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As far as i know it does, atleast ive played with mods like awesome sponsors, affinities, wonders, etc, and it worked pretty okay.
What i did notice is that its often difficult to play past a certain round, like i think i had issues with playing further than round 312, but this could very well be because of the AI going nuts at that point, with over 15 cities, and if you play with more than one AI then you get even more cities and unit spam.
So it takes a lot of time to "perfect" even a single cities area to optimum grassland+ affinity resources, because of basically having to do 1 terraforming for grassland tiles, 2 for things like hills, water, canyons, etc that dont have resources/improvements on them, and 3 for ones which have resources/improvements on them, even more if you dont want the resource that has been randomly spawned.
IIRC you have to research the terraforming technology which is located pretty far bottom right, IIRC it was tier 3 or 4 tech.
So this isnt really all that useful until you reach the late game, because it takes just too much time to unlock that tech even if you go for it right from the start, and if you dont want to cripple yourself by not taking quick upgrades like production or research boosting technológies then youll have to wait even longer.
The main reason i use it is so that i can work in a honeycomb pattern where i have a city on grassland hill, and then the surrounding 18 tiles are designated to the city, and then i put other cities with rotational symetry around the original city, if but only on hills because its pretty useful for late game where you cant change it afterwards, so i usually dont have too much luck with getting hills at the exact spots id need them at for new cities, so i often play basically tall instead of wide.
And why is there no satellite for planes?
I use it as long as i play civ be and i had no real issues with it functioning other than that you most likely need to terraform tiles with resources or improvements on them to canyons and then back into grasslands before you can do anything with them
since if you go from lets say tile with farm on it and go grasslands satelite it will end up leaving oil resource on it so you cant put strategic resources with the other satelite on it since there already is a resource