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Boeing 747-400 ATA default textures only.
A Repaint for the 737-400 in FS 2004/2002 in ATA colors. Not
exactly like their planes, but pretty close. The tail is just
too difficult to get the striped flag like on the real planes,
so I just used the logo. By John Alcor. 399K |
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Project Tupolev Ilyushin Il-62M, Version 1.0
- Ilyushin Il-62M Vim Airlines with several custom features
(e.g. extendable/retratable landing light, tail support, etc.)
- Captain, Copilot and Navigator Panel - custom Autopilot -
authentic NV-PB Navigation System with several modes incl. the
standard maneuver mode (rectangular approach pattern). - Interial
Navigation System I-21 INS - KLN-90B GPS (Beta) - Weather radar
'Groza' - custom Joystick Setup device - a lot of unique features,
e.g. landing gear tail support, custom elevator and stabilizer
handling - continuous Flaps operation - authentic reverse thrust
control (icl. opening/closing of reverser doors), reverse selectable
when airborne - flight data recordeP - basic soundset (authentic
soundset will follow soon) - preliminary manual. by Stepan Gritsevsky
and Michael Ackermann (Project Tupolev). 14.6MB |
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US Airways Boeing 737-300.
Boeing 737-300, CFM engines, in the US Airways livery; aircraft
registration ID: N526AU. This is a photoreal repaint. Textures
painted by: Claudio A. Dobre (SKYCOLORS TEAM member). Original
aircraft by: FSPainter. 1MB |
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MyAir.Com A320-200.
CFM Airbus A320-200, CFM engines, in the livery of MyAir.Com;
aircraft registration ID: EI-DJI. Textures repainted by: Claudio
A. Dobre (SKYCOLORS TEAM member). 904K |
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| FS2004
Airbus A330-300 Updated.
Includes Qantas, LTU & Monarch Airlines. The Airbus response
to the 767, the twin aisle A330 has proven popular with airlines
thoughout the world. This package contains 3 models with the
three engine types offered on the A330. By Mike Stone. 2MB |
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Airbus A380-100 Updated.
Qantas Airlines. .Due for first flight in 3rd quarter of 2004,
the massive A380 will be the largest commercial airliner in
the world. Includes custome panel. By Mike Stone. 751K |
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