Cessna 172sp NS Aviation Textures for the default C712. As a request from my friends and fellow pilots, Javier and Santiago @ NS aviation in the North Perry Airport(KHWO) in Hollywood, FL. Here is one of their own, N737QT.

In salute of the crews who flew and fought in B-17G 42-38050 (BN-U)"Thunderbird". This repaint depicts a B-1B dressed in commemoration of Thunderbird and all who fought for our freedom in her.Many thanks to Gary Moncur at www.303rdbg.com/thunderbird/ for allowing this repaint. - may they never be forgotton -

This mission pack includes 3 missions all with Challenging Approaches that will test your piloting skills. SP2/Acceleration Only. www.SimMissions.com

The repaint represents Sea Prince WP308 based at RNAS Culdrose, Callsign: 572 Late fifties dayglo orange. You need to have installed German Navy Hunting Percival Pembroke mk54. Painted by Jaap de Baare as a request.

This Texture is for the AS365 Dophin by Antti Pankkonen

Just a small texture update to the engine pods, specifically the inboard faces. Not essential, just cosmetic, but it bugged the hell outta me!

Just a small texture update to the engine pods, specifically the inboard faces. Not essential, just cosmetic, but it bugged the hell outta me!

This challenging mission is a semi-historic though fictional depiction of the first jet combats of WW2 between No. 616 Squadron Mk3s and the German V-1 flying bomb. You'll need the AvHistory_WepPak from avhistory.org, otherwise everything is included within the zip file. The V-1s in this mission don't simply fly over a target, drop their ordnance (?) and continue flying, they actually descend and strike the target with a vengeance (no pun intended). Files include John Benfield's 'Meteor Mk3' from AvH.org, WolficatZ's 'Alert Siren' from combatfs.com and Mathias Pommerien's 'Random Spawn Swapper' from regshanger.com.

Textures only for the model of the BAe 146-300 by Jon Murchison. You will need to visit HJG to download the base model and sound pack along with a new 146 panel for this model created by Matthias Lieberecht. Repaint by Ingo Schwan.

SR-71A Blackbird Rapid Rabbit at 80000ft: Not another update I hear you say! Yes, this one is to automatically fly at mach 3.0 and 80000+ft and then manually for cruising speeds up to mach 3.5. It was inspired by an email contact with a real SR-71 pilot who spent 4 years and about 500 hours in the cockpit and knew her well. It became obvious that the normally quoted maximum of mach 3.2 was indeed the normal cruising speed and that the Blackbird was flown safely at faster speeds particularly when out running launched G-A missiles capable of mach 5. In a training mission over Arizona at 81000 feet, a pilot below asked for a GS check, 90 knots came the reply. A navy F-18 joined in, 620 kts on the ground the reply. Too good to miss, the RSO asked for a check from 81000 feet, the startled ATC officer answered Aspinxx I have you at 1982 kts 2282 mph on the ground. It begs simulation, so in the package there are two flights from the 1980's and it is another upgrade of Robert Barker's FS2000 SR71 61-7978 and of Bob Chilico's previous FS2004 update. A new aircraft based on the ALPHASIM textures for 61-7955 using this air file is included. It is a new experience to fly a plan at 80000+ ft and at supersonic speeds. A great challenge to manually tighten a turn at mach 3.5 and to get down again without running out of fuel. All that is missing is an A1 tanker to refuel her at altitude. Packaged by Ross McLennan. File: z_SR71_80.zip