
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.

Two airfields along the Richelieu River, including St-Mathias Aerodrome and a water landing area, feature newly added objects and a revised layout by Ed Wells. No custom buildings appear; all elements are default or freeware assets included, and the added trees stay green year-round, unaffected by seasons.

Three bases anchor the Tofino area on the west coast of Vancouver Island, including the Harbour Water Aerodrome CAB4 and two heliports, Lifeboat Station CBR7 and Hospital CBC8, with the Fourth Street Public Dock represented nearby. CAB4_Tofino_Harbour_Float_ALT.BGL is included, and the BCPNWFloatBases directory is added, while a 10-meter mesh setting guides alignment.

Five Caribbean islands—Canouan (TVSC), E. T. Josua (TVSV), J. F. Mitchell (TVSB), Mustique (TVSM), and Union I. Int (TVSU)—receive redesigned roads, coastlines, and landclass across principal islands absent in the original, with compatibility noted for SP1 and SP2 and credited to Valladier Jean Louis.

Tokushima’s RJOS airfield receives Ian W’s layout update, updating hangars, towers, and terminals to reflect real-world layouts while showing runway extensions under construction. Ground vehicles and signage are added, and parked cars with specialized equipment appear when acceleration assets are present, using Airport Design Editor under RJOS_IanW.

Love Field in Dallas receives ADE v1.47 support, designed for default airport and delivered as three BGL files: KDAL_ADE_RS.BGL, KDAL_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, and KDAL_ADE_OBJ.BGL. The CW_RS variant activates crosswind runway 18/36, and KDAL_ADE_OBJ.BGL supplies airport objects to accompany either RS file, while taxiways and signs reflect revised charts with assigned parking, extra fuel trucks, and rebuilt roads.

YHML Hamilton in Victoria features custom 3D objects from local photos and roughly 40 square kilometers of photoreal ground imagery at 1 meter per pixel. Two runways, 1233 by 30 meters on 10/28 with red gravel and 1404 by 30 meters on 17/35, support NDB HML 203 and the ICAO code YHML, elevation 3.962 meters.

Located in central Taiwan, this air base hosts the ROCAF 427th Tactical Fighter Wing operating F-CK-1 Ching-Kuo fighters. Satellite imagery guides the repositioning of taxiways, the resizing of aprons, and the addition of civilian gates and military parking, with Mike Huang credited for using Airport Design Editor 1.39b.
Ian Thatcher provides a revised landclass for New Zealand, based on his earlier work, and ships a single BGL file. Spring through fall guide the results, while winter appearances remain mismatched unless default visuals are upgraded.

At Livingstone International Airport in Zambia, creators Frits Beyer and Jacques Botha present a layout featuring custom-designed buildings and hangars, plus radars and lights with custom effects. The entry references LIVINGSTONEFIX.ZIP and uses a folder named FLLI_Livingstone, and pilots can perform short hops toward Victoria Falls International and Johannesburg.

Francesco Cerra crafts version 2.0 material that models active ultralight airfields across Sicily, with photoreal imagery and autogen elements populating nearby terrain while road networks remain functional. The approach emphasizes performance and day VFR conditions, as nocturnal lighting and specialized night features remain absent.

ETHF Fritzlar operates as a military airfield and serves as the base for Heeresfligerregiment 36, aligning the installation with German forces in the Fritzlar area. It optimises use with VFR Germany West, by Michael Spengler.

Rhett Browning presents a GMAX rendition of MPDA in David, Panama, with structures positioned at precise locations, added PAPI and night lighting, and a reworked parking/taxi network supporting aircraft up to 14.1 meters, plus an in-hangar option and a helipad.

Art Poole delivers an airport enhancement for a Florida facility with code KAPF, updating terminal footprints, taxiways, and landclass along the southwestern coast. Two BGL files, Airport_Buildings_AP.bgl and Airport_Buildings_01_AP.bgl, install into the Global library area and the project requires a Very Dense setting for full visibility, with compatibility to Ultimate Terrain X-USA.

Mont-Joli, coded CYYY, sits about 1.5 nautical miles north-northwest of Mont-Joli, Quebec. Historically, RCAF Station Mont-Joli features three paved runways and fifty buildings; it is decommissioned in 1945 and passes to Transport Canada, with ownership transferring in 1995 to the Régie intermunicipale de l’aéroport régional de Mont-Joli, and 2007 brings a second runway, 15/33.

An alternative depiction of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem portrays the second Jewish Temple as renovated by Herod and later destroyed around 70 CE after 420 years, derived from a scale replica displayed at the Western Wall Tunnel. The Hamikdash file replaces jerusa.bgl in the addon directory and enables landable surfaces across steps and roofs.

An enhanced variant of Fairchild AFB (KSKA) is designed for stable rendering, with taxiway lines that stay flicker-free and buildings formed from generic textures. Unmodified Microsoft library objects such as larger hangars and the fire station can flicker, the project uses the KSKA Enhanced folder name, and creator Dan Mesmer is credited.

John Young and the Airfield Construction Group provide AF2_EGZ5.bgl for RAF Marham in the United Kingdom circa 1993, addressing a missing North Sea waypoint for the hose-equipped AI Victor linked to EGYM_1993_X_1.ZIP. The corresponding early version already includes this file.