Second Phase in this fictional Canadian Airbase. ICAO is CAN1 ILS Rwy 29 Freq 110.75

Boeing 737-800 Fictional Private Livery Textures for the default FSX B737-800.

RealEngineV11 module Adapted for the payware Shockwave Wings of Power II P40 Gunter (teson1) RealEngine module is to (severely) penalize flying an aircraft under conditions outside of those recommended. Engine, Gear, Flaps.

Having tried many different runway/taxiway lighting systems, I decided to re-create a near realistic runway lighting system for the Fs9 (fs2004) Microsoft Flight Simulator. With these lights, when approaching the runway and while on the ground, the lights will give almost a realistic feel to them. I am also including a weathered taxiway markings for your taxiways. I am not attaching any runway/taxiway surface texture files as there are many that are available online. Please always make a backup of your original should you need to revert to them. There is no noticeable frame rate loss at all with these changes. I hope you enjoy it. The changes to the lighting system: 1. Modified the graphics to add some illusion of depth and to make the illusion of atmospherics affecting the lights especially on approach. Try a zoom factor of .75 on approach.. 2. Runway/taxiway lights creates ambient lighting, reflecting lights on the ground (the illusion of it). 3. Each lights have their light holder clearly visible from the aircraft, adding to a greater realism. 4. Modified the amber color to near amber/white for better visibility. Known issue: When flying inverted, the lights will appear inverted due to the way Microsoft flight simulator handles the texture file. This is a complete Version. You don't need the 1.4 Version. Please refer the readme file for installation.

Shadowsix Lakenheath Alphasim FSX F-111 PIG HUD PROJECT Based at Lakenheath UK. 4 repaints,RED 188 494th, YELLOW 887 493rd, BLUE 442 492nd, GREEN 708 495th.Must have either Alphasim or Virtavia F-111 Aardvark already installed . Specifically made for use with F-111 PIG HUD panel package files. By Karol Chlebowski

FSX Aero L-29 Delfin package. Tim Conrad's L29 Delfin updated to FSX. Includes an installer, full aircraft, vc and 2d panel, additional textures, and instructions on how to include in EditvoicepackX. Acceleration and Non-Acceleration Compatibility. By Shane Reilly.

FS2004 Aero Commander AC560 Lukla Air Service. This is a complete aircraft with 2D and virtual cockpit (VC). Original model by Milton Shupe, Repaint by Ingo Schwan.

Warning this is a very difficult Mission!! for the Carenado 208, but you can use the Default 208 also. This flight will take the Lama Chanting Band, four guys, to small airfields in the mountains of Buthan. Weather is really bad but the show must go on!..Flying around these muntains as Lama Phumpha-Bam says " It is an excercise for high flying buzzards and not meant for humans"...anyway you, the pilot even if not a buzzard, must do your job and fly within those high mountains.

The Westland Wapiti - CFS1 The Westland Wapiti was a two-seat general-purpose biplane and as requested by the Air Ministry, incorporated in its design, several de Havilland D.H.9A component parts. The prototype Wapiti first flew in March 1927 and was awarded an initial order of 25 production Mk I included one that specially modified with a more luxurious rear cockpit for the Prince of Wales to fly in. Mk I was powered by a 425hp Bristol Jupiter VI engine, but subsequent Mk II and Mk IIA had 450hp Jupiter VI and 475hp Jupiter VIIIF or similar engines. There were a small number of lengthened Wapiti Mk V and some unarmed Mk VI trainers which brought the total produced for the Royal Air Force to 501. The Westland Wapiti also served the Air Forces of Australia, South Africa (where Wapitis were built under licence), Canada, India and China. Les Stone 1st Dec 2010

Adriatic sea, 1914 - 1918 FS2004 scenery Scenery includes Kumbor seaplane base and some ships and objects in Cattaro harbor, Teodo harbor and in more distant regions of Adriatic sea as it was during the First World war 1914 – 1918 years. (c) 2010, Alexander Belov