CFG ONLY - please back up your original CFG before installing. Designed to convert the Super Decathlon by Long Island Classics in to an easy to fly yet realistic IAC airplane, perfect for practicing and learning routines and just plain fun to fly.

FSX-FS2004 Mustang P-51b In April, 1942, a British test pilot, Ronald Harker, flew the Mustang and was very impressed by it. He suggested that the new plane would be a natural fit with the Rolls Royce Merlin 60-series engine, well-suited to high altitudes. At the prodding of Major Thomas Hitchcock, the Americans began working along the same lines (using the Packard license-built version of the Merlin), and the first Merlin-equipped Mustang, the P-51B, flew in November, 1942. The results were impressive, to say the least. At 30,000 feet, the improved Mustang reached 440 MPH, almost 100 MPH faster than the Allison-equipped Mustang at that altitude. Malcolm hood and standard hood versions with late model vertical fin included. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub

FSX-FS2004 Mustang P-51b In April, 1942, a British test pilot, Ronald Harker, flew the Mustang and was very impressed by it. He suggested that the new plane would be a natural fit with the Rolls Royce Merlin 60-series engine, well-suited to high altitudes. At the prodding of Major Thomas Hitchcock, the Americans began working along the same lines (using the Packard license-built version of the Merlin), and the first Merlin-equipped Mustang, the P-51B, flew in November, 1942. The results were impressive, to say the least. At 30,000 feet, the improved Mustang reached 440 MPH, almost 100 MPH faster than the Allison-equipped Mustang at that altitude. Malcolm hood and standard hood versions included. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub

FS2004/FSX DAE McDonnell Douglas MD-82, registrated N125MN. Textures only for the payware Leonardo SH Maddog MD-82 "Fly the Maddog 2010". Texture By Gustavo La Cruz.

Airbus A320-200 of Thomas Cook Airlines Belgium, with K3 on the fuselage. High quality textures by Mathieu Vos. Real A320 sounds by Abid Mounir. Modified for FSX by Chris Evans and included the default A321 VC.

This xml-based gauge is a multi functional instrument which can be used in any engine powered aircraft you like: From a four-engine Boeing 747 to a small single engine helicopter. The gauge consists of two main functions: In mode 1, it displays many fuel parameters including range and remaining flying time, based on current fuel consumption. This mode also contains a timer function. What is unique about this gauge is that it displays the distance you've covered so far. This parameter is linked to the timer Start/Stop button and Reset Button. Both parameters are not affected by the time-zone boundaries. The average speed is also displayed and calculated by dividing the covered distance value by the timer value. A simulation rate indicator has also been added. When clicking on it, the simulation rate can be changed. All the parameters remain accurate, also when time acceleration is used. In mode 2, the four door types can be opened and closed. it also displays the status of each door. Many thanks for Mr. N. E. Pike for his great tutorials about making xml gauges! I also want to thank Don Kuhn for his help. By Hans Zuidervaart.

Textures only for Tim Conrad's FSX Fairchild PT-19. 3 wartime USAAF schemes.

Project Opensky Boeing 737-700w Camair Co for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 ACOF Author: Mathieu Vos

Project Opensky Boeing 737-700w Transavia (Daar Word Je Vrolijk Van!) for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 ACOF Author: Mathieu Vos

FSX MYXA Fowl Cay Private resort island with expensive rentals. FSX Gold Acceleration required. People, flying sea gulls, dolphins playing and much more. jimmy R martin