FS9/2004 1939 HM-4 Aeroval (moonship) deisgned by Howel Miller of the famed GeeBee racers of the 1930's.Planned as a feeder airliner and crew trainer. Vidal resin-coated plywood over steel-tube fuselage twin pusher engines. Retractable tricycle gear, with steerable nose wheel. Enclosed cabin with seating for four in two pairs, with entrance doors on both sides of the plane. Only one aircraft was ever made and it failed to attract buyers and was eventually donated to a trades school. Built with FSDS3.5.1 and FSTweaks. The Aircraft has fully lighted VC and detailed 2-d cockpit. Glossy textures on paint and glass. Flight Dynamics by Airwrench and Brian Horsey. Another free aircraft from Rarewings.com

FS2004 IRIS Simulations T-6A / NTA Texan II - RAF Cranwell textures. Colours from a Jet Provost that was based at RAF Cranwell in England. My second fictional repaint for the T-6A not accurate but please enjoy as I do with this texture

Britten-Norman BN-2A Islander Version 2 - with virtual cockpit. Maritime Patrol and SAR duties. Model and Panel by Marcel Kuhnt Repainted by Gerard G. Olvis

SF-260MP w/ VC 102nd Basic Flying Training Sqn (Cougar), Air Education and Training Command, B. Fernando Airbase, Lipa, Batangas, Philippines. Flight Training and Maneuvers. Panel by Marco Spada Giovanni Clemente (aircraft: visual and flight model) Repainted by: Gerard G. Olvis

BN-2A Islander Philippine Navy model Britten-Norman BN-2A Islander Version 2 - with virtual cockpit: Model and Panel by Marcel Kuhnt. Repainted by Gerard G. Olvis

Bell-412EP Venezuelan Army old camo. Credits : Hovercontrol 412 Personal Edition version 1.0 By Jordan Moore. Textures by Brian Josep.

ZK-TCE, New Zealand registered Helio H-295 Super Courier. Textures only. Requires original model. Livery by Sean Karges.

FS2004 Dreamwings Design Dash8 Q-108 in Air Iceland/Flugfelag Islands livery, registration TF-JMB. Here's another Dash-8 especially for the Icelandic simmers out there or those who prefer the challenge of simming the skies and airports of the northernmost latitudes. This is one of two (2) Dash 8-106's flown by Air Iceland (Icelandic: Flugfelag Islands) and bears registration TF-JMB. Flugfelag Islands, a subsidiary of Icelandair Group, is a regional airline with bases at Reykjavik Airport and Akureyri Airport. It operates scheduled service to destinations in Iceland and Greenland, as well as the Faroe Islands. I want to give due credit to and thank Elmar Voigt, who inspired this project and repaint and worked with me to get every detail of it as realistic as possible. Some of those details include the text 'flugfelag.is' on the bottom of the fuselage (just like the real aircraft) and a tug painted in Air Iceland/Flugfelag Islands colors with their logo on the doors. All repainted textures in this package are 32-bit with no mips for maximum quality. Repaint by Jeffrey S. Bryner and Elmar Voigt, Model by Dreamwings Design. This is a "textures only" package; you must have the Dreamwings Design Dash8 Q100 model. See readme.txt for links to the great Dreamwings Dash8 Q-100 model.

Amerijet recently added this Boeing 767-232/BDSF to their cargo fleet. This is their first and only B762; the rest of their fleet are all B722's. This aircraft was previously flying under the same registration but for ABX Air. This model, a 767-232/BDSF, is a Bedek Special Freighter(BDSF), a 232 PAX model converted to a freighter by Bedek Aviation Group of Israel. The Amerijet logos on this aircraft are hand-painted. Custom details include; inside of freight door with Amerijet logo, freight containers with Amerijet logo and pushback tug with Amerijet logos. Fuselage textures are 32-bit with no mips. This is a complete install and contains all Project Opensky provided files current to Version 2004.8.0. Repaint by Jeffrey S. Bryner, model by Project Opensky.

The freeware Alpha Simulations Hughes 500 repainted to depict a Sheriff's helicopter. Complete aircraft with great animations and panel and in two versions: Single pilot or with an observer. Original model by Alpha Sim, repaints by Don Brynelsen.