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Phillip Coyle creates a KASE enhancement for the Aspen-area airport, using real-world dimensions derived from Google Earth and adding a few objects from the default libraries. Two BGL files, KASE_ADE.BGL and KASE_ADE_CVX.BGL, modify taxiways, runways, and parking to reflect the airport layout.

The Bremerton facility at KPWT in Washington state shows the airport with structures such as buildings, a hangar and parking areas. Two image presentations accompany the entry, illustrating the layout and facilities, with emphasis on car parks and airside areas.

By Uwe Schweitzer, this photo-based depiction focuses on Hungrger Wolf near Itzehoe in Schleswig-Holstein, identified by the ICAO code EDHF. The concrete runway serves STOL training for the nearby Hohn air base’s C-160D Transall; the 9/27 and half-runway areas remain grass.

Private aerodromes east of Pretoria include Zyn Kraal and Rhino Park beside Kittyhawk estate. Kittyhawk receives an updated ground layout with taxiways and hangers, while Zyn Kraal has no ICAO ID yet, and Rhino Park lacks ICAO ID or runway markings, its main runway tarred on 27/09.
Stéphane Gouzon presents v1.0 content for Mimizan airfield (LFCZ) in France, using ADE, SbuilderX and Whisplacer. It references the commune’s division between Mimizan-Bourg and Mimizan-Plage, and situates the facility within the Landes and Aquitaine region as described.

Ku-Kle, registered as VNZ5, marks a Nepal airstrip that challenges STOL pilots with a demanding approach and evening landings. The files rely on .bgl formats and remain freeware with a prohibition on commercial use worldwide.

Longyearbyen Airport in Svalbard, Norway (ENSB) gains ATC, buses, and gates by integrating with the existing layout today. Airport Design Editor 9x shapes ENSB_ADEX_TH, the addon file that expands ENSB coverage for flight operations worldwide.

This Washington-area add-on revisits Bolling AFB and Anacostia NAS after fixed-wing traffic ends in 1962 as Navy and Air Force operations shift to Andrews AFB. A file named AFX_KBOF_ALT.bgl is described as a Flatten file, and credits go to John Hawranick, Jr.

A remote fictional bush pilots hideaway sits above a 2400-foot asphalt strip tucked into Wrangell-St. Elias National Preserve, 150 nautical miles northeast of Valdez, Alaska, with cabins, personal hangars, fuel pumps, and a concrete helipad for land or seaplane operations. By Jon Walter, it includes a KRLU2010 folder with KRLU_ADEX_JW.bgl and KRLU_ADEX_JW_CVX.bgl.

Roberto Ayala provides original terminal buildings for Vieques (TJVQ), Fajardo (TJFA), and Culebra (CPX) on Puerto Rico, reflecting the island's eastern air routes. Eastern Puerto Rico includes Vieques, Fajardo, and Culebra, with airport codes acknowledged.

Groningen Airport Eelde (EHGG) benefits from a modular add-on that integrates with NL2000 v4 assets to deliver authentic layouts and refined ground treatments. It details accurate runway coordinates, precise terminal buildings, and night lighting for approaches, while the surrounding landscape mirrors nearby topography.

Aaron Bennett creates a California airfield at Big Bear as an asset, establishing the location and author clearly. An accompanying JPG image provides a visual reference through a screenshot, confirming the depiction exists and offering a quick view of the scene.
Cardiff patch for EGFF in the UK accompanies CARDIFF.ZIP. It deletes egfffence.bgl and replaces egfftank.bgl to stop a crash at the fuel tanks, and adds two new fuelshed-fuelshed_lm files into the Cardiff folder, by Stewart Haworth.

A Ray Smith modification uses ADE v1.37 to revamp Jacksonville International (KJAX) taxiways, aprons, and ground layout, and offers two BGL options: KJAX_ADE_RS.BGL for standard operation and KJAX_ADE_CW_RS.BGL enabling crosswind activity via Jim Vile's technique, about 13 miles north of downtown Jacksonville.
Frits Beyer creates a near-Cape Town facility, with John contributing to the towers' scale, and the project clarifies that it is not the real site. It improves your flying in Cape Town, South Africa today.

Based in New Zealand (NZOA), this Omarama-area addition highlights the Glider Capital of New Zealand, placed about 1 km from the town and 10 nautical miles west-northwest of the Benmore Dam. It relies on Vector Landclass payware and uses Flight1 Software, Object Placer by Flight1, and Airport Facilitator X.

By Jacques Botha, it centers on the OAUZ Kunduz location, featuring custom models with photo-based visuals that change with the seasons. The Kunduz_Afghanistan folder and the AFX_OAUZ_ALT.bgl file accompany the OAUZ designation, anchoring seasonal visuals to the location.

In Neuchateau, France, a patch by D. Bur introduces a new main BGL for the LFFT project, eliminating shadow bugs and removing tall trees too close to runway ends. It requires LFFT_FSX.ZIP and lists lfft_adex_db.bgl and readme_patch.txt as the key files.

Two towns, Alexandra and Clyde Central Otago, are designed for VLC-Vector Land Class New Zealand coverage and fully autogened. The setup works in a default flight-simulation environment with reduced detail and features, by Kade Bellaney and Ian Warren.
A Manitoba floatplane network encompasses 55 bases, including 36 floatplane bases, 6 heliports, 13 airports or airstrips, plus 12 unlisted floatplane bases and outposts and 3 unlisted airstrips, spanning 649,950 sq km (250,900 sq mi) and hosting over 110,000 lakes, with 15 flights starting from unlisted bases by Mike Mann, based on internet data.