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NAS Key West

Jim Cook presents a KNQX upgrade for Key West, Florida, reworking the NAS airfield by removing certain stock buildings and adding military cargo parking, additional pavement, and static vehicles, with two updated BGL files named AFX_KNQX_JC.bgl and KNQX_JC.bgl.

: United States of America
: 23.47 KB
: 1.2K

Milwaukee Gen Mitchell International Airport

ADE 9x drives an overhaul of the base layout, refines the arrangement, and slightly extends Runway 01R/19L, while staying essentially aligned with the real Milwaukee airport in Wisconsin. John Ball includes four KMKE named files.

: United States of America
: 3.8 MB
: 1.2K
: 4/5

Honduras Islands

Overhauls Roatan (MHRO) and Guanaja (GJAJ/MHNJ) airfields, adds AI-enabled Utila (MHUT), Fort Cay (MHFC), and Cochino Pequeno (MHCP), and modifies La Ceiba (MHLC) and Puerto Lempira (MHPL) to accept AI traffic. Coastlines, lakes, roads, and rivers align with satellite data, and GA flight plans support service to smaller isles.

: Honduras
: 8.09 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 26

Prestwick International Airport

Prestwick's EGPK in Scotland presents a basic airfield revision by Iain Gallacher, with a redrawn layout that precisely places runways, taxiways, and aprons, including hold shorts and taxiway signs. Custom buildings replace defaults, the EGPKFSXv1 folder holds the files, compatibility with European coverage enhancements is noted.

: United Kingdom
: 3.83 MB
: 1.2K
: 2/5

Tonopah Test Range

KTNX sits in Nevada, 27 NM southeast of Tonopah. The airfield features a 12,000-foot runway, instrument approach facilities, nighttime illumination, and a straightforward layout that supports operations in the surrounding desert region and local airspace.

: United States of America
: 1.71 MB
: 1.2K
: 6

Pudong International Airport

Pudong International Airport (ZSPD) in Shanghai gains terminals 1 and 2 and a new 17R/35L runway, with updated taxiways, taxi signs, and rebuilt support roads. Three BGL files govern the changes: ZSPD_ADE_RS.BGL (main), ZSPD_ADE_CVX.bgl (removes autogen for the runway and cargo apron), and ZSPD_ADE_OBJ.BGL (objects), with ILS added to 16/34 and 17R/35L, by Ray Smith.

: China
: 39.06 KB
: 1.2K

Scenery And Landclass For Maui

Three ASR-9 radar configurations drive this lineup, including platforms with obstruction lights, a standalone unit, and a tower variant, plus two doppler radars differing by tower type. Maui, Hawaii receives a landclass upgrade with hundreds of objects and three airports revised, credited to Charles Reid; radar.BGL and radar.txt accompany the files, while xxx.dds are supplied.

: United States of America
: 17.26 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 18

Vantaa Airport

Two versions of the EFHK upgrade support crosswind runway activation and a default configuration, coded EFHK_ADE_CW_RS.BGL and EFHK_ADE_RS.BGL. Ray Smith designs the BGL files using ADE Home Edition for EFHK, located at Helsinki, Finland, and includes assigned parking plus renamed taxiways.

: Finland
: 36.06 KB
: 1.2K

Lamezia Terme International Airport

Gianluca Mastrascusa realizes an Italian aerodrome identified as LICA with ADE 9.0, basing it on Google Earth 2010 imagery to reflect the layout. Two BGL files map the field and its surrounding area from that era.

: Italy
: 74.15 KB
: 1.2K
: 1/5
: 1

Orlando International Airport

Orlando’s KMCO receives enhancements crafted with ADE v1.37 for the default airport, adding assigned parking, rebuilt roads, revised taxiways, a lighted helipad, and extra fuel trucks, with views from inside the control tower in tower view. Only one KMCO.BGL file remains in use, by Ray Smith; ADE Utility is acknowledged to Jon Masterson.

