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An ILS 11 approach for runway 11 at LRTR Traian Vuia International Airport in Timisoara, Romania adds frequency 110.900, identifier ITS, OBS 107, and a locator beacon at 378.00, linked to the ILS11LRTR.bgl file, with credit to Ariel Cojocea.

Neil Birch documents Bowland Forest near Chipping in Lancashire, England, with thanks to Sydney Schwartz for Skylaunch, and it references a bgc folder as part of its structure, aimed at users within the Northern/Midland microlight community.
By Anwar Gonzalez, the public airport near Riohacha, Colombia, carries the designation SKRH with IATA RCH and ICAO SKRH, operated by Aerocivil. It sits at 13 m elevation (43 ft) and at coordinates 11°31'34" N, 72°55'33" W, featuring a 1,760 m asphalt runway labeled 10/26 and supporting Avianca and Líneas Aéreas Suramericanas operations.

NL2000 v4 guides this component for Maastricht Aachen Airport near the Dutch-German border in Limburg. It combines high-resolution ground imagery with custom 3D objects and features an accurate terminal footprint with ramp and taxiway layouts aligned to real-world charts.

Westover ARB at KCEF in Springfield, Massachusetts gains military cargo and GA parking, relocates the control tower, adds a fire station with trucks, static fuel trucks, and new parking areas and buildings, with taxiway updates. Jim Cook provides two BGL files, KCEF_AFX_JC.bgl and KCEF_JC.bgl.

Paul Ting presents a version focused on Chiayi AFB in Taiwan, tied to registration RCKU, with a named variant called RCKU Enhanced and a file labeled RCKU.BGL. The entry relies on a single file in the BGL format to represent the location.

At Mangatainoka, a helipad with airport code NZTB anchors a Tui Brewery complex, and the surrounding houses are included. The layout attracts about 40,000 visitors annually and is released as freeware for personal use, with credits to Lawrie Roache for object placement and Godfrey Tier for custom buildings, signs, and trucks.
Three airfields OLKA, OLRA, and Z19O feature Rayak AB, Rene Mouawad AB, and Wujah AL HAJAR AB, also known as HAMAt air base. Julien Lahoud is the author, and the work documents Lebanese military facilities by naming the bases and their locations.

Near Neuchateau in France, the airfield presents hi-res photoreal ground with seasonal and night variants, an animated windsock, static planes, plus a police compound and a farm. It includes VAC_LFFT.pdf visual approach chart, readme.txt, and file_id.diz, with a landclass design spanning about 10 miles, credits to D. Bur and Arno Gerretsen for the windsock.

Beigan Airport in Matzu, Republic of China, serves one of two Matzu Island airfields and opens in 1994, with a longer runway added in 2001 to accommodate aircraft. Custom buildings are placed according to satellite imagery, and apron lighting is provided by Jim Dhaenens, with creation credited to Kenny Chen, Rudolf Liu, and Mike Huang.

Jim Cook authors a revised rendition of Rhinebeck Aerodrome at NY94, expanding a turf-only strip into a representation with buildings, dirt roads, static vehicles, and fencing. The package uses stock elements with no extra libraries and includes two BGL files NY94_AFX_JC.bgl and NY94_JC.bgl.

Antoine Calleja's contribution re-creates Biratnagar VNVT in eastern Nepal's Terai region and adds animated birds around the airfield, using ADE9X with satellite references for precise ground alignment, and introduces supplementary hangars and nearby buildings to improve authenticity.

Mafikeng International Airport, identified by code FAMM, presents custom buildings and hangars in a South African setting. The arrangement, by Jacques Botha, includes a green hangar opened by nav2 set to 115.00 and the FAMM_Mafikeng folder for use.

Part of the Castles and Halls series, Harewood House sits near Leeds, UK, with a 2.4m/pixel terrain mesh at 5m/pixel resolution and coordinates N53*53.85, W1*31.59. Built 1759–1771, grounds are by Lancelot Capability Brown and interiors by Robert Adam.

CYHE, a British Columbia airfield in Hope, hosts the Vancouver Soaring Association. It operates seven school and recreational sailplanes and two Cessna L-19 Bird Dog tow planes, and a single .bgl file accompanies this setup for integration.

By Ignacio Villegas and BluePrint Simulations, the Dallas Love Field West Concourse presents a partial representation of the terminal complex. Version 1.0.2 for MSI installer, with the East and North concourses appearing grey, accompanies a free demo.

Eleutheria Island, Bahamas appears with the CJCRFX09 2009 CJCR SP2 designation, a CJCR-coded entry noted in the collection, tied to that code. All files except aircraft are included, and Jimmy R. Martin receives credit for this work.

Located in Quebec, Canada, Battures de Beauport sits along a port segment where coal and ore are handled. By Pierre Baillargeon of Ailes Quebecoises, the project includes a ground imagery layer with day, night, and winter variants and a second layer that places tanks, buildings, piles of coal and ore, cranes, and boats.

Static aircraft and vehicles populate the terminal and general aviation areas at KSEA, Washington, in a project by Vince Marrone. Two items, a BGL named seatac and a seatac folder, accompany them, created with an object placement tool and Abacus Scenery Shortcut software.

Within the NL2000 v4 framework, Gilze Rijen Air Base adds hand-crafted hangars and control towers, with photoreal imagery and accurate apron markings that mirror real layouts. The release relies on the NL2000 v4.0.20 installer to integrate smoothly with other NL2000 modules and road mesh data.