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Empangeni airfield in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa is documented by Fritz Beyer and Jacques Botha. It uses custom objects and includes the FAEM_Empangeni folder with the AFX_FAEM_ALT.bgl, featuring a photoreal background that changes across seasons.

An enhancement of the Florida Marine Research facility on Lee Stocking Island in the Bahamas adds four light PAPI approaches and pole lighting for docks and ramps. By Jimmy R. Martin, it works with any terrain mesh addon and calls for removal of older MYXE files unless the Freeflow components accompany the former MYXE files.
Bojnourd Airport sits in Iran’s North Hkorasan, anchoring the scene to a real-world locale. Shahin Najafi earns author attribution, and the site carries the code OIMN, providing a precise reference for geographic identification within that region.

Hilversum Airport (EHHV) appears within the NL2000 v4 framework, runways reflect actual dimensions, grass airstrips mirror the real environment, and the design places hangars and clubhouse facilities to reflect local aviation activity daily for visitors and pilots.

Weston-on-the-Green in Oxfordshire hosts autogen trees around the field and moving road traffic, with an AI jump aircraft in operation. Two extra files, WOTGextravegetation and WOTGextradetails, add more vegetation detail and extra vehicles plus off-airfield buildings.

Two directories appear, one containing BGL files and the other BMP and DDS images, enabling selection via the World-Goto Airport menu. By Neil Birch, Crossland Moor sits high in the Yorkshire moorlands above Huddersfield, with a long, sloping runway and fuel availability, plus road traffic.

Two folders, credited to Jimmy R. Martin, add residents, campers, rental cottages, boats, and buildings to four islands and introduce runway lighting. This content widens the four-island layout and adds infrastructure that supports night operations.
NAURU_X.ZIP adds more baggage at the coolterminal for the Nauru X project. It requires the standard nauru_x.zip file and the preceding revision to take effect, and after loading the Nauru Intl area, the changes become visible.
On Long Island, Southampton Heliport (87N) in New York serves as the town’s public helipad. It is the island’s only public helipad outside of an airport and shares a CTAF with Mattituck Airport (21N) to the north, by Drew Sikora.

An Alcester Strip edition aligns with Horizon Generation X V2 and its mesh and remains untested with other environments. The strip lies near Kings Coughton, about half a mile north of Alcester, stretching roughly 1000 yards for light aircraft, and the work is freeware by Clive Miller.

A fictitious float seaport in New York operates without fixed runways, featuring a ramp for amphibious aircraft and several short roads suitable for occasional landings. By Bob Smith, this freeware base blends with surrounding terrain and includes a training area north of the bridge for seaplanes.

Researchers reveal an unknown ruin in the south-western corner of Egypt, named Ado-Shem, and they speculate the site could lead to the long-lost Giant Pyramid. By Andy Johnston, the narrative presents a challenge to decipher hieroglyphs to locate the Pyramid.
This rendition shows Port Allen Airport on Kauai as a fictitious PAK, occupying 180 acres one mile southwest of Hanapepe. The work uses .bgl files and remains freeware, with frame rate friendly performance and attribution to Bob Caparoula.
The Stafsberg airfield in Hamar, Norway (ENHA) lies about 40 miles north of Oslo near Lillehammer. By Thomas Lorentzen and Stein-Ove Rud, the update adds custom ground, runway, and 3D buildings and replaces the default NDB with a custom one.

Two variants of a fictitious Air Force Base on Henderson Island provide a 7500 by 120 foot paved runway and a bay-side layout with hangars and barracks. Files labeled KTH Airport and KTH Airport Sandy Apron offer choices, while optional BGLs such as KTH Launchpad.BGL, KTH Ships.BGL, and KTH Static Aircraft.BGL remain available.

Uwe Schweitzer delivers the West Sale layout in Victoria, Australia, identified as YWSL, designed for autogen libraries from Orbx and OzX. The distribution places a West Sale folder inside an archive containing a subfolder, a txt folder, and images, with AFX, SBuilderX, Virtual Earth, InstantScenery and PhotoShop aiding the build.

Valkenburg airfield EHVB presents accurate topography and faithful airfield assets reflecting its historic military layout near Katwijk and The Hague. It integrates with the NL2000 v4 ecosystem and requires the v4.0.20 installer, delivering refined runways and taxiways across the Dutch landscape.

Located in Canada, this fictional airbase sits low between mountains to ease fighter climbs, with Runway 11 designated outbound for cargo and transport to avoid peak obstructions. It mixes stock models with a few custom pieces and uses overhead lighting plus floodlights that illuminate the ground and fuel bay at night.

An add-on sits in southern Israel’s Arava region, 1 km from Yotvata Kibbutz and 40 km north of Eilat, and supports light civilian aviation while using ICAO code LL63 for flight planning. By Shoval Cohen, it requires Service Pack 2 and Israeli Landclass X v 1.04+.

At Lewis University in Illinois (KLOT), the layout reproduces most campus buildings. Grady's Flight Service is added in memory, and an ILS is installed for RWY9 with checks on RWY27, while Rwy12 files 1-3 are noted.