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Located around Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, and Rock Island, it replaces default with a new passenger terminal modeled after the real facility and adds the John Deere, Elliott Aviation, and U. S. Postal Service facilities on the south side. It includes a crosswind runway option, accurate parking for commercial and general aviation, and an auto installer with kmli_fsx.exe.
Scotty Berge presents a WWII airfield rendition centered on RAF Molesworth, designated as USAAF Station 107, later HQ for the 41st Combat Bombardment Wing from 1943 to 1945. Two BGL files bear the names UKMO_ADE_SCOTTY.BGL and UKMO_ADE_SCOTTY_CVX.bgl, fashioned with Airport Design Editor and adjusted for accurate field placement.

Uwe Schweitzer presents a Telgte airport layout for VFR Germany 1, with an option to select Munster-Telgte or EDLT after installation. The project relies on Abacus FS-Design, Adobe PhotoShop, and SBuilderX, and uses assets from Aerosoft's VFR-Library for non-EDLT items. It remains freeware, with the sole condition of not monetizing it.

Uwe Schweitzer presents a Carnarvon Airport image-based rendition for west Australia, including photo imagery and an AFX component with night lighting. Autogen relies on libraries from OzX and ORBX, alongside Ez_terminals ss and GA_Hangars by Sydney Schwartz, with possible additions from Rw12 and stock.
Costa Rica hosts several airfields scattered around the country, located outside major cities in small towns, along beaches, and amid forested areas. Credits go to Fernando Angel G and Konrad Stainworth for their Costa Rica project.

Thorney Island RAF (EGYT) appears in Volume 1, preserving the airfield and domestic buildings as they stood when the airfield closed in 1974. Optional files add West Thorney village, autogen trees, moving boats and various VFR landmarks.

In Idaho’s Orofino area, the S68 airport is represented with photoreal terrain and ground polygons that adjust with the seasons. Many objects incorporate bump mapping, and Kobbe Farwick of Real Scenes receives credit alongside Arno and others.

Version 2, by Mike Lanza, updates Duncan Town MYXY with a 500 ft extension and 25 ft widening, adds six ramps, a fuel pump, a helipad, and lights, plus a terminal with tower and customs; Nurse Cay MYXN gains a 2500 ft concrete runway, a parallel taxiway, helipad, and night lighting.

Harlingen, Texas airport gains a new main terminal with jetways, plus corrected airline parking for Sun Country, Southwest, and Continental, and two cargo areas for FedEx and UPS; two BGL files support the integration within Harlingen.

Monte Alto in Sao Paulo state, Brazil, receives a freely available photoreal representation authored by Gilson Cirino. Two images show aerial views of the town, while freeware tools such as SbuilderX, Gmax, Gimp, whisplacer, LibraryCreatorX and Airport Design Editor model the locale.

Creators Lets Fly Association and Shigeru Tomino present Aeroflex-Andover Airport (12N) in New Jersey, United States. The listing specifies the location by code and credits two contributors, establishing a regional airstrip focus for aviation enthusiasts seeking authentic, location-based context.
Eight dirt-strip airfields across Western Australia carry the codes YA01, YA04, YA05, YA06, YA10, YA15, YA17 and YMUL, including Mylup Fly in Estate near Esperance and Abrolhos Islands west of Geraldton at 750 meters, by Frank Salter.
At OIMM in Iran, the v3 update upgrades hangars and nearby structures and introduces a heli site there. The update, credited to Usof Kalantari, changes runway numbers to new figures, and enhances the airport's appearance.

The addon depicts RAF Friston and Newhaven Harbour in East Sussex, England, assembled from four BGL files stored in the fstnnhvn folder. Airport Design Editor guides the layout and EZ-Landclass Version 3.0 provides landclass; credits go to Andrew Randall with thanks to Monty Larkin.
Version 4.0 places a naval layout about 60 nautical miles west of Miramar MCAS, featuring carriers, cruisers, and destroyers with arrestor cables and deck choppers. LOC/DME marks Carrier1 CAT II 108.55 MHz and Carrier2 CAT III 108.10 MHz, with NDB 235.0 kHz and 100 NM range; VOR-IDENT MCG situates west of Miramar.

In Limpopo province, near the city of Polokwane in South Africa, the facility carries IATA PTG and ICAO FAPP designations and has operated since 1996 on a former air force base. It handles about 5000 aircraft movements and 38,000 passengers annually, and uses custom designed buildings with default library objects, credited to Jacques Botha.

Westkapelle's EBKW heliport, located in West Flanders, Belgium, is offered for helicopter-centric flights. Weygantt Kurt crafts the EBKW site for rotorcraft operations, expanding regional coverage and targeting pilots who prefer helicopter routes within Belgium's western coast.

Steven Dean creates a PHHI-area modification for Hawaii that adds military objects and buildings for the airfield, using wheelerraf.bgl. Not a real representation of PHHI, this freeware work relies on an object placement tool and a single file named wheelerraf.bgl.

Two adjustment files for Harrisburg International Airport (KMDT) by Jim Cook adjust aprons and taxiways, assign gates, and add cargo, GA, and Military_Cargo parking at the National Guard apron, plus a parking lot beside the garage. The updates rely on KMDT_AFX_JC.bgl and KMDT_JC.bgl, with static vehicles and aircraft included.

Registration KHRT in Florida receives an enhanced version by Jim Cook, adding parking for Military_Cargo and Military_Combat, a fire station with trucks, and helipads with static support vehicles. The modification narrows the east ramp and includes two BGL files named AFX_KHRT_JC.bgl and KHRT_JC.bgl for use at the field.