v4 environment, presenting precise terminal structures, hangars, and a taxiway network with clear signage for navigational immersion. Runways display asphalt-pattern surfaces, and aprons receive lighting with approach and runway-edge lights to enhance realism in varying visibility.
An Italian Marmolada Dolomite high resolution landscape is associated with one or more .bgl files for the Marmolada area in Italy's Alps. When overlapping region files exist, priority rules govern visibility, and the mesh is a19mt (19x19) Alps DEM used to restore terrain.

AX78 marks Robben Island near Table Bay, seven kilometers off Cape Town, with a disused gravel airstrip. Creators Hannes Steyn, Martin du Preez, and Aeroworx provide FSXWORX01.ZIP and FSXWORX02.ZIP with updates, aligning data with the Aeroworx mesh and related terrain features.

Truk Atoll depiction by Tom Stovall presents basic islands formed from satellite imagery and highlights the naval base at Dublon with three airfields used by the Japanese. It adds numerous effects and time-era sounds, with many objects provided with permission from Mark Schimmer and other contributors.
The LGAT airport near Athens, inactive for nearly seven years, is repositioned to correct coordinates, the 3-21 runway is reactivated, and apron and parking lighting are installed with objects by Jim Dhaenens, Angelo Tassoglou. A traffic file named traffic.bgl provides 50 flights using stock aircraft, with density set to 50% to show activity.

An add-on for Taupo in New Zealand includes Hukafalls and Helistar helibase with a raised helipad housing a Mil Mi17 helicopter, plus a Lake Taupo float plane, positioned near the Waikato River entry to Taupo township close to TaupoX airport NZAP. It lists Taupo_extra and Taupo_extras, by Michael Allen-Andrews.

Shigeru Tomino of Lets Fly Association ties RJCR, Rebun Airport in Hokkaido, Japan, to his Rebun-focused project, documenting airport-specific details for island operations. Geographic scope centers on northern Japan, with Rebun's namesake airfield as the focal point, while the creator’s credit to Lets Fly Association remains explicit.

Two alpine huts, cabane des Vignettes and cabane de Trient, include a helicopter landing platform, by Sunny Tanner and Valentin Rime. A folder named vignettestrient holds the assets, with huts located near Sion (LSGS) in the Alps.
KRSW in Fort Myers, Florida receives an extension to the existing airport, adding a midfield terminal building and a complete taxiway system to serve the new terminal, enhancing taxi routes and terminal access. The project is by Robert Fitz.

Public airport code 26N lies two nautical miles southwest of the central business district of Ocean City in Cape May County, New Jersey, USA, and Christopher G. Clawson authors the credited work. Static aircraft originate from KB Sims and Small Airstrip Objects by Sidney Schwartz, converted by Don Grovestine using Static Aircraft .mdl Maker.

Midway Atoll's Henderson Field (PMDY) gains full night lighting and several objects, created by George Power. Version 1.0 targets a default configuration, with the folder PMDY Henderson Field serving as the identifiable location for use with standard arrangements.

Two QE2 variants exist: a static docked model at Southampton and a moving version tracing a Southampton-to-Naples voyage. GMAX powers the models, and they align with Generation X VFR Photographic Vol. 1, using the QE2 Static directory, Ai_QE2 folder, trafficBoatsQE2.bgl, and the QE2 moving along the solent.flt.

Frank creates an enhanced photoreal rendition of the Tofane massif with Raimondo providing support, using carefully processed photography and an elaborated graphic production approach to preserve edge clarity on vertical surfaces. It integrates with seven files (trent1–trent7) and a primary tofane_estive.bgl, and can operate with or without broader Trentino data.

In Lesotho, FXMM, by Jacques Botha and Frits Beyer, shows a fully customized layout with terminals, hangars, and admin buildings, while a seasonal backdrop accompanies the edition and a Moshoeshoe Airport(FXMM) folder pairs with AFX_FXMM_ALT.bgl for alignment.

Neighborhood around the Matusima coast and cityscape in Japan is recreated with high-resolution imagery that enhances landclass data and building placement. Kenichi Ochiai crafts the enhancement, aligning shorelines with real geography and preserving a smooth transition with default terrain for clearer landmark visibility during approaches.
Ray Smith presents two YBBN variants, each delivering a BGL file, with one activating the crosswind runway 14/32 and the other keeping the default layout. The files are YBBN_ADE_CW_RS.BGL and YBBN_ADE_RS.BGL, while improvements add assigned parking, support vehicle roads, and extra fuel trucks.

The second edition covers important VFR waypoints in South Africa and highlights the Northgate dome and the Silver Ball in greater Johannesburg. It remains freeware and is built from a custom designed object with a photoreal base, credited to Philip Schall of PSDS.
Cork Airport EICK in Ireland receives updates to T2 with jetway to gate 10, a new tower, and revised vehicle paths with updated main apron parking around the airport. Created by Padraic O hEithir using ADEX v01.47.07.

Three .bgl files deliver naval traffic around Alaska, featuring Ark Royal, Clemenceau, and USS Nimitz v2. The trio relies on these carriers being present and stays compatible with UTX Alaska, with Hani Michal credited as the author.