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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.

Victor Pinto provides a Panama FS-X adjustment that corrects two issues, addressing water rendering and MPMG crash boxes. The note credits Pinto as creator and identifies Panama FS-X as the focus, signaling a targeted improvement within this edition.

Custom-designed models and a photoreal base change with the seasons at Matsapha Airport (FDMS) in Swaziland, a busy hub with regular flights to South Africa, by Frits Beyer and Jacques Botha; the AFX_FDMS_ALT.bgl file is provided.

P. Tsekouras delivers improvements to Eleusis Airport (LGEL) west of Athens, Greece, with corrected taxiways, an unchanged main runway, and added buildings and parking based on Google Earth imagery. The package includes two BGL files, LGEL_ADE_PT.BGL and LGEL_ADE_PT_CVX.bgl, organized under a LGEL_09 directory, and is freeware.
Popgrad Airport (LZTT/JVX) in Slovakia is enhanced by Joost Visser. An LZTT_JVX folder and a PDF with AIP charts for LZTT are included, with the PDF described as quite large and slow to load overall.

John Young and the Airfield Construction Group provide AF2_EGZ5.bgl for RAF Marham in the United Kingdom circa 1993, addressing a missing North Sea waypoint for the hose-equipped AI Victor linked to EGYM_1993_X_1.ZIP. The corresponding early version already includes this file.

DominicaX, created by Zev C. Richards and Jean Louis Valladier, delivers over 750 square kilometers of photoreal coverage with hand-placed autogen, objects, and traffic. Airport representations are AI-compatible and built with custom GMAX buildings as of present day.

Ray Smith presents two variants for Albuquerque International Sunport, one with crosswind runway activated and one default, using KABQ_ADE_CW_RS.BGL and KABQ_ADE_RS.BGL alongside KABQ_ADE_OBJ.BGL for objects. It also adds assigned parking with extra gates, more fuel trucks, and rebuilt support roads, designed with ADE v1.47 for Acceleration users.

Plymouth Airport receives a makeover with a new terminal, redeveloped parking gates and ramps, static aircraft, a Plymouth flying school, and a car park with 3D cars, by Harry Patten. A single bgl file enables integration within the environment, preserving the airfield’s updated layout.

Located at KNFJ in Milton, Florida, this project supports the T-6B Texan II and features working IFLOLS trailers with a meatball for carrier-landing practice. by Brandon Thetford, it acknowledges Sylvain Parouty for the trailers and Jim Dhaenens for FCLP markings and E-28 arresting cables.

An Australian photoreal depiction covers the Broken Hill township and adjacent mines, with no autogen added, reflecting the town's ties to the Royal Flying Doctors Service and BHP Mines. By David Sheridan, the release remains freeware for shared use.

Besancon covers two airfields, LFSA Thise and LFQM La Veze, in eastern France along the Doubs river near Switzerland. The project uses traditional terrain-building tools, including SbuilderX and a shortcut tool by Abacus, to model GA, ULM, and parachuting, and it is not compatible with earlier editions, by Dominique M. L. Donzelot.

By Felix Romero Jr., this Honduras airfield work covers airfields such as Nuevo Ocotepeque, Archaga, Amapala and Utila, each tied to codes MHNV, MHAC, MHAM and MHUT, with Trujillo, Puerto Lempira and Guanaja corrected explicitly.

Chkalovsk airbase in western Russia hosts civilian and military traffic and remains largely fictional. Static aircraft include Su-27 Flankers, gliders, and an AN-225, while the layout targets Alphasim Fighter/Bomber owners and fans of Russian equipment, credited to Walker Grant.

Tokol airfield (LHTL) near Budapest, once military, now serves general aviation; Paul Strogen adds fighter ramps, hardened shelters, and landclass improvements, enabling MiG-15, MiG-17, MiG-19, and MiG-21 operations. The work relies on default libraries, RWY12 elements, and terrain enhancements via Cloud9 XCLEU plus a 38M European mesh, distributed as LHTL_Tokol.zip.

EHGG sits southeast of Groningen and integrates with the NL2000 framework, relying on v4.0.20 to function properly, with jetways, runways, taxiways, and aprons rendered in high-resolution imagery aligned to the local landscape. The Netherlands 2000 Design Team implements ILS modeling and topographical detail for northern Netherlands.

At the Camp Pendleton field KNFG near Oceanside, Jim Cook provides an updated layout with added Military_Cargo and Military_Combat parking spaces, and a fire station with trucks. Two files, AFX_KNFG_JC.bgl and KNFG_JC.bgl, carry the changes.