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The airfield EDWE, known by IATA EME and ICAO EDWE, serves Emden in East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany, and sits 2 feet above sea level. It features a single asphalt runway 07/25 measuring 1,300 by 30 metres.

Kim Dahl contributes a KML file that refines grass visuals on AFX, with Jens Peter Bruun-Hansen credited for the work. Requires EKRK2.ZIP and seeks to sustain solid FPS on an average system, while adding apron refueling and more static planes.

By FCD, KGSP in the Upstate South Carolina area receives an overhaul that realigns terminal buildings, aprons, and gate labeling, while jetways become fully visible and operable via CTRL+J to accommodate arriving aircraft. It ships KGSP.bgl and PDF ILS/runway charts, and supports AI traffic, including WOAI AI, enhancing ground operations.
Konrad Ell depicts Freiburg Airport (EDTF) and the Black Forest region in Germany, presenting an EDTF.bgl file and objects such as a balloon, sheep, buildings, birds, people, and a theme park in a compact arrangement.

Ryan Brown offers a Galveston, Texas layout featuring an oil company HQ, a hospital, a wreck site with flipped tankers and cars, and five offshore rigs. The entry includes a .BGL file with coordinates for HQ N29 18.84, W94 48.90; HOSP N29 18.81, W94 45.99.
Edmonton's downtown CYXD in Alberta, Canada, stands at version 1.0 with runway and taxiway closures that free up space for parking where it exists in reality. CYXD removes the ILS approach for runway 34 while localizer buildings remain, and adds city and country landclass for South Edmonton, Fort Saskatchewan, and Sherwood Park.

By Patrick Finch, KSAT replaces the two passenger terminals with custom buildings and adds jetways to every gate, ensuring all gates are equipped and the layout reflects a modernized airfield plan. The crosswind runway 3/21 is activated.

Jimmy R. Martin depicts Sedona Airport in Arizona, code KSEZ, with precise building placement and lighting. The file gaplane1.zip is credited to Steve Ziegler and relies on Scruffy Duck Airport Design Editor and an object placer.

N87-registered airfield sits in Robbinsville, New Jersey, hosting Air-Mods Flight Training Center and Aviation Charters, Inc. Static aircraft originate from a freeware collection by KB Sims, while hangars are created from a modeling tool and linked to Small Airstrip Objects collection by Sidney Schwartz.

Ray Smith delivers a revised KMKE representation, featuring expanded runways, added gates and a functional jetway system, plus a helipad and refined roadways. Two crosswind-capable variants exist as KMKE_ADE_RS.BGL, standard, and KMKE_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, full crosswind operation, with per-airport parking unchanged.

Created with the FSX SDK, Elblag aerodrome runs in dx10 mode. Seasonal variations appear in the visuals and the overall implementation emphasizes a steady, neutral presentation, avoiding promotional language and focusing on technical clarity consistently.

Vince Marrone expands the Fresno metro area by adding static aircraft, vehicles, and hangars to KFAT, KFCH, and E79. The revision also adds Chandler airport and Sierra Sky Park, notes a dam and marina on Millerton Lake ten miles north of KFAT, and records Sierra Sky Park’s 1946 origin.

Kim Barreto provides a fix at TNCM in the Netherlands Antilles that corrects the ILS glideslope for runway 9 and works with TNCMMODS.ZIP. The adjustment replaces the prior data via a single BGL file, addressing earlier glide-path guidance.

In Spain’s LEAB airfield, LEAB_ARV187.ZIP links to the LEAB facility and must exist for proper operation. The file brings improvements and addresses some bugs, while the included readme provides further details and notes compatibility with prior content.

By Lewis Mann, the Shawbury edition centers on helicopter operations, presenting numerous helipads along with hangars and jet parking spaces. It relies on design details from a friend and Rwy12 libraries to populate the area, and files live in the folder EGOS - Shawbury as freeware.

By transforming Paul Clawson's Saratoga model from a static object into a movable AI carrier, this tweak adds a World War II era vessel with AIShips and Arrcab 2.6 integration. The operation relies on the AI CV-3 Saratoga file and the AICarriers INFO file to allow placement and trapping anywhere.

Indira Gandhi International Airport (VIDP) in India has a taxiway network laid over a satellite image. AIP data guides 11-29 navaids, and T2 plus the cargo terminal move south to their actual positions at this stage.

CYAZ in British Columbia gains a missing control tower and enhanced parking, including a SAR helipad station, by Daniel Louvet, while float planes and very small passenger aircraft operate there; a single .bgl file reorganizes taxi signs and partially closes a GA parking zone on Foxtrot.

Cranbrook Airport, CYXC, in British Columbia, Canada, appears in a patch by P. Nigel Grant that adapts Vern Opperman’s cyxc04.zip for a format; the cyxc_FSX bundle provides the files and steps to modify the original, uses SBuilderX to fix ground polygons, and ADE to convert layout data, enabling three added and two removed bgl files.

Andres Ramirez creates a focused representation of Vasquez Cobo Airport, identified as SKLT, serving Leticia in Amazonas, Colombia. Two accompanying visuals exist, including a primary image and a medium version, illustrating the airfield vicinity with geographic context.