FS2002/2004 Textures for use with the Cherokee Six by Fred Choate to add color and variety to your flightline. Repaint by Don Brynelsen.

FS2002/2004 New textures for use with the default PA28 in the sim to add color and variety to your flightline. Repaint by Don Brynelsen

FS2002/2004 New textures for use with the default PA28 in the sim to add color and variety to your flightline. Repaint by Don Brynelsen

The Airbus A320 has long been one of my favorite fly-by-wire commercial aircraft. So it goes then without saying that it gives me great pride to present this Project Airbus A320-232, registration SP-HAB, in Small Planet Airlines livery. Small Planet Airlines is a European charter airline formed from what was originally FlyLal charters. This particular Airbus A320-232 has the unique distinction of being the first A320 operating for an airline that is registered in Poland. It is one of 2 Airbus A320's operating in the Small Planet livery. The other A320 is a CFM equipped model. The repainted textures in this package are 32-bit with no mipmaps for best clarity and quality. This is a complete install package. The Project Airbus A320 model and air files are included. Uses default 737-400 panel and sounds. Please see Readme.txt for more details. Repaint by Jeffrey S. Bryner

FS2004 scenery of IWM Duxford, UK. Just about the definitive representation of the Imperial War Museum, Duxford you could wish for. Includes comprehensive photo-realistic buildings and structures on both the north and south sides of the airfield. Fully customisable from a quite day through to an optional air show add-on. Complete with a package of 20 representative AI aircraft. By Stephen Legg and John Young, ACG.

FS2004 KLM Boeing 787-9 V2. Versions 2 includes aircraft design improvements plus updated animations. This CamSim Version 2 is also includes three aircraft with different Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

This FS2004 scenery reproduce the international airport "Bari Palese Macchie" (Icao: LIBD) located in the south-east region of Italy named "Puglia", 10 km north of the city Bari. The greatest part of the airport buildings and the ground fleet vehicle are designed with photoreal textures after watching a lot of airport pictures;hundred of object, markings, static and some dynamic vehicle are placed on the scenery; the buildings, gates number and Afcad file are the same as the real airport at spring 2011. Frame rate friendly (all object designed with GMax and LOD technique) and full night lighting. Extensive handbook and set-up procedures in English and Italian language.The scenery is full compatible with photoreal background and UTE because every object is placed in the right position in according to the satellite image.

McDonnell-Douglas MD-82, cn 49521, registration YV494T. Textures only for SGA's latest Douglas MD-80 series release, (sga80.zip), by Erick Cantu & Frank Idone package. Fully reworked textures, tail and wings. By Juan Ernesto Oropeza.

McDonnell-Douglas MD-83, cn 49517, registration YV493T. Textures only for SGA's latest Douglas MD-80 series release, (sga80.zip), by Erick Cantu & Frank Idone package. Fully reworked textures, tail and wings. By Juan Ernesto Oropeza.

FS2004 Mid-Sea Express Piper Navajo Super Chieftain This model is based on the Piper Chieftain. The model is not intended to be an exact replica of the Piper Chieftain, although visually, it looks pretty decent. I have used bits and pieces from different spec sheets to create this model. Flight Dynamics: I tried to get the flight dynamics as close as possible on this aircraft. Certainly, there are flaws, but for the most part, I believe the aircraft flies much like a real chieftain. I did have trouble with the stall characteristics however. The nose will go down before the horn blows.Model and bitmaps including the panel are copyright Fred Choate. Air file and aircraft.cfg are by Fred Choate, based on Microsoft templates The pilot figure is that of Dave Eckerts, with a few mods. The prop and seats are by Brian Gladden. Repainted by Gerard G. Olvis