FS2004 SE210 Caravelle Armee D'lair, (French Air Force). Textures only in the livery of Armee D'lair's presidentiale flight as used by Charles De Gaulle for Mike Stone's Caravelle (required - here). 197K

FS2004 Air France SE210 Caravelle This is the complete package for an Air France Caravelle F-BHRI christened “Bretagne”. The model is by J R Lucariny, with the re-paint by Ian Roussel. 1.6MB

FS2004 Airbus 320-200 Marine Airways It features a complete range of moving parts, including flaps, slats, spoilers, steerable nose wheel, etc. It also includes a tranparent cockpit with pilot figures and night lights/textures.With custom panel. Repainted job by Marine Aubert Original aircraft by Mike Stone. 552K

FS2004 Royal Bahrain Flight BBJ2. Boeing Business Jet 2, in Royal Bahrain Flight livery (Factious), Model by Kittyhawk Studios. Repaint by Mohammed Al-Khalifa. 1.7MB

FS2004 Gulfstream IV Version 4 Additional Textures Pack. Wicked Lemon Yellow, Shocking Red and All-Over Black. .The textures will also work fine with the AI version of the plane. Requires Rick Sasala/Roger Mole's G IV available here. 1.2MB

FS2004 Iberia "EC-BIA" SE210 Caravelle Textures only. Requires J R Lucariny's SE210 Caravell available here. Repaint by Antonio Requena. 750K

FS2004 VG Airlines iFDG Airbus A320-214. VG Airlines of Belgium only flew A330s before declaring bankruptcy in 2003. This is a repaint of an A320 in VG Airlines colours. This is a complete aircraft kit which includes hand-drawn 32bit textures (no MIPS), dynamic shine, night lighting and all moving parts. All files contained within this zip. Model by iFDG, Repaint by Stephen Kirk. 5.8MB

FS2004 AeroDesigns Airbus A318-111 CFM United Airlines Old Colors. The fourth member of the Airbus A320 family, the A318-111 is 2.4 meters shorter than the A319, yet sports a taller tail. The A318 also differs in that it has a modified wing shape and a smaller cargo door. Besides these and other smaller details, the A318 still retains much commonality with the rest of the Airbus A320 family, including, but not limited to, the advanced flightdeck with side stick controllers, fly-by-wire flight controls allowing for a common type rating, and the same six abreast cabin layout. The first flight was made on January 15, 2002 from Hamburg-Finkenwerder. Model by Derek Mayer and Aviel Nahoum. Textures by Derek Mayer, Aviel Nahoum, Dario Carbone, Michael Lüdkte. FDE based on Pedro Oliveira's Airbus A320. United Airlines OC Paint by Dirk Kiefer. 5.4MB

FS2004 Airbus A320-232 Ted by United Airlines. The A320 was launched on March 2, 1984. It is the first subsonic commercial aircraft with fly-by-wire controls. First flight took place on February 22, 1987. The A320-100 was the initial version and was superseded by the A320-200 from the third quarter of 1988. The A320-200 differs from the A320-100 in having wingtip fences, a wing center-section fuel tank, and a higher MTOW. Model by Albaro Villegas and Ric Barker. Master Textures by Ben Jones. FDE by Pedro Oliveira. Livery by Dirk Kiefer. 5.6MB

FS2004 Antonov An-72 in Antonov Airlines Colors The Antonov An-72 "Coaler" was designed as a Short TakeOff and Landing (STOL) aircraft which can operate from unprepared airfields. The An-72 originated as An-32, but was later fitted with jet engines. The first prototype flew on 22 December 1977, and the aircraft entered service in 1979. The wings are high-mounted with two turbofans located in long pods mounted on top. Round air intakes extend from the front of the wings' leading edges. The engines were placed on the leading edge of the wings to increase lift for STOL capability, with the jet exhausts blowing over titanium panels on the upper surface. The engine position also gives good Foreign Object Damage (FOD) protection. The fuselage is circular with round, solid nose, upswept rear section, and a flush cockpit. The rear fuselage has a hinged loading ramp with a rear fairing that slides backwards and up to clear the opening. Up to 7.5 tons can be airdropped, and there are folding side seats for 42 fully-equipped paratroops or 52 passengers. FSDS2 model by Dimitri Samborski, Painting by Nikolai Samsonov, Panel by Mathias Lieberecht Ray Brower. 3.2MB