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Shuttle Flight 999 To Nav'Iret

Five new airfields appear in lonely coastal towns, and daily flights head to Nav'Iret. Two subdirectories hold .BGL and .CL files in the first and .BMP files in the second, and an exclusion zone lies near a 24-hour-alert ICBM base.

: Russian Federation
: 11.81 MB
: 119
: 10

CFB North Star V4

Version 4 presents a fictional Canadian arctic base with crosswind ILS runways, AI flights, and aurora effects, developed by Brian Sturton. CAF color schemes based on Greenwood and Comox aircraft, some deployed to CYNS, are designed for the JAI P-3C model, with materials saved in Extended Bitmap 888-8 and optionally resaved as DXT1 or DXT3.

: Canada
: 10.04 MB
: 119
: 1/5
: 6

Tri-Cities Airport

Tri-Cities Airport, KCZG, in Endicott, New York, gains an enhanced depiction with relocated taxiways, aprons, and roads and replacement of most structures by more accurate versions. Two files, KCGZ_AFX_JC.bgl and KCGZ_JC.bgl, realize the updates, rely on stock objects, and align with diagram-derived references for accuracy.

: United States of America
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London/Halton

A fictional expansion at RAF Halton northwest of London adds two hard-surface runways with parking facilities, supplemented by two shorter grass parallel strips. RWY 02/20 measures 4500 by 150 feet with an LDA 4000 feet and ILS on both ends at 110.55, while RWY 08/26 spans 2800 by 120 feet with an 800-foot overrun.

: United Kingdom
: 1.87 MB
: 118

Boire Field

Nashua Municipal Airport (KASH) receives updates that adjust aprons, roads and taxiways, replace many default buildings, and add parking lots, static vehicles, and light poles to better reflect real-life layouts. Two BGL files, KASH_AFX_JC.bgl and KASH_JC.bgl, accompany the work credited to Jim Cook.

: United States of America
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Southbridge Massachusetts

Southbridge, located in central Massachusetts, features a small local airport that serves the area. The project centers on a file named SouthbridgeMA.bgl, with credit given to Dick Kittredge for its creation, and emphasizes a town-focused aviation layout.

: United States of America
: 4.46 MB
: 118

Finnentrop Airport

Ulrich Loehl offers a German airport identified by the code EDKU as freeware, anchoring the work to Germany and the EDKU designation as a distinct reference for pilots seeking a no-cost addition for local aviation.

: Germany
: 216.72 KB
: 118
: 1/5
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Cross Keys Airport

Cross Keys Airport (17N) in New Jersey is privately owned by Cross Keys Airport Inc. and spans 280 acres, with traffic restricted to the south of Runway 09/27 due to a north-side parachute drop zone. 100LL (blue) fuel is available near the main apron, and a west-of-apron concrete pad serves as an unlit helipad.

: United States of America
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: 117

Kaui Airstrip

HI03 on Kaui becomes a clay-surfaced airstrip 25 feet wider and 400 feet longer, turning the last strip on the island into a desolate field. Graveyard aircraft and trees may obstruct the runway, and a Cessna Grand Caravan lands there, credited to Steven Dean and using ADE with a .bgl file.

: United States of America
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: 116
: 1/5
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Mitzpe Ramon Airstrip

The airstrip near the town of Mitzpe Ramon in southern Israel serves ultralight traffic and bears the identifier LLMR. Bar Rodoy adds a gravel runway and extends the asphalt surface by 80 meters to accommodate ultralight traffic.

: Israel
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West Coast Mountains

Andy Johnston crafts fictional high-altitude airfields atop peaks along the US west coast, including Glacier Peak, Mount Adams, Mount Baker, Mount McLoughlin, Mount Hood, Mount Jefferson, Pelican Butte, Mount Shasta, and Three Fingered Jack. Imagery emphasizes alpine terrain and rugged access routes.

: United States of America
: 158.02 KB
: 116
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Auburn/Lewiston Municipal

At the airport serving Auburn and Lewiston in Maine, Curtis Weeman provides an enhancement featuring two DC-3s replacing two Constellations toward the far end. The creator aims to add life for VFR flying by populating the field with aircraft in various spots.

: United States of America
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Felts Field

Gary Cottrill introduces KSFF ADE JV1.bgl, a file that adds a fuel truck to Felts Field (KSFF) in Spokane, Washington. Parking tests with the Beech Baron yield no problems; however, when a small aircraft occupies a space intended for larger types, the fuel truck cannot get as close.

: United States of America
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: 116
: 4/5

Remote Tower Base Operations

Bob Caparoula creates a remote helicopter landing pad on the Olympic Peninsula. The add-on centers on airport identifier TOWR and exists as .bgl files, with multiple radio and fire spotting towers nearby and frame-rate friendly performance.

: United States of America
: 5.85 MB
: 116
: 10

Busselton

Harry Patten presents Busselton airport in Western Australia as a faithful rendition, arranging files for an Auto Install option. It relies on a BGL file and uses an Auto Install option to streamline deployment easily.

: Australia
: 130.25 KB
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Lake Dunmore

Dunmore.bgl, by Rob Wilson, places tents and docks at Camp Keewaydin on the north end of Lake Dunmore, Vermont, and adds nearby cabins and houses around the area. It becomes visible when approaching 6B0, the Middlebury State airport.

: United States of America
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NL2000 V4 EHTW

Enschede Airport Twente (EHTW) features a modular addition with custom 3D assets—the main terminal, control tower, and hangars—alongside accurate ground markings and high-resolution terrain data reflecting local elevations. The Netherlands 2000 v4 framework backs the project, requiring NL2000 v4.0.20 installer and version 4.01.

: Netherlands
: 59.22 MB
: 115

1V6 Pueblo Colorado

Jimmy R. Martin offers the 1V6 Pueblo, Colorado add-on, which uses default objects and a ramp light library. It centers on the Pueblo area, and the 1V6 code marks its identity, reflecting a compact, asset-light approach.

: United States of America
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Kingsfield Airstrip

Kingsfield Airstrip, a small landing strip north of Dehkalia in Cyprus, hosts parachute training and shows a jump zone east of the runway. The CX00_ADEX_GB.BGL file implements the addition, with acknowledgement to Gordon Barnes from the UK.

: Cyprus
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Ashcroft Airfield

Roo credits this airfield in Wettenhall, Cheshire, UK, with the ICAO code EGCR as the focal location. The entry centers on this site and is supported by imagery depicting the area within the United Kingdom.

: United Kingdom
: 2.14 MB
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