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Regina airfield (SOOR) lies in French Guiana on the Approuague river. Dominique M. L. Donzelot is credited as author, and the project is not compatible with earlier versions, despite using only existing elements, as stated.

Templin Airport in Germany carries the code EDUT and presents a runway set to the original 3500 by 60 meters, reflecting its Luftwaffe origins and later occupation by the Russian Air Force, within the Brandenburg region near the town of Templin.

Approximately 160 British Commonwealth Air Training Plan airports from the 1940s are included, with locations positioned to align with Ultimate Terrain roads. Grant Wilson and Al Gay of Flight Ontario are credited for this work.

By Jacques Botha and Frits Beyer, the 47 Creek project features custom models and objects. It pairs the 47_Creek_mine.zip archive with the 47_creek directory and the AFX_PAFS_ALT.bgl file, enabling integration through specified folder paths for compatibility.
Frits Beyer credits Mossgas Refinery at Mossel Bay, South Africa, and describes it as not the real thing. The refinery goes well with the Mossel Bay harbor, forming a non-authentic representation tied to the coastal area.

A cabin-resort layout sits at Dillon Lake in Summit County, Colorado, featuring a 2500-foot dirt airstrip and trees with crows and seagulls. Compatibility targets a desktop flight-simulation environment; EZ-scenery and RWY12 libraries are required, and it uses AFX, SBuilderX, and Rwy12 with macros from EOD, plus coordinates N39 31.74, W079 21.16 and the reference NUTCAB2.ZIP.
A modification for the airport on Sint Eustatius, by Orlandy Perez, adds gates to create parking spaces for the simulator users, noting that the real facility does not include gates. This aligns with island geography and supplies parking for virtual operations.

In Chilecito, La Rioja, Argentina, SANO presents a project by Andrea Deplano that adds a realistic control tower and the Argentine flag to the airstrip. A note confirms the work's link to the Chilecito site.

Newtownards Aerodrome (EGAD) in Northern Ireland adds updated parking, main apron, and helipads, while runways extend to the correct length. Flightplans cover four airplanes and registrations are fictional; the files are freeware by Padraic O hEithir using ADEX v01.47.07.
Alf B. Meier delivers a bug fix for Belize City municipal airport, removing a bridge that replaces a dirt road. The modification relies on .bgl files and coordinates generated from mapping data, with partial generation by SbuilderX and Airport Design Editor.

Freeware rendition of Williamson County airport (KMWA) near Marion, Illinois, by Jimmy R. Martin, presents improved primary and secondary runways with smoother surface transitions and enhanced apron configurations. It adds custom lighting for night operations and updates ground frequencies to align with FAA conventions.

Situated at Westfield-Barnes Airport (KBAF) in Massachusetts, by Dick Kittredge, the scene highlights the base as home to A-10s and the Air National Guard. Barnes Mun.bgl serves as the named file associated with the scene to place the airport elements.

A Tonopah display near KTPH in Nevada features a Daredevil beside runway 33. The layout places the C_KTPH_airshow folder in C_AddonScenery01 and provides three files in C_Flights01 for the flight named C_KTPH_airshow, attributed to Michel Revaz.

The Plymouth Airport EGHD expansion shifts Runway 13 end east to improve clearance over the road and adds ILS at both ends, while Runway 06/24 remains closed and the main taxiway intersects the expanded apron. Runway 13/31 extends to 5000 feet; RWY_MARK.ZIP by Lance Tucker is a required add-on to display touchdown markings.

This Waiheke Island addon, by Robin Corn and Michael Allen-Andrews, is designed for SP1, SP2, and SDK and can pair with an Auckland project while functioning as standalone. It features a custom grass poly runway and photoreal buildings derived from the real Waiheke airport, plus a small helipad used by the Westpac Rescue Helicopter.

By Grant Clahsen, this small enhancement improves visuals for Samford, a town north of Brisbane, and for North Stradbroke Island near Brisbane International. It relies on a BrisParts asset and its accompanying folder contents to deliver the update.

Gilles Gauthier delivers a 38m terrain mesh for the Baie James hydroelectric complex in Quebec, spanning latitudes N52° to N56° and longitudes W66° to W80°. The distribution comprises two archives and includes a localization map, with BGL files bearing NW-corner latitude-longitude designations.

Wairoa Airport add-on in New Zealand’s NZWO region presents a complete rebuild of an earlier version, incorporating VLC Object Libraries and aligning with VLC payware. Credits flow to Lawrie Roache for object placement and to Robin Corn for VLC Object Libraries, while the build relies on a scene-placing tool and Airport Facilitator X.

CBW4, tied to a remote airstrip in northwestern British Columbia, transforms the site into a fictional RCMP Ranger Station and campground, crafted by Bob Caparoula. Ranger Outpost and camping areas accompany subtle terrain tweaks and .bgl file support, and the project remains frame rate friendly as the third in a British Columbia series.

Middleton Field, KGZH near Evergreen, Alabama, by Jimmy R. Martin, includes lighting and activities such as campers, fishing, and boating across the landscape. The depiction is not photo-real, emphasizing a stylized representation rather than a precise replica.