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KDBQ in Dubuque, Iowa remains FSX SP2 compatible, updates gates and parking to align with current airlines and the cargo ramp. The project uses ADE, adds a repair hangar, FBO office, a new terminal, a fire station, and static parked aircraft, and references the file named KDBQ_ADEX_RWT.BGL.

Klein Muhlingen in Germany carries ICAO code EDOM and serves as an addon that corrects aprons and adds taxiways and objects. The airfield primarily hosts sail planes and light aviation, with sparse traffic, and the background resembles real surroundings.

Neumuenster airfield (EDHN) sits in Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany, a small aeroclub field near the Kiel autobahn. By Uwe Schweitzer, it stands as a modified version of the former EDHN VFR layout and is connected to EDHN_COR.ZIP.

Phillip Coyle provides two BGL files, KRDD_ADE.BGL and KRDD_ADE_CVX.BGL, for Redding, California, with real-world dimensions derived from mapping data and a northeast parking ramp added beyond the original configuration. The build draws on objects from the default library and is compiled with Airport Design Editor.

In Minas Gerais, Brazil, Vazante Aerodrome (SNVA) fills a missing airfield in the default layout. Jose Maia handles authorship, and the GIF vazantex.gif accompanies the listing, which confirms SNVA and places the field in Minas Gerais.

Near Salt Spring Island in British Columbia, Canada, Nathan Bonyun presents a small remote cabin that relies on default visuals. The bgl file sits in the cozycabin subfolder, with coordinates LAT N 48, 52.03; LON W 123, 38.41.

KMPE in Mississippi gains a simple enhancement by Jimmy R. Martin, centered on Philadelphia, Mississippi, with two variants. Images accompany the page, including balloons over the area to reinforce the geographic focus on Philadelphia, Mississippi.

Free enhancement by Cesar Marinho Costa improves details at Major Brigadeiro Trompowsky Airport (SBVG) in Varginha, Brazil. The author, based in Rio de Janeiro, is credited and June 2007 marks the creation; the work remains unsold and available to anyone.

Gilles Ménard provides a single fireworks effect for the sim, packaged as a Firework_st_jean.bgl. It uses assets from the effects folder and targets two Quebec locations, the St-Helene island near Montreal and the Montmorency falls, with timing set for June 24 at 21:00.

The Suwalki EPSU representation uses a 1m/pix photo imagery with seasonal and night variations, plus a 3D apron and custom buildings. It carries the ICAO code EPSU, places Suwalki, Poland, and provides grass runways 06/24 (640 by 100 m) and 18/36 (400 by 100 m) for VFR, with Avgas 100LL available.

An add-on on Foulness Island, built after WWI by A&AEE and RAF, presents two variants for VFR Real terrain and default terrain. It includes three Leander-class frigates at sea, several custom models, and a modular setup using ADE9X, FS Design Studio 3.5.1, SBuilderX, and Paint Shop Pro X.

Located in southern Germany, Uwe Schweitzer presents Lichtenfels Airport (EDQL) as a photo depiction, a site about 15 nm WNW of Kulmbach serving a small aero club airfield in Franconia. It supports FSX SP2 with DX9, reflecting compatibility.

Gmax renders Havre-St-Pierre, CYGV, in Quebec, by recreating the terminal, hangars, fuel tank, gates, fences, and signs. This release remains freeware with redistribution restrictions and notes helipad starting points R01 and R02 for helicopter operations.
A modified version integrates Chatham Islands Tuuta NZCI, Napier NZNR, and Pitt Island Airstrip NZPI with Vector Land Class New Zealand, enabling seamless switching between environment configurations. It adds a 15m terrain mesh and enhanced water detail, plus a Pitt Island AI runway tuned to the mesh, created with ADE X v1.47.07 and SBuilderX 3.13.

Bill Dick and Phil Cayton create Bushflight Northwest with documentation by Chris Brisland, centering on the northwest corner of Washington state and adding airports, villages, ship wrecks, seaplane landings and a rainbow. Three subfolders exist, including an effects area, and a campfire effect is provided for placement in the effects folder.
KYNG in Youngstown, Ohio receives an adjustment that places Allegiant parking correctly and makes jetways work, while all gates stay consistently accurate to the period. Jetways connect to aircraft via Ctrl-J, by Rob Touchtone (AAY1058).

By Richard Kittredge, bridges along the Connecticut River in CT appear as a .bgl file. The project centers on bridges along the river within the state, using a .bgl format to render elements for the CT region.

German Schonebeck-Zackmunde airfield (EDOZ) receives an add-on that corrects taxiways and aprons and adds objects for the glider field. It centers on the ICAO code EDOZ, anchoring the upgrade to this site and its operations.

X2WY Wisley depicts a WW2-era grass airstrip located 4 nm south of EGLB Brooklands, about 14 nm south of Heathrow. It lists NDB NDWY 431 kHz and the OCK VOR, adds PAPI approach lights, and includes an altitude-adjustment file X2WY_ADE_JM_ALT.bgl to better fit terrain, at 130 ft AMSL.
The update at KORF in Virginia extends the main runway to 10,000 feet, improving operations at the primary axis. It also adds cargo hangars, which reflect a very large airport fix-up that preserves the core layout while increasing apron capacity.