This is a new scenery for Mackay Bar Idaho. Mackay Bar is an outfitters and guest ranch that is located on the Salmon river in the Frank Church Wilderness area. This file will add buildings and trees to the airstrip making it more realistic as well as adding extra buildings to Warren airport.

IRIAF (Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force)textures for Mike Stone's Fokker F27 updated for FSX by Arthur Vince. Textures by Mohammad Faali .

This repaint is for the payware "DC-6BLoBase" package by Just Flight. The original aircraft was used from 1953 until 1961 by Alitalia, Now this plane is a restaurant in "Villamarzana di Rovigo"near Verona.This textures set in Alitalia livery, requires the beautyful "DC-6BLoBase" package by Just Flight.

FSX Embraer 145LU Crossair Package. Embraer 145LU Crossair HB-JAM. Cossair was a Swiss regional airline headquartered on the grounds of EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg in Saint-Louis, Haut-Rhin, France, near Basel, Switzerland. It became Swiss International Air Lines after taking over most of the assets of Swissair following that airline's bankruptcy in 2002. Model by Project Opensky with VC. Edited to add missing gauges and added Honeywell FMC (Instrument panel - Views). High quality model with opening doors and stairs. All credit to the fantastic talents of the Project opensky team. Please read enclosed docs and be sure to add msvcr70.dll to main FSX folder to see gauges. FSX assembly and panel updates by Chris Evans. Zip preview for more images

This FS2004 flying car is inspired by the flying Ford Pinto. The car part isn't realistic enough to call it a real Ave Mizar! It is dedicated to the modern aviation pioneers. People who keep the dream of flight alive! It has wingfold animation to be able to use it as a normal car. No VC. If you want to drive without the wings, just press wingfold and you can go shopping.

LX-OCV was the first 747-400 of Cargolux which was painted into the new livery. This is a new Cargolux repaint for the default 747 of FSX. Happy Landings!

Alitalia textures for the payware PMDG B747-400 Repaint by Bruno Trampy

This update corrects the flight dynamics by pumping up the Lancasters tyres, provides the correct flight plan to match the image in the original upload. A sampler clip from the HD video upload to Youtube is also provided. Corrections and video by Ross McLennan. Youtube URL is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTbKgAMWGuk

FSX Embraer 145MP Team Lufthansa D-ACIR Package. Team Lufthansa was an alliance of regional airlines mainly in Germany, who flew niche routes on behalf of Lufthansa. It was founded in 1996 and existed until 2004, when Lufthansa reorganized its regional network as Lufthansa Regional. Model by Project Opensky with VC. Edited to add missing gauges and added Honeywell FMC (Instrument panel - Views). High quality model with opening doors and stairs. All credit to the fantastic talents of the Project opensky team. Please read enclosed docs and be sure to add msvcr70.dll to main FSX folder to see gauges. FSX assembly and panel updates by Chris Evans. Zip preview for more images

Version 1.1 (corrected ILS & terminal Jetways) This is a total reworking of KMKG - Muskegon County Airport in Muskegon, Michigan - USA. Photo scenery includes two seasonal photo real ground textures (winter included) covering the airport and on the south side of the airport. New buildings include a custom Terminal & Parking lot, FBO (Executive Air Trainsport), Control Tower, Terminal Shed, and Hanger for West Michigan Flying Club. All new buildings have night textures. Runway 32/14 has been lengthened to the current real world length & the old Runway 36/18 has been closed and turned into a taxiway.Various other changes include taxiway/sign modifications and autogen changes. This has been tested on FSX as well as P3d 2.2. Both work. The only difference is in P3d the night lighting will not "cover" the tarmac like in FSX. Special thanks goes out to Jim Dhaenens and allowing me to use his lighting objects. All other custom items where made by myself using google sketchup. ByMatt Wohlford