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The terminal at Avon Park, designated KAVO, sits in central Florida as a SketchUp-built building. By Frank Watson, it serves as a temporary base for attendees of the 12 Hours of Sebring Gran Prix and air shows at Sebring Regional and Lakeland Linder.

By The Netherlands 2000 Design Team, this heliport expansion integrates with v4.2 modules, aligning heliport models to precise coordinates near hospitals, corporate facilities, and offshore sites across the Netherlands. Polygons and localized objects capture ground markings and boundaries, while approach lighting guides night operations.

Namibia’s Luderitz Airport (FYLZ) presents a layout built with custom designed hangars and standard libraries. On final approach to runway 4, Kolmanskop ghost town sits to the left, a desert landmark framed by dunes, and the associated archive is named Luderitz.zip.

A California layout adds Estrella Warbird Museum at PRB and animates radar at SMX, VBG, and SBA, with new lighting for the PRB area. Credits go to Al Wheeler, with radar and lighting contributions by Jim Dhaenens.

Steve Hess changes the parking configuration at Pease International Tradeport (KPSM) in New Hampshire to mirror Pease AFB days, restoring a layout associated with the former base. The description notes the site in the region with the Pease heritage and its airport designation.

Paradise Beach in the Eastern Cape, South Africa hosts the Jeffreys Bay location used for airfield operations, produced from custom models and textures and credited to Jacques Botha. It includes a dedicated FAPX_jeffrey's folder with the AFX_FAPX_ALT.bgl file for integration and supports short hops to Port Elizabeth.

An update to Amenab Slade's 2004 project for the KPNE airfield adds four ramp lights named Quad, Dual, Single Floodlights, and a small Street Light, each illuminating at 180°, 90°, 45°, and 34°. The project credits Bill Leaming and Max as personnel for Eaglesoft Development Group.

An airport upgrade at KAVP in Pennsylvania updates aprons and taxiways to reflect new construction, adds a terminal with jetways, and moves the control tower alongside a parking garage and hangars. It ships as two files, KAVP_AFX_JC.bgl and KAVP_JC.bgl, authored by Jim Cook.

Custom photoreal 3D buildings populate New Zealand's Mount Ruapehu, by Michael Allen-Andrews. Designed with SP1 SP2 SDK and optimized to align with a 20 meter mesh and a vector landclass add-on, it remains freeware and works with other landclass setups.

Galway Airport (EICM) in Ireland receives a freeware enhancement by Padraic O hEithir that adds updated parking, a terminal, a fire station, the south apron, and the Galway flying club. It comes from the default layout and uses ADEX v01.47.07.

Itxassou airfield (LFIX) sits in Aquitaine, France, within the Pyrenees-Atlantiques, providing a local reference for southwest regional aviation and geographic context. Version 1.0 uses ADE and SbuilderX, establishing a straightforward workflow for integration with regional mapping tools.

Craig Municipal Airport in Jacksonville, Florida gains a revised Craig Air Center FBO depiction by Art Poole. The toolkit is built with LibraryCreatorXML, centers on Airport_Buildings_AP.bgl, an object catalog stored in a global folder for use with placement tools.
Along the Durban coast in South Africa lies the Umhlanga Rocks area, described as a popular holiday destination, and Greg Olfin is credited as the creator, establishing the geographic focus and author attribution without further technical detail.

Leconfield UK (EGXV) presents a base layout featuring the Defence School of Transport and E Flight 202 Sqdn Air Sea Rescue with Sea King helicopters. It requires multiple libraries, including raf_operational_buildings_library.zip, raf_hangars_library.zip, raf_domestic_buildings_library.zip, raf_small_buildings_library.zip, and raf_control_towers_library.zip, plus UKVFR and Rwy 12 libraries for vehicles and ancillary airfield objects.

An autogen overlay for Barbers Point, v1.0, sits atop Hawaii photographic coverage and begins at PHJR with static military aircraft, helicopters, and birds, then extends west to Barbers Point Harbor, the resorts area, and the Electric Beach power plant, MM_PHJR_Screenies.zip included. It uses autogens from the default library and an acceleration add-on.

Walney Island airfield (EGNL) in the UK has a history dating to World War I as a Royal Navy Air Station. It blends with Horizon GenX Photo imagery and GenX Mesh and requires Runway12 library plus the UK add-on library.

Victor Pinto presents MPCH, the Changuinola airport in Bocas del Toro, Panama. The component requires VLC libraries to function and notes MPCH as the identifying code for this Panamanian site. The reference to MPCH anchors the facility within Panama's tropical corridor.

Deenethorpe in the United Kingdom serves the USAAF Eighth Air Force as Station 128, housing the 401st Bombardment unit (Heavy) with tail code Triangle-S and squadrons 612th, 613th, 614th, and 615th flying B-17s, with two BGL files named UK01_ADE_SCOTTY.BGL and UK01_ADE_SCOTTY_CVX.bgl created by Scotty Berge using Airport Design Editor.
Clarion, PA Rhea Airport now appears among the included airports, and refuelling spots appear at most locations. The roster tallies 46 airports, or 48 when counting Waynesboro and the closed Stultz field, with many entries tracing back to a March 1940 Cleveland sectional chart.

Dick Kittredge creates a Middletown, Connecticut placement along the Connecticut River, just south of Hartford, highlighting a localized aviation area. The MiddletownCT.bgl file encodes the placement data for that project, serving as its primary reference.