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Campo de Marte, SBMT, near Sao Paulo, receives a revised runway and taxiway layout with updated markings and expanded parking positions. Ren Scen is the credited creator, and the update uses BGL-format files to implement the enhancements.
Norman Manley International Airport in Jamaica is v1, with ILS added to runway 30 and ILS on runway 12 fixed. The work is compiled with ADE by Owen Golding Jr., and reflects the v1 configuration.

By Gustavo Luna, this Porto Velho Int'l Airport addon recreates the real layout with accurately placed taxiway signs, runway markings, and apron areas, while handcrafted buildings convey architectural authenticity and preserve the local ambiance. Night lighting relies on custom effects and the SBRF_patioLuz.bmp image, with .fx files moved to the Effects folder to ensure illumination.

John Ball presents a London City Airport representation for EGLC in the UK, featuring a new over-dock apron and updated parking areas linked by a taxiway to the runway. ADE9x-based, it uses five EGLC_ADEX files with no additional objects required, keeping details faithful to the real site within the stated notes.

Replacement visuals for Warsaw and surrounding towns draw from the default landclass library and cover forests such as Kampinos and Kabaty, along with city districts Ursynow and Praga. By Jacek Zaczek, this work targets the capital area of Poland and its nearby communities.

Version 1.1 of Formosa X RCTP Airport fixes background issues and renames runways to 05L-23R and 05R-23L in anticipation of the August 25, 2011 effective date. The patch requires Formosa X RCTP Airport version 1.0 Parts 1 and 2 and credits Houting Chiang, Rudolf Liu, Jack Su, and Mike Huang.

Quality depiction centers on Catalina Island, identified by the KAVX code, delivering photorealistic rendering with a highly detailed airport and satellite imagery. Autogen stays off beyond the airport area, and daylight imagery remains the only visual style, with this contribution by Cassidy Byars.

France-wide terrain mesh reaches version three, providing coverage at 38-meter resolution across France. It replaces earlier releases 1 and 2 and fixes issues, with creation by Raimondo Taburet in collaboration with Emile De Mesmaeker and released into the public domain.

Gabriele Quaranta compiles a gathering that adds all Italian villages with populations under 5000 to the area, focusing on small communities. The paesi italia v1 folder stands as the initial version with upgrades planned, and the author notes the file remains heavy for some systems.

At SKRG in Rionegro, Colombia, the facility receives a revision that uses Google Earth to set the correct number of gates and jetways, by Shanard Letang, with two accompanying views and reference imagery for alignment accuracy.

By Christian Bahr, a Dortmund-area project in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany progresses to version 3.0. The entry includes two JPG visuals that depict the surrounding urban area, offering a ground-level impression of Dortmund's street layout and density.

Alf Denham uses only generic objects to enhance seven small UK airfields, including Andrewsfield (EGSL), Clacton (EGSQ), Cosford (EGWC), Elstree (EGTR), Lydd (EGMD), Old Warden (EGTZ), and Popham (EGHP). The work relies on aerial views and notes no dedicated objects.

The Iranian airport project bears the code OIIE and is attributed to Meysam Goloumjani, reflecting its formal designation. An accompanying image shows a screenshot of the facility, grounding the entry in Iran and revealing Goloumjani's authorship.

The project encompasses thirteen Pacific Theater locations anchored by USS Bering Strait AVP-34 at Okinawa, with seven AI seaplane tenders at Kerama Retto and a water runway lit at night. Explorers can operate Martin PBM flying boats or PBY Catalina aircraft to add historical ambience.

At CYYJ in Victoria, British Columbia, this project by Tyler Lawrence uses Airport Design Editor to model an airport with a main terminal that features two jetways and proper terminal layout, plus a general aviation area with static aircraft and hangars. Helipads lie to the west for military use, and an aviation museum sits southeast.

Midway airport, designated KMDW, undergoes a remodel that emphasizes a highly detailed perimeter with runway and taxiway shoulders, overrun areas, and service roads. The overhaul includes three named KMDW files and requires no additional addons.

Brazilian mesh correction for Rio de Janeiro fixes the default SBRJ terrain by replacing adjacent zones with three bgl files designated N, W and S, compatible with Mesh X. It expands the northern, western and eastern areas to LOD10 before smoothing to LOD9, with boundaries: NorthLat -22.4121, WestLon -48.7500, SouthLat -28.1250, EastLon -41.2500.

Version 2 for EGLC in the UK adds accurate touchdown zone markings, along with new parking areas and a taxiway to the runway, and is built with ADE9x. Five EGLC_ADEX files accompany the archive for the main Addon layout path, and viewing requires Lance Tucker’s RWY_MARK.ZIP add-on to place the markings, by John Ball.

Lee Marrow leads a refined rebuild of Luanda’s international airport facilities, adding new parking stands, revised taxi routes, and expanded ramp objects to reflect busy ground operations. Night lighting benefits from a separate file named fsx_lts.zip by Jim Dhaenens, while stock objects are integrated to sustain performance and visual coherence.

NL2000 v4.02 EHRD edition covers Rotterdam The Hague Airport, with terminal structures, hangars, and precise layouts anchored in southwestern Netherlands. It blends surrounding highways and city blocks with high-quality aerial imagery, and is by The Netherlands 2000.