FS2004 Pullmantur Air Boeing 747-412. A repaint for the Project Open Sky B747-400 v4. By Xudeva Irribarra.

This package is for those who like to have a decent vc for this great Ito model, even though its gauges are non-functional. The VC now fully matches the 2D panel,which was updated for FSX by Michael E. Roberts some time ago. It also features new camera views and weapon effects by Erwin Welker. Original model by Kazunori Ito, VC panel design by Michael Pook.

Wichita, Kansas Scenery. This version adds several General Aviation hangars, the UPS Freight Hangar, as well as the Doubletree Hotel. It works and looks best with the Megascenery Kansas package. By Mike Epright

FS2004 Delta Airlines B777-9X. Boeing launched the B777-9X at the Dubai Air Show on Sunday 17th was the official day of the launch of the Boeing 777-9X. Model by Hiroshi Igami. Features: dynamic flexing wings, body gear steering under 15kt above 1kt, nose gear steering under 60kt above 1kt, rudder lock under 60kt above 1kt, ground spoiler only works on ground, low speed aileron locks at high speed, fully animated control surfaces, fully independent suspension, trim animation, opening passenger doors, animated tilting bogies, rolling wheels, animated thrust reversers, detailed textures, full night lighting, crash affects, ground service vehicles when cargo door open and more. By: Aziz Polash

FS2004 Qatar Airways B777-9X. Boeing launched the B777-9X at the Dubai Air Show on Sunday 17th was the official day of the launch of the Boeing 777-9X. Model by Hiroshi Igami. Features: dynamic flexing wings, body gear steering under 15kt above 1kt, nose gear steering under 60kt above 1kt, rudder lock under 60kt above 1kt, ground spoiler only works on ground, low speed aileron locks at high speed, fully animated control surfaces, fully independent suspension, trim animation, opening passenger doors, animated tilting bogies, rolling wheels, animated thrust reversers, detailed textures, full night lighting, crash affects, ground service vehicles when cargo door open and more. By: Aziz Polash

FSX/FS2004 Lockheed C-5 Galaxy package with USAF White, Camo, Gray, textures. Lockheed's massive C5 Galaxy had its origins with the CX-HLS project of 1963, which specified a heavy transport which could carry 250,000 lbs over 3,000 miles without inflight refueling. The first C-5A flew on June 30, 1968, with the last example delivered in May, 1973. The C-5 has 'roll-on, roll-off' capabilities, with huge clamshell doors in the rear, and a nose (visor) that lifts above the cockpit. Comes in 3 textures - white, camo and grey. Custom VC and 2d panel. Opening front and rear loading bays. Added Honeywell FMC and Posky Util for door control. Ex payware from Alphasim/Virtavia. Packaged by Michael Litze.

FS9 Pilatus PC7 Astra MKII The model was designed with FSDS 3.5.2 building for FS9 using MakeMdl. It is a major re-design of a previous model,as well as major changes to the Aerodynamics based on the real life PC7 manual. The aircraft features drooping gear doors and flaps when engine is off,an animated pilot and normal animated parts, flaps, gear, etc. It also features clickable switches in the VC and a realistic 2d glass cockpit with PC7 specific new XML gauges . Thinus Pretorius.

This package is for those who are missing a VC in this awesome aircraft, even though it's a static VC with non-functional gauges. The 2D panel has been modified by Erwin Welker. Original FS9 model by Kazunori Ito, VC update and panel configuration by Michael Pook.

Airtours was launched in 1991 before the UK based airline merged with Thomas Cook in 2007. This package includes the Thomas Ruth model or, if you already have that, just use the texture. To fly in High Definition follow the simple instructions included in the download.

The airport named Taylor field (on 1970's sectional charts) is a small 1800' strip not shown in the stock FSX list of airports. There is no ICAO code or other designator I could find with extensive research. I used my own code of NY3C. This is a part reality part historic scenery as it represents the modern day airport, the Glenn Curtiss Museum, and adjacent to the Airport a facsimile of the original horse racetrack that was used by Glenn Curtiss to fly his June Bug on July 4th 1908. It is a close As I can determine to the original spot using archival photos and conversations with the Director of the Curtiss Museum, Traff Doherty. Extensive use of new land class is also employed to give a better representation of the geographic area. This will work with FSX stock scenery, but is designed with UTX (Flight One Software) in mind. It will work with ORBX Global and Global Vector as well. With these latter two there may be some missing roads but it won't affect the scenery.