FSX Swiss Airports Volume 1. Add-on scenery for Locarno, Switzerland, and area Icao included in readme. By Miles Hanna

This is an update for FS9 of the AI Lockheed Neptune by Jaap de Baare. He has supplied me with a model file for it that has the jet engines uncovered. I have made it flyable and updated the flight dynamics, added a panel, and added smoke for the jets. This is the whole aircraft. No virtual cockpit.

Swiss Aerobatics Team Pilatus PC-7 Skin. For the PC-7 Peregrines above. Credits to the 3D Model designer Tim "Piglet" Conrad. One of my FS heroes!

Tarom Textures only for the default Boeing 747-400.

Textures only for the smallest four engine aircraft in the world, DH-114 Heron B2. The Prinair Pack from Carlos Marrero is required. Hand-drawn organic textures for Air North by Ingo Schwan.

This scenery will place many sailboats and yachts all over Rio de Janeiro. Program RWY12, part FS9 Port and Sea required. Highly recommended the Rio de Janeiro V9 scenery from Fern Marques and Newton Drumond. By Ingo Schwan.

Thai Royal edition fictional textures only for Thomas Ruth's A340-600 package .

The FSX flare effect is finally here. It can be intalled to any aircraft and can be activated by "i". Flares are fireballs which distracts heat-seeking missiles from the locked aircraft.

Weiser Airpark (KEYQ) scenery for FS2004. Weiser is located northwest of Houston, Tx. This package is very highly detailed for maximum realism. Includes photo-realistic seasonal ground textures and extensive night lighting, as well as loads of custom-made buildings made using digital photos. Complete package includes AFCAD files and AI aircraft. By James Shaddox

FS98/CFS de Havilland DH.104 Dove. LAN-CHILE Air Lines (1949-1954). The de Havilland DH.104 Dove was a British monoplane short-haul airliner from de Havilland, the successor to the biplane de Havilland Dragon Rapide and was one of Britain's most successful post-war civil designs. With the incorporation of the de Havilland DH.104 Dove, with capacity for eight passengers, Lan Chile begins the service with four daily frequencies to Valparaíso, being landed in the El Belloto airport and then they were personnel in the routes to La Serena and Conception. Months late these planes eventually made the route to Antofagasta in replacement of the Lodestar. In 1954 was signed an agreement with Allied Aircraft Company, Aviation Mart Company successor, whereby LAN was exchanging their twelve de Havilland Dove by DC-3, obtaining in exchange three Douglas DC-3. This virtual model represents de Havilland DH.104 Dove. # CC-CLX of LAN-CHILE, Línea Aérea Nacional de Chile, 1952. Original FS5 Virtual Model: Harry Follas. CFS/FS98 conversion, damage profile, moving parts and chilean textures: Edmundo Abad Feb. 2010.