This is Chris Herring's Hawker Demon For Flight Simulator X. The Hawker Demon was Built as a two-seat fighter version of the Hawker Hart bomber, the Demon first flew in February 1933. The Demon was to be the first two-seat fighter operated by the Royal Air Force after World War I, and was the last two-seat biplane fighter to be manufactured in significant numbers. Powered by a Rolls Royce Kestrel V12 engine, the aircraft was faster than many of the single-seat aircraft at the time, but was soon outclassed by the new generation of monoplane fighters entering service in the mid to late 1930s.. Has 2d panel and basic VC. Textures and Updates by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft.

FS2004/FSX St. George / Mesquite (KSGU, 67L), Utah (UT) / Nevada (NV) photo-scenery Package. This scenery covers the area between St. George, Utah and Mesquite, Nevada. To the north of St. George the Pine Valley Mountains with their foothills of scenic red sandstone loom over the city. St. George Municipal Airport (KSGU) is mostly used for general aviation but is also served by SkyWest Airlines on behalf of Delta Connection. Because of it's location on a mesa this airport can't be expanded and so a new airport is currently being built southeast of the city at the site of an abandoned airfield. The opening is expected in 2011. To the south of the city make sure, you don't miss the Virgin River Gorge where the Virgin River winds thru a long winding canyon in the transition zone between the red rocks of southern Utahs Colorado Plateau and Nevadas Mojave Desert. Shortly afterwards you reach Mesquite which is situated just west of the Arizona stateline. Like nearly all Nevada cities near the stateline Mesquite is home to several Casinos. Mesquite Airport (67L) lies just north of the city. By Gottfried Razek.

USAF Douglas A-1 Skyraider "Midnight Cowboy" Textures only for Tim Conrads A-1J Skyraider(above). Textures by Henry William.

FS2004 Sikorsky S-43B PP-PBM Panair do Brasil Sikorsky twin-engine amphibian built in 1936. S-43B had twin vertical tails for greater stability, and an extended nose section as an attempt to cut down water spray. Two versions included: PP-PBM used by Panair do Brasil, and NC16927 for Pan Am. These were the same aircraft. NC16927 was allocated to Panair after delivery to Pan Am. Top speed over 190 mph. Range 820 miles at cruising speed of 171 mph. Carries 15 passengers. FSDS3.5 model with virtual cockpit and passenger cabin. By George Diemer. Air file mods by Randy Cain.

This is Alpha Sim's freeware P-80 Shooting Star For Flight Simulator X. This is 45-8490 / FT-490 currently on display at the Castle AFB Museum, Atwater, California. She wears a single MiG-15 kill marking under the cockpit canopy. Textures and Updates by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft.

Fictional Southern Seas Airport, named 'Harry', situated between Africa and Australia Far west of Perth. Created for the lack of anything on this island between Africa and Australia.

Textures only for the payware Lago F-16 in Tigermeet 2006 F-16 textures.

Added Objects such as a resort Area across from the airport with Hotels port cranes And further up the coast I added and Industrial Area and Hospital with a landing pad on the roof Also inclused Around the runways is A Sea plane Dock With A Piper float plane parked. The Are Dolphins and Orkas in the area!

McDonnell-Douglas MD-82,cn 49796, ex-Alitalia registration I-DAVW. Renamed "El Varguense", now wears the new livery colors of Aeropostal (Alas de Venezuela), registration YV444T. Fully reworked textures, tail and wings. Textures only for SGA's latest Douglas MD-80 series release, (sga80.zip), by Erick Cantu & Frank Idone package. By Juan Ernesto Oropeza.

Grumman S2-E Tracker c/n 149878, registration ARV-103, as a part of the Antisubmarine Squad, (Escuadrilla Antisubmarina), Escuadron Aeronaval of the Marina de Venezuela, This aircraft had a long service with this unity, being retired in the 90's. Textures only for the payware Perfect Flight Grumman S2-A/E Tracker (payware package), by Massimo Taccoli and Stefano Caputo, By Gustavo La Cruz and Juan Ernesto Oropeza.