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The 2011 edition for Fairbanks International Airport by Wilson Malone of AKFS Design revises runway numbers, GPS and ILS approaches, and adds new taxiways, floatpond visuals, and refined markings across the field. Two files, AKFS_PAFA.BGL and cvx_AKFS_PAFA.BGL, are provided in the BGL format.

Five carriers with support sit about 80 nm north of McMurdo Station, awaiting arrival with rescuees on board. A refuel point exists at McMurdo, but pilots must locate it themselves, and three evacuation points around McMurdo prioritize scientists, with a helicopter advised for operations.

Macapá 2005, identified as SBMQ, presents a freeware variant that faithfully mirrors the airport layout with updated taxiway signage and improved runway markings. By Gustavo Luna, it adds enhanced evening lighting and supplies the SBRF_patioLuz.bmp bitmap, while guiding users to manage changes within a unique folder structure separate from default data.
By S. Bruyere, this revision concerns the Cayo Coco International Airport at Jardines Del Ray, Cuba, offering a refined depiction of the aerodrome for that location and preserving its Cuban geographic context without extraneous details.

Two installation folders exist for the LFEA Belle Ile airfield on Belle Ile, France, in the Atlantic near Quiberon, with the LFEA xclud and LFEA Belle ile folders. Not compatible with earlier versions, the project is attributed to Dominique M. L. Donzelot.

Blackpool Squiresgate in the United Kingdom blends with Horizon GenX Photo content and GenX Mesh, aligning its layout with the surrounding visuals. It includes Blackpool EGNH.bgl for airfield data and cvxBlackpool.bgl to flatten integration, comprising 65 objects across the associated libraries.

Team SDB and Alphasim Ltd. release an AI-enabled water bomber facility near Sproat Lake as freeware, with credit to R. A. Baum. The release aggregates assets from multiple contributors to depict the base and its AI components.

Fort Wayne International Airport (KFWA) sits in Indiana and receives an upgrade to the default KFWA layout, adding jetways and a control tower, and correcting airline parking. Credit goes to Rob Touchtone for authoring this upgrade.

Eliza Island marks the fifth volume by designer David Roch, centering on avian activity near Orcas Island. The set includes a BGL-based element and relies on advanced animations to display birds, dolphins, and orcas around a seaborne scenario, with the named variant highlighting Eliza Island.

San Isidro base carries IATA ZXD and ICAO MDSI and appears as Vol. 1, locating about 25 miles east of Santo Domingo. Origin traces to 1953, when it operated under the name Trujillo until 1961, with design work attributed to Luis Bobea.
An early freeware addition brings populated details to Nauru's shores, adding buildings, cars, and people across the island. It is the first and only such upgrade for the platform, and notes the island’s sole airport, Nauru International (INU, ANYN), formerly ANAU, as the hub for Our Airline with Brisbane and Honiara connections.

Eric Cagan presents a KEKO_Elko_FSX upgrade for the sim, including updated libraries library_parking_lots_large_ss_FSX and parking_ss_FSX, plus RampLightLibrary and lightobj, with an ADE file included to adjust the layout. The work centers on the Elko facility in Nevada and reflects Skywest Embraer 120 traffic from Salt Lake City.

Bar-le-Duc near Verdun presents LFEU visuals with hi-res photoreal ground, seasonal and night variants, and a bumpy, sloped runway. It includes 33 animated wind turbines, a 3D village with cars and static planes, and a windsock credited to Arno Gerretsen. VAC_LFEU.pdf provides the visual approach chart, with fx_Barbecue.fx among the FX files.
Ronan Kyne compiles version 1.00, covering eight Irish airfields such as Weston EIWT and Sligo EISG. Birr EIBR, Galway EICM, Connamarra EICA, Inis Mean EIMN, Iniseer EIIR, and Waterford EIWF appear in the lineup for users.

At KSWF in Newburgh, NY, an improved version adds a terminal with jetways, military and GA parking, a fire station with trucks, static helicopters, and revised taxiways and aprons. Two files, AFX_KSWF_JC.bgl and KSWF_JC.bgl, accompany the project, and the scene uses stock objects with no extra libraries needed.

Ciudad Bolivar City in southern Venezuela serves as the geographic focus of this add-on, which features a terminal building, control tower, fire station, and heliports with detailed visuals. It is freeware and modifications require prior authorization from the author.
Designed for Sialkot in OPST, two files deliver a landclass file and a dedicated airport layout file, with no buildings or other structures included, enabling others to model the missing facilities. The files are intended for one flight simulation environment and are credited to Eric Hansen.

This stand-alone landclass file merges with the default environment or with other landclass sets such as Cloud9 and FS Genesis. In the United States, green mountains give way to rocky terrain, while M. Balz oversees the change.
By Robert Fitz, this TNCM runway fix changes the orientation from 9/27 to 10/28 and introduces radar through the TNCM_ADE_DS.bgl file. The change hinges on a single BGL item applied to the airport to activate the radar capability.

New Jersey’s Teterboro Airport (KTEB) sits across the Hudson River about 12 miles from midtown Manhattan as a general aviation reliever with no scheduled airline service and a 100,000-pound cap, while five FBOs—Atlantic Aviation, Jet Aviation, First Aviation, Meridian, Signature Aviation—are represented and AI traffic is supported.