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Texel Airport, located on Texel island in the Wadden Sea region, receives an NL2000 v4.0-compatible enhancement by The Netherlands 2000 Design Team. It adds photoreal ground imagery, a precise airfield layout with hangars, terminal buildings, navigational aids, plus static objects and customized 3D structures, all freeware.

An I08 variant by Erik van Onselen sits at Cabin Creek USFS in Idaho, updating the layout with runways, aprons, buildings, roads and parking areas. Shape polygons replace standard surfaces for the airport area and its runways, taxiways and aprons, and when display resolution falls below 60cm (including 30cm and 7cm), these features may disappear.

An enhanced version of the Newport News/Williamsburg airport replaces and expands ground layout with added aprons, taxiways, roads, and jetways, moves the control tower to the correct location, and updates buildings while introducing static vehicles and more; by Jim Cook. Two files, KPHF_AFX_JC.bgl and KPHF_JC.bgl, integrate using stock objects without additional libraries.
Roy Perkins presents Catalina Island (KAVX) with nearby airfields including Catalina (KTVX), Pebbly Beach (L11), San Clementa Island NAFL (KNUC), and North Island NAS (KNZY). The file named Catalina is heavy and demands substantial computing power.

Public air facility near Caldwell in northwestern Essex County carries IATA code CDW, ICAO designation KCDW, and FAA LID CDW, while the Essex County Improvement Authority owns it. It features two asphalt runways, 4/22 and 10/28, and sits about two miles north of the central business district.

An addon for Alaska's Stewart and Hyder area reworks river shorelines and the airfield, adds the towns and port dock, and uses default objects with autogen to mirror satellite imagery. It includes a file named setupStewart.exe.

KSPB Scappoose, Oregon Industrial Airpark, by Robert Lacy, sits along the Sauvie Island corridor between Portland and St. Helens. A photoreal, high-resolution ground image is included, plus a 55 Ford truck and fordtruck2, while default vehicles and planes are added sparingly to keep frame-rate performance smooth.
MMIM, Mexico, centers on Isla Mujeres with a photorealistic portrayal by Fernando Rodriguez and the MMIM code used to identify the locale. The MMIM designation identifies the locale, while the creator credit confirms the island-specific presentation and the intended geographic focus.

Four camps line the Baltoro Glacier near K2 in Pakistan, named B1 to B4. B1 features a temporary small gravel runway with stone marks at about 3400 m; B2 is the largest camp at roughly 4600 m and has a helipad, while B3 sits near 4960 m with a gravel/ice runway.

Jacques Botha creates Wallblake in The Valley, Anguilla (TQPF) and relies on default FSX libraries, ensuring compatibility only with that simulator. The release references Wallblake.zip and a subfolder of the same name, places the geographic focus near Princess Juliana, and supports short-hop operations in the area.

The collection fixes elevation for 137 lakes across Madagascar, replacing prior tyre-like walls and crater-like depressions. An conversion tool reworks older SCA flats into flatten polygons, while the Ranofotsy coast redraw remains incomplete and large streams with slopy hydropolygons stay unfixed, and earlier files rely on overlapping tiles.

KHXD in South Carolina gains a new main terminal and corrected airline codes for ramps, GA hangar, and FBO, enhancing real-world alignment at the airport. ADE guides development, EZ_1.ZIP and RWY12_1.ZIP support compatibility, and Rob Touchtone is credited as creator.

A fictional high-altitude airport sits at the summit of Glacier Peak in Washington (WA). The work is by Andy Johnston, and the concept locates aviation at that peak within the state, emphasizing its fictional status today.
By Willem Noordhuizen, the northern Marquesas project reworks Nuku Hiva, Ua Huka, and Ua Pou airports, with coastlines and landclass adjusted and villages added. It uses Oceania-Asia SRTM Terrain by Thomas Trewin and includes NTMD_ADEX_WJN_ALT, NTMP_ADEX_WJN_ALT, and NTMU_ADEX_WJN_ALT, placed in the library and activated; Ua Pou shows a roadline as a makeshift runway.

Two animated GA hangars and a log cabin stand at Joe's Outpost on Bean Island, southern Alaska, USA, version 1.0. It is designed for NAV1 and NAV2, and ships with a PDF document and an installer by Josef Rotter.

Beaufort West Airfield (FABW) in South Africa functions as a refueling stop between Cape and the Northern Provinces, with Aeroworx credited to Hannes Steyn and Martin du Preez. It aligns elevations to the Aeroworx mesh, tuning dams and vector data, and requires a 1 m resolution for accurate display.

Al Wheeler presents CCCFSXC, a California Central Coast collection spanning Paso Robles to Santa Barbara with about 22 points of interest. It includes 105 BGL files and 105 BMP or DDS image files across multiple subdirectories, and comprises four revisions issued in 2008.

Marsh Harbour, Bahamas (MYAM) features a 6,100 ft asphalt runway designated 09/27 at 6 ft elevation, serving Nassau and several Florida cities. The update moves the runway, lengthens it, converts the former runway to a taxiway, and adds an approach frequency, while it also adjusts parking, taxiways, aprons, and facilities.

Ren Scen presents Itu Airfield (SDIU) near Sao Paulo, Brazil, in a compact edition featuring runway markings, parking positions and hangars. Itu Airfield's SDIU identifier appears in the presentation, and the layout marks runways, parking positions and hangars in the nearby Brazilian region.

Volume 2 by David Roch places dolphins in a virtual bay near Oahu, Hawaii. A note warns that dynamic elements can slow a system, and advises selecting advanced animations to reveal the dolphins in this release.