For FS2004 and FSX including NAV-COM KX-155 (1&2), KR-87 ADF, KN-62 and KN-63 DME (to give the choice) , KT-76C XPNDR , KMA- 24 Audio-Selector. The main idea was to replace the common appliances proposed in several default (Cessna, Baron, ... ) or third party aircrafts by something esthetically more realistic but without any useless sophistication. By Pierre Fasseaux

Fs2004/FSX Spitfire MK 1A WW2 fighter. The first production Spitfire, the Mk I was powered by a Merlin III giving 1,030 hp and a maximum speed of 367 mph. This is the mark that mostly fought in the Battle of Britain. It entered service in 1938 with 19 and 66 Squadrons. In all some 1,566 Mk I Spitfires were produced. This Supermarine Spitfire Mk IA, JZ-E (AR213), 57 OTU, RAF, was flown by F/O J.H. "Ginger" Lacey, 1942. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

This is a military base in North Eastern Russia, near to the Alaskan islands, if you want to measure it as the Tu-160 flies. This aiport has a huge runway, a few taxiways, fuel box, an open hangar, another hangar with Su-27 and gaurds, and more. If you measure the wingspan of the Tu-160, fully spread, the wings wouldn't go over the edges of the runway. There is also a small fleet of ships and a carrier off the bay, along with a landable bridge along the North side of the bay. Created for me by McSics.

FS Flying School 2009 is a revolutionary new add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator FSX and 2004. It adds a talking instructor to your cockpit that provides feedback and evaluation of all aspects of your take-off, flight, and landing. Free playable demo!

Boeing B377 with Updated VC. Boeing 377 Modified Virtual Cockpit. FS2004/FS2002 BOEING B377 Stratocruisers British Overseas Airways Corporation. 3 models: Delivery Scheme 1949. 2nd scheme (white Fin) 1951 Final scheme (Blue Fin). American Overseas Airlines One Model. GMAX Version 1 8/2003. Built by Greg Pepper. Painted by Dave McQueen. Minor assistance from Tom Gibson. Technical and testing help from Dave McQueen. Virtual Cockpit modified by Jorge Buiatti. Includes: Primary Flight Display, Nav Flight Display, Pitot & Gps-Nav Switch, panel with Gps and Autopilot Heading Window (default gauges used). Also include DME, Automatic Pilot Stack, Lights Switch, Cowl Flaps Switch, Vor2 (to make more easy to intercept the radials Vor when you are flying through the Sids & Stars airports with IVAO for example), Radio, ATC, MAP and GPS Icons, even one Clock with Wind vector (clicking the clock's centre you will see the direction wind but no the speed of it- this gauge from Tom Gibson's California Classics DC6-B) and some extra gauges like Oil Pressure and Oil Temperature from Tom Gibson's California Classics DC6-B gauges. The Engine Start switch and Fuel Valves gauges are from Daisuke Yamamoto, Kubota Hiroaki, Luis da Costa Pereira & Fabio Bonoldi's Lockheed WP-3D Hurricane Hunter. I know that this is not the real Cockpit but now you can fly from the Virtual Cockpit without make changes to 2D Panel Cockpit. All gauges are included into the Gauge.Zip

737-800 Montenegro Airlines texturesonly for the default FSX Boeing 737-800.

Updated, added lights original did not have em(helo deck, markers). Added stock spray effect, improved smoke. Camera definitions added for other parts of boat. Deck gun effects... Updated by Thunder. by Bruce Fitzgerald

Updated, added lights original did not have em(helo deck, markers). Added stock spray effect, improved smoke. Camera definitions added for other parts of boat. Deck gun effects... Updated by Thunder. by Bruce Fitzgerald

Updated, added lights original did not have em(helo deck, markers). Added stock spray effect, improved smoke. Camera definitions added for other parts of boat. Deck gun effects... Updated by Thunder. by Bruce Fitzgerald

This is another repaint for the FSX Default 747. The last Air Canada 747 was retired in 2004 and was replaced by Airbus A340s. The A340s retires three to four years later and were replaced by the Boeing 777-300ER fleet. This aircraft was repainted in memory of the 747-400 fleet for Air Canada. Splash Screen Included. By Victor Vu.