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Rochester, positioned along Lake Ontario in upstate NY, links to Eastman Kodak and credits Dick Kittredge for the work. RochesterNY.bgl accompanies the project, adding landscape features and supporting object placement across regional layouts for virtual environments.
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Two BGL files, KSPS_ADE_RWC.BGL and KSPS_ADE_RWC_CVX.BGL, revise the KSPS airport using ADE 1.37 with stock library objects from the base simulator and its acceleration expansion. Taxiways and ramp areas move to align with satellite imagery, signs corrected, the control tower moves to a position, crosswind runways activated, and parking added for military and civilian aircraft.
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Ontario-based Kingston carries identifier CYGK and uses default objects to display semi-accurate visuals, by Connor Donaldson. The freeware offering centers on CYGK.bgl and notes non-operational hangars, emphasizing visuals over functional operations, with coverage limited to the Kingston area.
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Epinal Mirecourt Airport (LFSG) in France exists in version 1.0, by Alexandre Remy. Credits include Pierre Chevallier for photos, DR400 model by FranceVFR, BMP2000 and DXT BMP by Martin Wright, and GMAX; the work remains freeware.
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By Ed Wells, the St-Hyacinthe Aerodrome project in Canada sits about 11 nautical miles northeast of St-Mathias and introduces all-new objects for the airfield, relying on default or freeware items rather than custom buildings. Added trees remain evergreen year-round because they are objects, not autogen, and do not adjust with the seasons.
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Art Poole delivers a refined KGNV interpretation featuring custom-built structures, adjusted landclass data, and precise apron configurations for Gainesville Regional Airport. The project introduces a new object repository and updated terminals, and stores Airport_Buildings_AP.bgl in a global library area while parking.dds shifts to the primary image set.
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The airfield in Mobile, Alabama, known as KBFM, features two folders authored by Jimmy R. Martin. John L. Woodward's 2004 design provides the detailed buildings, and MOBLBRKL.ZIP must accompany the install to supply additional content.
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By Pablo Contouris, this freeware enhances coastal realism near Uruguay’s southeast tip, recreating beaches, harbors, and urban layouts along the estuary for two popular simulators. Assets come as BGL, TXT, and XML files (fs9_custom_buildings_ss_1.bgl, fs9_custom_buildings_ss_1.txt, fs9_custom_buildings_ss_1.xml) with BMP image files, and compatibility with object-placement tools supports resizing to fit layouts; BSAS08V1.ZIP adds the Rio de la Plata tint.
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Three airstrips in northwestern South Africa anchor this add-on, including Batavia AW15, Dwaalboom FADB, and Ellisras Lephalale FAER, with Ellisras presented in photoreal detail. Developed by Martin du Preez, Hannes Steyn, and Aeroworx, it aligns bespoke ground surfaces with terrain data and favors a 1-meter ground resolution, while including FSXWORX17.ZIP and FSXWORX17UPD1.ZIP for terrain coverage.
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Version 2 refines taxiways and parking at KSAC in California, and removes a mislocated flashing beacon near the southern fuel station, by Phillip Coyle. Airport Design Editor shapes KSAC_ADE_FIX.BGL and KSAC_ADE_FIX_CVX_.BGL, using base library objects and requiring a minimum normal display setting for most elements.
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KGSO in North Carolina receives a thorough revision featuring repositioned taxi lanes and links to R5L, the dedicated FedEx runway, by Jimmy R. Martin. At night, street lights cross near R5L, and the author notes using UTX and removing the UTX road location.
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Two editions of EKSS enable Kalundborg’s real-world layout, including EKKL for the Default version and EKKL for DAN-VFR Danish photo coverage with Ultimate Terrain Europa X, accessed via the EKKLX.ZIP archive. The project notes a 09/27 asphalt runway measuring 699 by 18 meters and presents the field as a regional Danish hub.
Denmark22.54 MB3613Two versions of the Greater Rochester entry exist, one with crosswind runways activated and one using standard runway operation, both including assigned parking, updated taxiways, extra fuel trucks, and rebuilt support vehicle roads. The package comprises three BGL files—KROC_ADE_RS.BGL, KROC_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, and KROC_ADE_OBJ.BGL—with the latter containing airport elements and should always be used.
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Version 5.0 adds three GPS-tagged offshore platforms and three more, with stock sites marked by NDB and VOR for navigation across the U.S. and Mexico. Locations include Corpus Christi (KNGO) with VOR 108.20 and NDB 391.0, and Galveston (KGLO) with VOR 114.70 and NDB 396.0, plus a tanker-ship scenario with Coast Guard cutters, Tim.
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Near Hamburg in northern Germany, the EDHE Uetersen field comprises a grass airstrip about 1.1 km long, aligned 09/27, with a southern circuit at 750 ft MSL. Version 1.1 adds seasonal and night visuals and GA traffic featuring two Cessnas, one in the circuit and another to EDDH Hamburg, with EDHE_traffic.bgl and the EDHE_Uetersen directory.
Germany33.03 MB3411Dusty Bizub marks his sixteenth airport modification for Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina, using the KCLT designation. It refines gate assignments and corrects runway numbering, while aligning AI traffic parking codes to mirror real-world operations and improve ground movements at the hub.
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At Scott Air Force Base, the Midamerica II air show presents a static Blue Angels display and an F-22 demonstration, linking it to the base’s public event. A file named scott.bgl accompanies the project to anchor the locale.
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Andres Ramirez writes about Mitu Airport, located at SKMU in Mitu, Vaupés, Colombia, establishing the location, the code, and the attribution. The two facts anchor a compact, factual record that centers on geographic context and the SKMU designation.
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Two BGL options cover the KROC facility in New York, KROC_ADE_RS.BGL and KROC_ADE_CW_RS.BGL, with crosswind runways active in the CW version via ADE v1.37. Each option maintains assigned parking and updated taxiways along with extra fuel trucks and rebuilt roads.
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