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Skukuza Airport, registered FASZ in South Africa, lies about 5 kilometers northeast of Skukuza Restkamp in the Kruger National Park. It is SP2 compatible and pairs best with the Aeroworx mesh, by Hannes Steyn, Martin du Preez, Aeroworx.

By Daniel Louvet, Abbotsford International, registered as CYXX, sits in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia and expands cargo, a military base, and a heli base with a heli school, while accommodating single- and twin-prop aircraft. An option for a grass runway supports inbound 19C for gliders, and buildings are restored to their original state.
Durban Harbor in South Africa advances to version 2.0, introducing buildings along the beachfront to heighten realism. By Frits Beyer, the update focuses on enhancing coastal detail and adds structural features to the port area.

Two components, Tuamotu-X_A and Tuamotu-X_B, are required, with file names FPTA-XA.ZIP and FPTA-XB.ZIP, to fix transparency of 3D objects and runway flattening across Tuamotu installations. Tuamotu-X_A accounts for 143 items, while Tuamotu-X_B accounts for 160 items.

Germany-based airfield project replaces the default airport buildings with custom GMax constructions in the southwest and central areas (Calden_Airport.bgl) while the northeast remains generic (Calden-generic.bgl). It adds wind farms and the Essigberg TV Tower near the field, uses a GMax model for the tower, and includes exclude files to align with the standard environment.

Alf Denham provides three UK airfields—Old Buckenham EGSV, Conington EGSF, and Sturgate EGCS—anchoring the Conington site with the Conington_EGSF file, while circuits run at 1000 ft QFE for reference and align with standard field procedures.
By Paulo Ricardo, this photoreal depiction portrays the interior district of Araraquara, Brazil, with a crisp, realistic look at urban forms. The focus remains on Araraquara's inland zone, delivering a localized view that anchors the work in a specific geographic scope.

The Pro Hops lineup includes eight airports across a British Columbia and Alaska corridor, marking the third installment by J. D. Starseed, positioned within a broader regional series. It does not impact frame rates at runtime.

Ralph Eisenegger depicts an AI traffic file for a humpback whale, detailing two whales and a tourist boat near Halifax, Nova Scotia. It uses coordinates N44°31' W63°27' and begins at 14:45 local time, with trafficWhales.bgl copied to the installation directory.

RAF Tangmere airfield (EGUT) is shown in its final postwar form, with upgraded tarmac runways and concrete blast shelters. Trevor Clark handles airfield representation, with Ted Harrison contributing a background mask and blast-pen models, while it adds custom objects, autogen trees, and animated elements for the local area, including EGUT Meteorlineup.bgl.

Custom 3D buildings accompany NZCI at the Chatham Islands and rely on CGTextures-created textures; the work sits best with a 20 meter mesh add-on. By Michael Allen-Andrews, it is freeware, and its world folder contents are placed in the main directory, activated through the WaihekeX folder inside the addon library.

Three UK airfields receive targeted enhancements with Bourne Park (X2BP), Stoke Golding (X3NN), and Tatenhill (EGBM), featuring precise object placements and refined runways, ramps, and nearby points of interest. By Alf Denham, Google Earth imagery guides modeling, with Object Placement Tool, Airport Design Editor v1.40, and Instant Object Maker v1.2.

RJBD Ryujin, by Kenichi Ochiai, presents a detailed portrayal of the Ryujin spa area in Japan in version 2.2. Its geographic focus remains Japan, with attention to the Ryujin area, and the attribution to Kenichi Ochiai underlines the creator’s role in shaping the presentation.

An urban arena model in Cape Town, this freeware depiction focuses on a stadium constructed for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. It originates from a custom designed object and credits Philip Schall (PSDS) as creator.
Fifty-one airfields span Portugal from north to south, with ultralight aviation accounting for the vast majority of use. ADE9X serves as the base, and Jorge Ferreira is credited as the author, with airfields arranged along Portugal’s length.

A private seaplane facility on Lake Cannon comprises 2 acres and lies about two miles northwest of Winter Haven, Florida, with coordinates N28°2.32' / W81°45.22' and an elevation of 133 feet MSL. Activation occurred in November 1977 and an ADF/NDB beacon at 232.0 helps locate the site.

The project refines New Zealand's Chatham Islands, aligning coastlines, lakes, roads, and rivers with satellite imagery and correcting landclass for NZCI. Napier NZNR aprons and terminal reflect the actual airport and accommodate Air Chathams, while Pitt Island Airstrip NZPI joins the map, by Carlyle Sharpe.

By Pablo Contouris, this catalog places custom buildings across Namw, Name, and Namc object libraries to reflect the Parana delta and coastal Buenos Aires area, with routes extending to Campana and La Plata. It includes fs9_custom_buildings_ss_1.bgl, fs9_custom_buildings_ss_1.txt, and fs9_custom_buildings_ss_1.xml, and supports scaling of hangar-like structures.
Foligno Airport in Italy hosts a depiction by Marco Piovani, tied to the MP Servizi Aerei Virtuali hub and linked to Foligno 2009. This piece depicts a complete representation of Foligno's facilities, aligning with the 2009 timeframe.

Moses Mabhida in Durban is a World Cup–aligned stadium model created for the 2010 event in South Africa. It remains freeware and fuses a custom-designed approach with a photoreal base, credited to Philip Schall of PSDS for the community.