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Joe's Outpost

Two animated GA hangars and a log cabin stand at Joe's Outpost on Bean Island, southern Alaska, USA, version 1.0. It is designed for NAV1 and NAV2, and ships with a PDF document and an installer by Josef Rotter.

: United States of America
: 7.33 MB
: 349
: 1

CCCFSX

Al Wheeler presents CCCFSXC, a California Central Coast collection spanning Paso Robles to Santa Barbara with about 22 points of interest. It includes 105 BGL files and 105 BMP or DDS image files across multiple subdirectories, and comprises four revisions issued in 2008.

: United States of America
: 6.06 MB
: 349
: 1/5
: 3

Marsh Harbour Airport

Marsh Harbour, Bahamas (MYAM) features a 6,100 ft asphalt runway designated 09/27 at 6 ft elevation, serving Nassau and several Florida cities. The update moves the runway, lengthens it, converts the former runway to a taxiway, and adds an approach frequency, while it also adjusts parking, taxiways, aprons, and facilities.

: Bahamas
: 1.39 MB
: 348
: 1/5
: 5

Baiyun Airport

Baiyun Airport (ZGGG) in China gains a cargo terminal as Fedex opens a new hub, and the ramp receives cargo upgrades along with expanded parking slots, while various other assets are added, using standard airport objects. By Lee Marrow

: China
: 289.85 KB
: 345
: 5/5
: 2

Alesund 10 Meter Mesh

Wayne Evans creates a 10 metre mesh for Alesund, covering 007 East Longitude to 009 East Longitude and 61 North Latitude to 62 North Latitude in a T-shaped footprint, and Jonathan de Ferranti converts the data to a BGL format for use in simulation environments.

: Norway
: 62.49 MB
: 338
: 11

EDHE Uetersen Airfield

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.

: Germany
: 33.03 MB
: 338
: 1

Motueka Aerodrome

NZMK Motueka sits 1 nautical mile southwest of the town of Motueka, in the Tasman Bay area of the upper South Island. Credits go to Lawrie Roache for Afcad and object placement, Godfrey Tier for signs and a fuel truck, and Robin Corn for VLC Libraries; Flight1 and Airport Facilitator X are used.

: New Zealand
: 2.66 MB
: 337
: 8

East London Harbor

A harbor project at East London, South Africa, is credited to Frits Beyer. The item is intended for placement in a designated directory and addition to the library for enthusiasts worldwide seeking regional harbor references.

: South Africa
: 6.89 KB
: 337

Old Warden Update

Alf Denham presents Old Warden in the UK as version 2, assigned ICAO code EGTZ, and notes ALFS_OLD_WARDEN_V2.ZIP as a companion file. A range of 8KB and larger BGLs exist, including EGTZ_extra, EGTZ_extra_landclass, EGTZ_extra_furniture, EGTZ_extra_hedgerow, EGTZ_extra_aircraft, and EGTZ_extra_vehicles, allowing selective activation to control frame-rate impact.

: United Kingdom
: 19.5 MB
: 336
: 1

Mitu Airport

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.

: Colombia
: 83.42 KB
: 335
: 1

New Tempe Airport

The FATP registration identifies a general aviation airfield in South Africa, where every hangar and building is custom built from designer objects. A high resolution photoreal base changes with the seasons, and the work is credited to Frits Beyer and Jacques Botha.

: South Africa
: 17.95 MB
: 335
: 2

RAF Stronsay

A World War II–era redesign shapes Stronsay airfield and places it roughly 30 nautical miles north of Scapa Flow. ICAO EGER, VOR 114.00, and NDB 330.00 are noted in accompanying materials for reference purposes online.

: United Kingdom
: 8.06 MB
: 334
: 3/5
: 3

Bloemfontein VFR

The Bloemfontein project for the virtual landscape presents the South Africa town with custom-designed buildings, freeware, credited to Frits Beyer and Neile Steenkamp, and includes several structures with flat tops enabling landings, with no airports yet. Removing a specific list of BGLs such as cvxBFN RAILWAYS.BGL and cvxBFN WATER.BGL from the Bloemcity X directory enables Aeroworx compatibility.

: South Africa
: 16.75 MB
: 334
: 1

Culdrose And Predannack

Two locations in the United Kingdom, Culdrose and Predannack, cover EGDR and EGDO, and are developed with ADE 1.22, built from Google Earth imagery, and rely on stock autogen, with creation credited to Kim Smith.

: United Kingdom
: 393.78 KB
: 334
: 4

Sarakhs Airport

Serving Iran, Sarakhs South (Z14H) appears as version 1, credited to Usof Kalantari, and adds hangars, buildings, and lighting along with increased traffic as part of a photoreal, winter-night presentation. This enhances the airfield’s appearance.

: Iran (Islamic Republic of)
: 313.84 MB
: 333
: 5/5
: 2

RAF Stoney Cross

By Chris Smith, the work recreates RAF Stoney Cross using historical data and Google Earth fixes, with UKXX as the airport code and three BGLs named Stoney Main Buildings, Stoney extra buildings, and Stoney Misc. It covers wartime use by RAF, USAAF 9th Air Force, ending in 1946.

: United Kingdom
: 871.84 KB
: 333
: 3

Governors Harbour Airport

Jimmy R. Martin presents an add-on centered on an airfield on Eleuthera, Bahamas, using satellite data to mirror the real layout. It includes static GA aircraft provided by gaplane1.zip, while nighttime runway lighting and a westward shift enhance approach realism.

: Bahamas
: 1.02 MB
: 332
: 11

Red Bull Air Race Perth

By Siscot Yves, this Red Bull Air Race course traces the Swan River shoreline in Perth, recreating the 2010 layout with pylons and raceways to challenge precision flying. The add-on uses performance-tuned racetrack objects and includes a text file that must stay with the distribution.

: Australia
: 568.89 KB
: 332
: 1

Alaskan Airports Volume 1

The inaugural installment in a northern series centers on Hope Airport (5HO) in Alaska. It sits about 20 miles from Stevens Anchorage International, and adds a few static planes at PAMR, all credited to Miles Hanna.

: United States of America
: 9.55 MB
: 328
: 5/5

TVSC - Canouan Island

Canouan Island's airfield features a single runway 13/31 and remains tower controlled, with an NDB available by runway 31, and the apron supports various types from single and twin engines to up to ATR72, by Daniel Louvet.

: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
: 1013.96 KB
: 328
: 5