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Alex Ferguson creates a freeware extension for PAEN in Alaska, credits himself as the author, and notes it is not for commercial use. The project sits off PAEN and ties the Alaska location to the creator’s effort.
Located in the Town of Glenville, Schenectady County, KSCH hosts the Stratton Air National Guard base and the 109th Airlift Wing. The edition modifies the stock airfield with added taxiways, aprons, buildings, parking, and static vehicles and planes, and adds AI parking for GA and Military traffic.
The EDTF Beta variant centers on the Freiburg region near the Basel/Freiburg-Mulhouse airport complex, with additional areas around the Black Forest. It features sheep, birds, a balloon, a theme park, plus people and buildings scattered.

Eleven ranch landing strips lie across broad La Pampa and Cordoba, and each location has terrain objects and landclass. Jimmy R. Martin and Federico Malfu Sanchez author the work, and SA62_EA_ANDALEN_FIX.ZIP appears alongside as a related reference.

Camopi Airport (SOOC) lies in southeastern French Guiana near the Brazil border, serving the Camopi Amerindian village on the river, with a challenging jungle dirt airstrip and nearby villages and rivers. It is not compatible with earlier versions, and creator Dominique M. L. Donzelot acknowledges Bruno 'BLB' and Arnaud520 of France Aviation Virtuelle for testing.

Designed as a 64-bit compatible option for dual or quad core systems, CJCR_W7 uses objects from the flight library and places them into a single area; roads stay drivable and heli traffic offers scattered landing spots, with a yacht featuring a heli pad.

The area near Cole Landling centers on a private Newcastle, Oklahoma airstrip coded 2OK7, offering residential aircraft parking for residents and a couple of small businesses. It requires Rwy12 and EZ libraries, by Jimmy R. Martin and Paul J. Scally.
UK-focused v2 release, labeled EGHK, mirrors the prior version and offers an auto install option, with Harry Patten as creator. Manual installation remains possible by placing the bgl file(s) into the properly designated add-on folder.

Greymouth airfield on the rugged west coast of New Zealand's South Island gains accurate taxiway alignments based on real-world references and a relocated fuel area. Windsocks reposition to reflect crosswind conditions, improving the overall operational feel for pilots.

Chris Carel, credited as MoCat, presents Dinner Key as a fictional Florida-based extension for Caribbean Seaplane Tours, requiring Caribbean SeaPlane Tours Florida Operations, Caribbe West, Bahamas, Caribbe East, and Margarita Island to be installed. Two structural items organize assets, including an effects directory and a Dinner Key directory.

Turangi Airfield (NZTN) lies one nautical mile north of Turangi town along Lake Taupo’s southern shore, presenting a compact runway layout set among rolling terrain. Lawrie Roache designs the layout with Vector Landclass data from Robin Corn, while Godfrey Tier contributes custom signs and the VLC libraries support 3D models.

Paradyz Airport, registered EPAR, presents a fictional three-runway layout with ILS, by Arkadiusz Wieczorek. Data files EPAR_ADEX_AW_CVX.bgl and EPAR_ADEX_AW.bgl enable integration, supporting placement beside a road toward Opoczno and aligning with GEX cues to enhance geographic awareness near Opoczno.

Welshpool Aerodrome (EGCW) lies 2 nautical miles southwest of Welshpool, Wales, and holds a CAA Ordinary Licence P865 authorising passenger transport or flying instruction as authorised by Mid Wales Airport Limited. Night use remains prohibited, and it serves as a base for the Mid Wales Air Ambulance; two files, EGCW_ADEX_GB.BGL and EGCW_ADEX_GB_CVX.bgl, exist.

By Mark Bradshaw, this BGUK enhancement adds an apron, a short taxiway and gates to the basic runway at a Greenland airfield, along with a few default objects, and considerably visually brightens the overall layout. A file named setup_bguk.exe handles deployment.
Harbor area near Mossel Bay, South Africa, is credited to Frits Beyer. A folder related to the locale exists to improve the local flying environment and to offer a focused reference for pilots operating around the coastal town.

Alf B. Meier presents a modification lacking an ICAO code that still serves as Maya Island Air hub, with MZ55 assigned to the location. The note emphasizes the hub role for Maya Island Air while the identifier remains MZ55, guiding identification without an ICAO code.

Designed to align with Horizon GenX Photo visuals and an included mesh, EGFE.bgl, cvxEGFEflatten.bgl, EGFEbuildings.bgl, EGFEwarehouses.bgl, and EGFETrees.bgl serve as core components. They also contain EGFEexclude.bgl, Haverfordwest_exclude.bgl, a PDF Readme, File_ID.diz, and this Read Me, with 24 documented objects, relying on Runway12 object files and UK add-on libraries; by Tony Meredith.

Operating as part of the NL2000 v4 line, this Deelen airfield component requires the v4.0.20 installer and imports with other Dutch regions. It recreates EHDL with dedicated 3D buildings and precise runway and taxiway layouts, while ground polygons align to true-world coordinates and are portrayed via high-resolution aerial imagery.

Metz X builds custom models with hand-drawn visuals for Metz airport (3CA7) near the Monterrey region in California, and relocates the runway to its correct position while refining the approach terrain near Runway 33, by The Airport Guys.

Set on a hilltop overlooking Haworth in Yorkshire’s Bronte Country, the airfield features short runways framed by stone walls and rising terrain, with animated wind farms on nearby hills and horses in an adjacent field. It relies on lens_ez_scenery.zip (dated 10-20-2009) and ukvfr.zip (dated 02-28-2008) to load additional objects.