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Jim Cook leads two files, KBVS_AFX_JC.bgl and KBVS_JC.bgl, for the KBVS site near Burlington and Mount Vernon. The work refines aprons and taxiways, restores missing surfaces from up-to-date references, and adds static vehicles with a custom flag and light poles, while all objects remain native to the sim and terrain enhancements stay optional.
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An enhanced rendition of Pittsfield Municipal Airport (KPSF) in western Massachusetts, led by Jim Cook, replaces default buildings and expands aprons, roads, and taxiways, while adding AI parking, static vehicles, light poles, and fences. Two BGL files, KPSF_AFX_JC.bgl and KPSF_JC.bgl, implement the changes using stock objects with no additional libraries.
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KOAK's Oakland upgrade provides two .bgl files, KOAK_KA.bgl and KOAK_KA_CVX.bgl, to replace default airport data. It tunes AI gate assignments for MyTraffic X 5.2 and WOAI, while still compatible with other traffic solutions. Runways 11, 29, and 27R receive reworked ILS approaches with integrated missed procedures.
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Rick Marcinko delivers a corrected file for VAPO Pune VOR/DME (PUN) intended for use with PUNEFSX.ZIP, replacing an earlier BGL and raising the VOR/DME range to 195 nm from 27 nm. The change addresses reports of limited range and is presented as a straightforward swap.
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Neil Birch presents an enhancement to the original farm scenario, refining terrain with field undulations and a visible mesh while adding road traffic and farm sounds at all strips. The package includes .bgl files that overwrite older ones in the existing project folder.
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By The Netherlands 2000 Design Team, this edition centers on EHAL Ameland, delivering close-up coverage of the island airfield within the NL2000 v4 framework. It uses a modular installation requiring the NL2000 v4 installer to integrate with other NL2000 segments, while preserving high-definition ground visuals and precise airport structures.
Netherlands21.46 MB137Near Quebec City, Canada, the Lauzon point hosts the Davie yard area along the St. Lawrence River, a notable VFR landmark, by Pierre Baillargeon. There are six .bgl files and a folder containing two .bmp images.
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By Dirk Steinnagel, this EO28-focused addition centers on Iserlohn-Summern in Germany. It holds a Static Objects Library and a file named Sümmern.bgl, the two items live in the Addon area for EO28 use, with Sümmern.bgl delivering the BGL data.
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Uwe Schweitzer crafts a small airfield near Uetersen in Schleswig-Holstein. It provides photorealistic terrain derived from real-world data with winter season and autogen, and blends library objects from Rwy12, Flightport, Aerosoft's VFR Germany, using EDHO_Traffic.bgl together with BR2_EDHO AFX.BGL.
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The airport at KMSS gains GA parking, several new buildings, and a missing taxiway, while static aircraft and vehicles add variety. Two files, KMSS_AFX_JC.bgl and KMSS_JC.bgl, deliver the changes, with AirNav diagrams and Google Earth guiding accuracy, while all objects remain stock and no libraries are required, credited to Jim Cook.
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KLWB in Lewisburg, West Virginia receives an improvement by Jim Cook, delivered via two BGL files named AFX_KLWB_JC.bgl and KLWB_JC.bgl. It adds extra GA parking spaces aligned correctly, a few small buildings, static aircraft and vehicles, and reorients commercial gates with updated airline assignments.
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Jimmy R. Martin delivers a freeware rendition of KGRE Greenville Airport in Greenville, IL, located near farmland just east of St. Louis. It features enhanced runway and taxiway lighting, static airport equipment, and an adjusted parking layout tailored for typical general aviation traffic.
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Fireworks light western Washington from Port Angeles to Tacoma, with displays across Mount Vernon, Port Townsend, Blaine, and the San Juan Islands. By Josef A. Kunzlar, a Mount Vernon image shows an evening display nearby.
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Granville Airport, NY (B01) functions as a small craft field in upstate New York. Its narrow airstrip presents a challenge for the novice pilot, and the rendering by Alan D. Griswold balances accuracy with performance.
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Ulrich Loehl offers a German airport identified by the code EDKU as freeware, anchoring the work to Germany and the EDKU designation as a distinct reference for pilots seeking a no-cost addition for local aviation.
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Southbridge, located in central Massachusetts, features a small local airport that serves the area. The project centers on a file named SouthbridgeMA.bgl, with credit given to Dick Kittredge for its creation, and emphasizes a town-focused aviation layout.
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Regis Dassylva authors Natashquan near CYNA in Quebec and releases CYNA2K4 and CYNAFSX as freeware, based on summer 2009 photographs; he notes that some building fronts do not reflect reality, while the work remains compatible with Mesh de M.Gilles Gauthier and includes a ground cover by Gilles Gauthier.
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Uwe Schweitzer authors EDPQ for SP2 with DX9 support at Schmidgaden airfield. Located in Upper Palatinate, east Bavaria near the Czech border, north of Regensburg, the airstrip's real runway is asphalt, though the default layout is noted, and the work remains freeware.
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The project updates taxiways, runways, and parking at the airport at Red Wing, Minnesota (KRGK) using real satellite imagery from Google Earth, with detail drawn from default library objects. Phillip Coyle compiles KRGK_ADE.BGL and KRGK_ADE_CVX.BGL with Airport Design Editor, and display settings must be at least normal.
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The airfield with code KUWL sits in New Castle, Indiana, and serves as a straightforward add-on for the region, easily identified by its registration. By Jimmy R. Martin, the author emphasizes a simple enhancement for the field today.
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