Project Airbus Airbus A321-213 Air China B-6599 Complete Package for FSX. Featuring Project Airbus's wonderful aircraft of A321, Air China Texture by He Lingyuan,China. This package uses Panel, Sound & Virtual Cockpit of the default A321. An Operation Manual written by Project Airbus Members is also included.

Reworked and additional views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the weird looking Airbus A300-600ST Beluga by Thomas Ruth. 13 outside views of the aircraft, 2 inside cargo bay views ( disabled ) and 4 VC views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Also included is a text file that contains the new camera definitions. Enjoy !

Boeing 737-800 British Airways textures on,y for the default FSX 737-800. Tomi Koivunen

Ukrainian Airlines texture for the default Boeing 737-800.

Eddie Stobart is the UK's largest road hauler with over 950 trucks. They have now taken on a rail freight division and with the acquisition of two regional airports they are heading into the skies. As with all their trucks and trains the aircrafts are given girls names (for which there is a 3 year waiting list should you wish to submit your suggestion) "Pauline Helene" is a CARGO version repaint of the default FSX B737-800, it is TEXTURE ONLY.

101 Liveries Collection Pack for Default B737-800 UPDATE - CARGO TEXTURE FIX - 101 Best Liveries Collection for the Default 737-800 in only 206 MB by Edoardo Ammannati - EDO1976™ This little update contains : - An easy fix for missing textures in "DHL", "FedEx" and "UPS" CARGO planes. - English version of AIRCRAFT.CFG so that some names that were in italian like "Commercial airliner" turned "Aereo di linea commerciale" in menu selection if users using browse planes with filters and in view description or planes data description, this because I have italian version of game. So now with "ENG_Aircraft.cfg" all text will be restored in english. No more italian writings all round. Just select hat version use and rename "ITA_aicraft.cfg" or "ENG_aircraft.cfg" into AIRCRAFT.CFG - Added some missing credits and fixed minor mistakes in some plane descriptions like double by (by by) on credits with new aircraft files. THX to SASq for finding missing cargo textures and helping me testing the New English Aircraft.cfg version.

Reworked and additionnal views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the "Boeing 747-400LCF Dreamlifter Package Updated" by Jesse Cruz. The original model is by Project Opensky now called Free Sky Project. 10 outside views of the aircraft and 4 VC views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. See also SPECIAL INSTRUCTION.TXT for another change required in the aircraft.cfg Also included is a text file that contains the new camera definitions.

Reworked and additionnal views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the "Antonov AN124 Package" by Thomas Ruth. The AN-124 has a front and a rear loading ramp. 13 outside views of the aircraft, 2 in the cargo bay ( they are disabled ) and 6 VC views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Also included is a text file that contains the new camera definitions. Enjoy !

Reworked and additionnal views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the "Antonov AN225 Mriya Package" by Thomas Ruth. The AN-225 has a front loading ramp. 13 outside views of the aircraft, 2 in the cargo bay ( they are disabled ) and 6 VC views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Also included is a text file that contains the new camera definitions. Enjoy !

The enclosed data fixes a couple of small issues with the wonderful McDonnell-Douglas MD-81/MD-88 package by Rob "Ace_Pilot_Rob" McAlister, which you must have previously installed in FSX. I can only speak for FSX-SP2... but if your computer is like mine and displays Rob's engine smoke above and below the left wingtip, and displays both the MD-81 and MD-88 hovering a couple of feet above the runway, then these simple fixes may work for you too! Easy installation. By Tom Tiedman