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At Dane County Regional Airport, the package refines the taxiway layout, adds terminal-area parking and gate codes, and places GA parking at several locations. It fixes boundary issues with a flatten file and reworks the fence, using two files named KMSN_afx.bgl and MSN_FL.bgl.

The Garimpo do Juruena Airstrip sits in Mato Grosso, Brazil, amid the jungle near Alta Floresta. Coordinates are S09 07.72 and W058 32.64, and an unofficial VPGJ designation is provided to aid navigation; Cesar Marinho Costa is the author, and the project remains free for general use, not for sale.
By Alexandre Remy, the Rochefort region at LFDN in France presents sound animations that respond when the environmental parameter sits at 50 percent. Buildings are produced with GMAX and optimized for smooth performance; DR400 and M2000 models by FranceVFR, a damier by M. Patdebarr, and a bridge by Jaff contribute to the setup.

Upington Airport in South Africa, identified as FAUP, is freeware, and its layout includes custom designed buildings alongside default objects, while boasting the longest runway in South Africa, created by Jacques Botha in this freeware project.

Jacques Botha presents Queenstown, a small GA airfield in South Africa's Eastern Cape, and two concrete items accompany it: a folder named FAQT_Queenstown and a file titled AFX_FAQT_ALT.bgl, reflecting a simple naming convention and a clear organizational structure.

Pobiednik Wielki airfield, coded EPKP in Poland, appears in version 1.1 authored by Dawid Ploskonka. A folder named EPKP-Pobiednik Wielki contains the data, and it anchors references to the airfield within the Polish region, with the code clearly identifying the site.

Manuel Seiwald crafts a focused upgrade for Milos Airport (LGML) in the Cyclades, adding turning bays, a larger apron, and tailored terminal buildings to reflect local architecture and the island’s short-runway operations. Version 1.0 runs with SP2/Acceleration, and distributes as milosairport.zip containing a Milos folder.

Gas rigs sit in Morecambe Bay, just west of Blackpool in the UK, by Neil Birch. The bgls go in an active scenery folder and the fx file sits in the effects folder inside the main directory.

Block Island lies in Rhode Island, a small island in Long Island Sound, and this project relies on Flight1's UT-FSX_Usa utility to place objects, while remaining viewable without requiring the accompanying program to be installed. The Block IslandRI.bgl file sits in the Addon directory to activate the layout.

NL2000 v4.03 add-on recreates the base at Leeuwarden in Friesland with custom ground polygons and updated taxiway configurations, designed to integrate into the NL2000 v4 framework. It relies on the NL2000 v4.0.32 installer for setup.

Frits Beyer depicts two power stations near Johannesburg in South Africa, Orlando and Soweto, in a two-image set that does not represent real facilities. Orlando lies west of the city’s international airport and Soweto lies southwest, anchoring the visuals with geographic context.
The eight airports span Brussels EBBR, Frankfurt EDDF, Schönefeld EDDB, Tegel EDDT, Barajas LEMD, Charles-de-Gaulle LFPG, Fiumicino LIRF, and Lisbon LPPT. ADE v1.37 underpins all BGLs, with two EDDF variants—EDDF_ADE_RS.BGL and EDDF_ADE_CW_RS.BGL—where the latter activates crosswind runways; EDDT receives a new makeover for EBBR and LPPT with minor improvements elsewhere.

An Ireland location at Donegal presents a rebuilt layout featuring a new terminal and control tower, static aircraft staged for maintenance or departure, alongside a car park with 3D cars and a surrounding road. By Harry Patten.

Cardington airfield at EGRA near Bedford, UK, reflects operations dating from 1917 to 1938 and depicts the 1928 layout with Hangar 1 housing the R101 while Hangar 2 remains empty, and the asphalt main runway measures 2990 by 200 feet. NAVAIDs include NDB CARDINGTON on 403.0 kHz and ILS INAS CARDINGTON on 110.500 MHz.

Using the NL2000 framework, designers present Den Helder’s EHKD with dual civilian and military operations, including hangars and rotorcraft parking spots along a North Sea coastline. The v4.02 release pairs with the v4.0.20 installer and high-resolution aerial imagery fuels detailed terminal and control-tower models.

Woensdrecht base appears in the NL2000 v4 lineup, detailing apron layouts and essential facilities to mirror real operations. It relies on the v4.0.32 installer and aligns runway coordinates and orientation with authentic data within the NL2000 v4 ecosystem.

Castlegar Airport in British Columbia receives a patch by P. Nigel Grant that adapts Vern Opperman’s CYCG_V2.ZIP for use with cyxc04.zip. The accompanying archive supplies four bgl files to place in the CYXC scenery folder, two to remove, and a single bmp file moved into the CYXC directory.

Groningen Airport Eelde (EHGG) is faithfully modeled with an accurate apron layout and gate markings. Extensive aerial imagery yields photoreal surfaces around the terminal and runway, and three-dimensional modeling reduces performance overhead, delivering smoother frame rates for regional operations.

Richard O. Finley presents a forty-one-airport Pennsylvania ghost-airport compilation for a historical flight-simulation, drawn from a March 1940 Cleveland sectional and Penn Pilot imagery with terrain flattened to two-thousand-foot runways where applicable. KOIL marks Oil City, many identifiers are improvised, and two ZIPs named GHOST_AIRPORTS_COLLECTION_PENNSYLVANIA_UPDATE_1.ZIP and GHOST_AIRPORTS_COLLECTION_PENNSYLVANIA_UPDATE_2.ZIP accompany the distribution.

The Dijon Longvic air base hosts a civil terminal and a military restricted area, designed for a French multiplayer setting. Production uses ADE 1.40 and static models by Guy Diotte to populate the scene with traffic separation between civilian operations and restricted zones.