: United States of America
: 43.98 KB
: 1.2K

Faleolo International Airport

The setup runs on SP2 without Acceleration and targets NSFA in Samoa, while including a bonus upgrade for NSFI Fagali Airport. Credits go to Lawrie Roache, Godfrey Tier, and Robin Corn, while Flight1 Software, an object placer, and Airport Facilitator X position all objects.

: Samoa
: 1.4 MB
: 1.2K
: 1/5
: 10

Mountain Air

Registration 2NC0 designates Mountain Air as a private airstrip, signaling its identity to pilots and collectors. It sits at 4400 feet in elevation, tucked amid Appalachian Mountains and noted for a high-altitude locale that shapes approaches and departures for mountain operations.

: United States of America
: 556.65 KB
: 1.1K
: 1

Hiroshima Airport

Ian W. delivers a freeware upgrade for Hiroshima (RJOA) near Mihara, about 50 kilometers east of Hiroshima, adding refined aprons, signage, and additional hangar clusters, with accurately positioned taxiways and gate assignments. The RJOA_IanW folder houses the files; the improvement shares default assets and optional acceleration-based enhancements, while real-world construction areas are mirrored.

: Japan
: 863.56 KB
: 1.1K
: 4/5
: 3

La Isabela International Airport

Featuring IATA JBQ and ICAO MDJB, the facility opened in February 2006 to replace Herrera International Airport and serves the Dominican Republic with domestic and some Caribbean international flights. By Luis Bobea, Vol. 1 in a series introduces photoreal terrain within a 5 km radius.

: Dominican Republic
: 59.05 MB
: 1.1K
: 5/5
: 2

Merida Airport

By David Maldonado, Merida's SVMD facility in Venezuela is modeled with a single 1640-meter runway measuring 60 meters in width, including security zones. It adds a terminal building, a control tower, a fire station, heliports, and a detailed VFR area with vehicular traffic within roughly 40 nautical miles of the airport.

: Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
: 16.17 MB
: 1.1K
: 2/5
: 4

Ramstein Airbase

Ramstein AB at ETAR in Germany is created by Nils Besemer, featuring day and night sound variants tied to ETAR-named files. It relies on freeware libraries by Jim Dhaenens, including fsx_lts.zip, has_lib.zip, and asr9_fsx.zip, and places assets in a RamsteinAB directory for integration.

: Germany
: 23.35 MB
: 1.1K

Alf's UK Airfields Volume 7

Three airfields anchor Alf Denham's Volume 7: EGFA Aberporth/West Wales, featuring an extended runway for easier approaches; EGPR Barra with a tidal beach runway; and EGHU Eaglescott, a compact field hosting private and training operations. Development uses the Object Placement Tool and Airport Design Editor (v1.26), and buildings draw on standard libraries for wide compatibility.

: United Kingdom
: 8.27 MB
: 1.1K
: 10

RAF Valley

By Gordon Barnes, the RAF Valley layout (EGOV) on Anglesey, North Wales, appears as it did in 2010. It covers Hawk T1 jet training for 19 Squadron and 208 Squadron, while taxiways and building positions are derived from Google Earth.

: United Kingdom
: 219.37 KB
: 1.1K
: 1

Manchester Airport

KMHT, Manchester, NH, offers three BGL files: KMHT_ADE_RS.BGL, KMHT_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, and KMHT_ADE_OBJ.BGL, with KMHT_ADE_CW_RS.BGL activating the crosswind runway and KMHT_ADE_RS.BGL mirroring default operations, while KMHT_ADE_OBJ.BGL provides the visual objects, and only one RS.BGL may be active at a time. By Ray Smith.

: United States of America
: 37.25 KB
: 1.1K

Hasanuddin Airport

Hasanuddin Airport (WAAA) in Makasar, Indonesia, becomes a replacement that features more accurate aprons and parking and is developed by Er-Jin Jang. The airport's facilities align along a taxiway that runs nearly 70 percent as long as the runway.

: Indonesia
: 149.2 KB
: 1.1K
: 1/5
: 2