Nolinor operates a fleet of 737-200s, -300s, -400s, and -800s, making the Boeing 737 MAX 8 a sensible choice for Nolinor's future expansion. Model by TDS with textures by Dbob. This addon also includes upgraded VC textures and sounds.

This is a modernised version of Icelandair's iconic Vatnajokull Glacier livery, on their recently ordered Airbus A321LR. Model by Project Airbus with NEO engine mod by Bret Herman. Updated VC by Speedbird77 with built in FMC by Garret Smith. PW1100G sounds included. Assembled and textured for FSX by Dbob. Already includes the model fix.

This is a modernised version of Icelandair's iconic Hekla Aurora livery, on their recently ordered Airbus A321LR. Model by Project Airbus with NEO engine mod by Bret Herman. Updated VC by Speedbird77 with built in FMC by Garret Smith. PW1100G sounds included. Assembled and textured for FSX by Dbob. Already includes the model fix.

Icelandair plans to use the Airbus A321LR to replace its aging fleet of Boeing 757s. The airline already has one aircraft on order (TF-IAA), which is represented by this package, and should be delivered in real life in November this year. Model by Project Airbus with NEO engine mod by Bret Herman. Updated VC by Speedbird77 with built in FMC by Garret Smith. PW1100G sounds included. Assembled and textured for FSX by Dbob. Already includes the model fix.

Nolinor currently operates one Boeing 737-800 on behalf of OWG. This package represents how the aircraft would look in Nolinor's main livery. Model by TDS with textures by Dbob. This addon also includes upgraded VC textures and sounds.

Although Ryanair doesn't operate the Airbus A320, Lauda Europe (a Ryanair subsidiary) does. This package is a "what if?", representing 9H-LMF and 9H-LMH, two Lauda A320s, in BUZZ and Malta Air's liveries. Model by Project Airbus with an Updated VC by Speedbird77 and a built in FMC by Garret Smith. IAEv2500 sounds included. Textures by Dbob.

This is an update for FSX of the Dassault Dornier Alphajet by AlphaBleuCiel and modified by Philippe Wallaert. I have changed the position of some gauges and resized the HUD on the 2D panel; removed the annoying, to me, round whatever it was from the right side window of the 2D panel; corrected the position of the smoke; corrected the contact points where necessary; moved the white nav light slightly; removed the choice for a 4x3 panel; and updated the flight dynamics. First warning new e-mail address.

Although Ryanair doesn't operate the Airbus A320, Lauda Europe (a Ryanair subsidiary) does. This package is a "what if?", representing 9H-LMG, a Lauda A320, in Ryanair's livery. Model by Project Airbus with an Updated VC by Speedbird77 and a built in FMC by Garret Smith. IAEv2500 sounds included. Textures by Dbob.

Modifications for the FSX Native ALPHA Saab Draken as published by Dangerous Beans at SOH. Over forty mostly small modifications are applied for the AlphaSim Saab Draken. Most notably are Cockpit sounds, HUD addition, better lights implementation, better tooltip texts for gauges, fuel dump system, and smoother afterburner effects. Also three extra liveries, American, Acro Delta team, and Swedish camo have been added. For a complete list of the modifications see files Flanker256.txt and Draken_ALPHA_mod.pdf. These files do also contain a full credits list. For more info see file WhatIsThis.txt. Modifications have been tested okay in Prepar3D v4+ but will most likely work in FSX and configuration files for FSX are included. Out of respect of the FSX native conversion developer(s) this archive is NOT the complete aircraft. You have to download the full aircraft at SOH sim-outhouse.org Original aircraft link is: https://sim-outhouse.org/sohforums/resources/alpha-saab-draken-for-fsx-p3d.888/ For installation of this aircraft please do read file WhatIsThis.txt. Happy flights.

This model is of the Japanese Navy's Mitsubishi F1M2 Type Zero Observation Seaplane Model11. It was named "Type Zero Observation Seaplane" because it was officially adopted in the 2600th anniversary of the founding of Japan (1940). Therefore, it was nicknamed "Zerokan" and called "Pete" by the Allied forces. The F1M2 was planned in 1935 for the purpose of observing the gunfire of battleships. And it also needed to have the ability to eliminate enemy fire. It was an aircraft that deliberately chose an outdated biplane to fly high in a short time and to obtain maneuverability, and pursued its advantages to the utmost. Therefore, it was also called "the last biplane". It demonstrated high maneuverability and was used for air defense of fleets and bases, shooting down many American aircraft. This model was built in Blender and then finished for FSX using FSDS3.5.1. It has not been tested to see if it works with anything other than FSX ACCELERATION. (tested by admin in P3D 5) FSDS3.5.1 model by UENOSHING.