Port Columbus International. Columbus Ohio FS9 Scenery converted to FSX Original Scenery by Sidney Schwartz, converted to FSX by Timothy Thomas Detailed terminal, extra parking, Airliner Gate Assignments, and GSX ready. AFCAD as designed with GSX in mind

Aconcagua Mountain Range, Argentina, photoreal scenery. Includes base camp and heliport. Aconcagua is the highest mountain in the Americas at 6,960.8 m. It is located in the Andes mountain range, in the province of Mendoza, Argentina, and lies 112 kilometres northwest of its capital, the city of Mendoza. by juan30005

This Airport was updated by Google Maps and Airport Diagram. Adds lots of new Parking Spots and Runway Fixes. Also fixes all new runway numbers. Does not impact Frame Rates.

Originally named McCoy Air Force Base, Orlando International is the second-busiest airport in the state of Florida. Orlando International Airport consists of a hub-and-spoke layout with a large main terminal building in the center and four airside concourses. This project attempted to upgrade the default FSX using the latest version of ADEX v1.5 (airport editor by ScruffyDuck Software) and tested using FSXA (Acceleration). In brief the upgrade includes: fixing incorrect headings for ILS/DME runways 35R and 36R; installing missing ILS's; additional parking on all aprons combined and divided by cardinal points and letters corresponding to the 4 terminal airsides; some parking assigned with airline codes; improved Runways' width, length, and taxiways leading to them; additional buildings with roof objects and improved stock ones by adding roof antennae, AC's, radio signaling, etc.; additional vehicle ways and roads outside and inside the airport's perimeter; bridges over small bodies of water near the airport; lots of ground vehicles, both land and airport vehicles, objects and cargo; improved aprons' size; vehicle parking lots; and the B52 memorial park on the north-west side just off the Beachline Expressway near runway 18L; lots more. KMCO-Orlando International Upgrade by Jamagn.

This scenery includes dense, custom ground vegetation, high quality custom models, 5 hi-res (LOD19) photo real airports, and 6 hi-res 30cm/pixel Craters and Buttes in the surrounding area. This scenery was developed to be fully compatible with FTX/ORBX CRM. This scenery is also compatible with default FSX and FTX Global, but ground textures may not blend as well. All Photo Real imagery has been completely recolored from its original state. Scenery by Chris Britton of Emerald Scenery Design.

This package contains 21 airports in New Hampshire and Vermont. These airports are intended to be used with FSX and the free addon - TileProxy. TileProxy provides real-time photorealistic satellite imagery in place of the stock auto generated FSX scenery or any other scenery package. The package includes sixteen (16) stock FSX airports which have been modified (re-located runways, buildings, taxiways, etc.) to more accurately re-position them with the real-world scenery. In addition, there are two (2) unlisted airports which are not available in FSX. These airports are existing real private airports. There are also two (2) "abandoned" airports included (i.e. airports that no longer exist). These airports were active in the 1920s-1970s. There is also one (1) "phantom" airport included (i.e. airport that does not exist in the real world or FSX).

Barranquilla Airport, Atlantico, Colombia. Capable of handling large aircraft such as B747 and DC10. Currently it serves several airlines with international traffic to Miami and South American states. There is also GA traffic. This scenery provides buildings and ground objects.

FSX Grimes Airfield (8N1) Grimes Airfield is home to the Golden Age Air Museum, Pennsylvania, a living museum dedicated to preserving aviation's golden past. This detailed photoreal scenery includes the airfield and surrounding countryside as well as ten flyable AI airplanes. Fly in on the weekend to watch these classic airplanes take to the sky. By Christopher G. Clawson.

FS2004/FSX ACG IWM Duxford 2013 Update. This is an update to our 2011 ACG IWM Duxford scenery for FS9 and FSX. Brings Duxford up-to-date, The update contains both versions in one download. Also has flightplans for extra AI by John Young which are available as a seperate packages. By Stephen Legg and John Young

Mike Kelly's reduced clouds. The link for this zip file and the webpage is down, so uploaded here. From the text file included: "Here is an attempt at improving FSX framerates by reducing the size of the cloud textures. All texture dimensions have been reduced by 50%. Alpha channels have also been reduced and preserved. I have seen no ill effects on my system although the reduced clouds do seem slightly more "fuzzy". IMHO this is not bad, just different. Simply unzip into your Texture folder and overwrite the existing files (you may want to back them up first to preserve the originals)."