This is a basic design Berjiev/Ilyushin A-50 from FS2002 adapted to use in Flight Simulator X. Includes a 2d panel. No VC.

This is a FS9 self-contained scenery package for the York airport in Southern Ontario, Canada, CPP6. This one is corrected and tested. I apologise for the previous version that didn't work. This is a small airport but, as it turns out, busy. This package works in FS2004 (FS9). It also works in FSX but with reduced items - there is a better version at Simviation for FSX. This one doesn't work in Prepar3D. There is another package for P3D, but animations and timed objects don't work in Prepar3D. The package includes traffic aircraft. If you install the aircraft in the appropriate Aircraft folder in FS9, the traffic will appear; if not, the traffic won't appear. Made by Fern Marques with aircraft models by Dave Pearce.

Boeing 737-800 American Airlines/PSA Retro Livery. The third of my American Heritage Liveries. B737-800 model by Project Opensky. Enhanced VC by Alejandro Rojas Lucena. Paint by Dave Rocholl.

RAF North Creake is a former Royal Air Force station located 3.3 miles (5.3 km) southwest of Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk and 5.7 miles (9.2 km) northwest of Fakenham, Norfolk, England. Originally used in 1941 as a decoy site for RAF Docking, construction of this Class A airfield began in October 1942, with the station being provided with accommodation for 2,951 male and 411 female staff. The airfield had 36 loop type hardstandings, two T2 hangars and one B1 hangar. By December 1943 the airfield had passed to 100 Group, although it did not immediately become operational as consideration was given to upgrading the airfield to Very Heavy Bomber Standard. In the event, this did not take place, with RAF Sculthorpe being selected for upgrade. Short Stirling III's from 199 Squadron arrived in May 1944 to complete Window and Mandrel operations against enemy radar tracking of Bomber Command raids, however, in March 1945 these were changed to Handley Page Halifax III's. In September 1944, No. 199's 'C' Flight was used to re-form 171 Squadron, who contributed to 100 Group's radio counter-measures activities with Halifaxes. The RAF relinquished the station in 1947, and the area is now used for agriculture, though some evidence of runways, buildings and facilities remains. Seventeen aircraft were lost from the airfield, eight Stirling's and nine Halifax's. The control tower survives, and has been converted into a house, offering bed and breakfast. Source: Wikipedia

FS2004. British Klemm 'Eagle' The first aircraft produced by The British Klemm Aircraft Company. This was a re-design of a Klemm to meet British standards. Contact points corrected. v2 By Edward Cook.

Boeing 737-800 American Airlines/TWA Retro Livery. The second of my American Heritage Liveries. B737-800 model by Project Opensky. Enhanced VC by Alejandro Rojas Lucena. Paint by Dave Rocholl.

Boeing 737-800 American Airlines/AirCal Retro Livery. The first of my American Heritage Liveries. Boeing 737-800 model by Project Opensky. Enhanced VC by Alejandro Rojas Lucena. Paint by Dave Rocholl.

The Tupolev TU95 "Bear" is a long range nuclear bomber introduced during the cold war in 1956 by USSR. Original model by Vladimir Zhyhulskiy, modififications by Andreas Rotowski, sounds by Kelly McKernan. VC adaptation, gauges, panels for wide and standard screen by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file for installation and configuration. Enjoy!

Wildlife+ v2 FSX & P3D autogen bird, animal and sea life. Bring some more life into your sim world with interactive Wildlife+ and see the difference. Includes models by Ivar Danielsen from his Animals of the World series. Fully customisable with regional wildlife groups, ability to adjust wildlife parameters and add additional sim objects. This utility is a continuation on from XBirds.

FSX Virgin Atlantic Airbus A350-1000 v4. This CamSim version 4 features more Animated Ground Servicing (AGS), featuring trucks hooking and unhooking trailers and static displays. 2d panel but no VC. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.