Sunwing Airlines is a Canadian operated airline based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. These textures are for the default Boeing 737-800 and feature the Sunwing "white" repaint. Add this to your Air Canada, Westjet, and other Canadian Airlines inventory. Textures by kilocharlie1.

11.11.03 "DC10dfb_vFS9" Panel update - FINAL McDonnel-Douglas DC-10 (KC-10) Custom Panel for Microsoft Flight Simulator 9. FS2004 only. Built by: Dale Britton Olympia, WA. USA

FSX Emirates B777-31H A6-EMM Original Fs2004 model by Project Opensky. Emirates textures by Aziz Palas. Aircraft and VC adapted for FSX by Chris Evans using Danny Garnier's VC and 2d panel updates. Custom Boieng 777 sounds. All my files work and are tested. All credit goes to original designers who's talent has made the Flight Simulator what it is today. Chris Evans

PanAm "what if" livery applied to the Premier Aircraft Design Dornier Seastar. Make sure to read the readme! Named after a friend of mine who gave the green light for this project. By Josef A. Kunzlar of FSXTipline

Wide screen (16/9) 2D panel (no VC) for the BAE/BOEING T45C. See instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file. All custom gauges in xml.

Welcome to the South Pacific. You will find yourself flying 19 missions here in a fighter, dive bomber or torpedo plane in some of the toughest battles of the Pacific war. This is meant to be an historical campaign, based on the carrier battles of the Battle of the Eastern Solomons (22-25 August 1942) and the Battle of Santa Cruz (25-27 October 1942. The campaign is named “Desperate Battles” because at this stage of the war the US Navy was fighting uphill. That is, they had fewer resources than the Japanese, in many ways inferior aircraft and less experienced pilots. In both engagements, the Japanese are the attackers and the USN has to fight a defensive struggle.

This texture depicts the seventh C17A delivered to the United Kingdom's Royal Air Force, ZZ177 (09-0207), in 99 Squadrons 10th Anniversary of C17 operations tail colours. Requires Payware Virtuavia C17.

This is an update of my FS2004/FSX freeware scenery for EDDB, BER (former Berlin Schoenefeld after its extension to Berlin Brandenburg Airport). Changes: - Updated threshold positions according to construction plans I got in 2011. - Updated parking spot locations. - Real taxiway and gate labels, including gate sizes for A380 and all taxiway signs. - Updated layout of the terminal (south and north pier, which has been an option in 2006, are built now). - Real ILS IDs and frequencies for the new runway I got from German ATC. - New light spots.

Included here are all three Tiger Class Cruisers for FSX, two of which are helicopter landable. They are provided in both static and AI form. Please see the installation instruction in the relevant folder for information on how to use them in FSX. They were produced using FSDS 3.5.1, and compiled using the FSX Acceleration/SP2 SDK. They have been tested using FSX with Acceleration/SP2 only, and Windows XP Home edition. The three ships are:- HMS Lion (C34) –Shown as originally produced with two twin 6in. Turrets and three twin 3in turrets. No helicopters and no missile armament. HMS Tiger (C20) –Shown as converted with the aft 6in. turret replaced by a helicopter deck and hanger, and the two aft 3in. turrets replaced with Sea Cat Launchers. The Type 960 radar on the aft mast replaced with a single Type 965 AKE-1. HMS Blake (C99) –Shown as converted with the aft 6in. turret replaced by a helicopter deck and hanger, and the two aft 3in. turrets replaced with Sea Cat Launchers. The Type 960 radar on the aft mast replaced with a single Type 965 AKE-1. All vessels come in two versions, one with wake effect and one without. You can choose whichever you prefer. They also have navigation lights which only show at dawn, night and dusk. These are the standard aircraft navigation fx effects, and as such cannot be seen from the distances prescribed in the International Regulations for Prevention of Collision at Sea (IRPCS). I tried with larger effects, but the bloom and reflection was too great, and they could clearly be seen from a horizontal angle at which they should not! I therefore reverted to the aircraft lights.

This is a Lexus Livery for Mike Stone's FSX StoneAir Stingray from Kalle 2050.