Photoreal model of terminal, tower and PIR in the Photo_scenery of St.Eustatius (Statia) in the Caribbean, with the airport F.D. Roosevelt (TNCE)in Oranjestad. This replaces previous St Eustatius uploads and includes updates and mesh.

AeroGaviota Mil Mi-8 helicopter with simple but functioning virtual cockpit (VC). AeroGaviota is a passenger charter airline based in Havana, Cuba at the Playa Baracoa Airport. They operate tourist/scenic flights using their several Russian Mi-8 helicopters. Textures by kilocharlie1. Model by V. Zhyhulskiy.

FSX Acceleration Fairey Battle MK I RHAF package.The Hellenic Royal Air Force Received 11 Fairey Battle at March of 1940 that where enlisted at the 33rd Bomber Sq. and took part in the Greek-Italian War. They had roundels on the under side of the wing and on the fuseladge. All of them where destroyed in mid air or on the ground during the conflict. In Greece they had a crew of three. The credit for the excellent model goes to Edward Cook. There was a problem with the gauges call in FSX and its now fixed. Full VC, two different panels to choose from, effects, sound, historical info and photos. Modifications and repaint for the Hellenic colors by Hellenic Aircraft/Yiannis Katehis Tsetsas.

Queenstown is a small GA airfield in South Africa's Eastern Cape region. FSX Acceleration will give the best results.(Also SP2 compatable). Acceleration users will have more eye candy!

I updated By Robert Versluys and Gustavo La Cruz's Sukhoi 80 RA82911 for Fs2004/FS9 by modifying the CAMSIM Aviation Simulation 787 panel using real photos courtesy of Sukhoi {United Aircraft Corporation (KnAAPO)} also included. I used metric gauges from Bill Wolfgen's Russian gauges and Il-96 gauges, Vladimir Zhyhulskiy's An-12 autopilot and Dennis Seeley Gauges for the Be-200. I also gave it texture thumbnails and Benny Miller's Saab 340 Sound set. Includes two models , one with working rear ramp and one without. No VC Panel.

Boeing 747-8i Boeing Business Jets (BBJ) with advanced VC Assembled and edited for FSX with the developed B747 VC from Alejandro Rojas Lucenda. This is the Project Opesnky native FSX model, including ground servicing, stairs (FSX - Go to Views - Instrument Panel -Posky Utility), jetway (Ctrl J) Upgraded using the vastly improved Boeing 747 VC from Alejandro Rojas Lucena/FSND (See panel docs for details). VC includes FMC, EICAS, MFD with control panel, GPWS, working wipers, cabin lights, fire suppression, avionics switch, fuel crossfeed, landing lights switches, taxi light switch, engine generators, APU generator, battery switch, starter switches, de-ice switch, general lights switches. Thank you to Skyspirit/Proje3ct Opensky for their outstanding donations to the worldwide community of flight simulation. BBJ textures created by Alexi Antoniou. Also includes the Boeing 747 VC textures upgrade. This give a much clearer 747 interior virtual cockpit look. Assembled and edited for FSX by Chris Evans. Zip preview for larger pictures. See panel docs and images for VC details and controls

SkySpirit 2012 Boeing 747-840i Lufthansa D-ABYA with advanced VC and more. D-ABYA is the 1st delivery of the new Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental. This is the 2012 Skyspirit Boeing 747-800i model, updated November 2012, including ground servicing, stairs (FSX - Go to Views - Instrument Panel -Posky Utility), jetway (Ctrl J). Upgraded using the vastly improved Boeing 747 VC from Alejandro Rojas Lucena/FSND (See panel docs for details). VC includes FMC, EICAS, MFD with control panel, GPWS, working wipers, cabin lights, fire suppression, avionics switch, fuel crossfeed, landing lights switches, taxi light switch, engine generators, APU generator, battery switch, starter switches, de-ice switch, general lights switches. Thank you to Skyspirit for their outstanding donations to the worldwide community of flight simulation. Lufthansa textures created by Ryan C. Also includes the Boeing 747 VC textures upgrade. This give a much clearer 747 interior virtual cockpit look. Assembled and edited for FSX by Chris Evans. Zip preview for larger pictures.

Hawes Aerial Operations Facility is a reimagined version of an abandoned World War II auxiliary airstrip formerly known as Hawes AAF Aux #1. It was built in the mojave desert, just east of Edwards AFB (then Muroc AAF) during WWII as one of 4 satellite fields for Victorville AAF. After the war, Hawes as used as a private civilian airfield until it's closure in the early 1960's. It is now reborn in FSX as a UAV base by Nevada Systems. Due to it's location in the Mojave desert and the presence of many thermals in FSX, it was also used in production of the Aeroworks ARX-1 civilian glider concept. This scenery uses many custom macros as well as default macros from the Acceleration Expansion Pack, which is required for best performance. Scenery and custom macros by Joshua B. Nyhus and Jason L. Terry

The ARX-1 is a single seat sailplane concept in both unpowered (A model) and powered versions (B model). Both glider models make use of the variometer to detect thermals for soaring in FSX. The Concept 1 was our first concept plane, released in 2000 for FS7. The ARX-1 was originally designed after RC gliders, with basic technology from the default FS2000 Schweizer. So it does not have negative flaps, water ballast, or retractable gear. As our first Concept, it is purposely built to be incredibly simple, reliable, docile, and mildy aerobatic and features a forward fuselage and cockpit section identical to it's much smaller and faster cousin, the ARX-6 Formula One pylon air racer. This package includes 11 aircraft in 2 different models with 12 schemes. By Jason L. Terry and Brady Duros.

FSX Bazler BT-67 repaint textures for the real world Royal Thai Air Force 46-158. For the wonderful Jahn-Fuernkaess-Metzger-Naegele BT-67, which you must have previously installed in FSX. Having worn at least three different liveries between 2004 and 2010 while in service with the Thai Air Force, this subdued dark bluish gray version of 46-158 dates back to Aug. 26, 2004, the day the photo that this repaint was based on was taken. Although painted as close to the photograph's colors as my previous eye surgeries allow me to perceive, I'm tending to believe that the aircraft is actually more gray than blue. Anyway, the photo can be seen at Airliners.net by entering the photographer's name, Sakpinit Promthep, into their search engine. Rumor has it that this airframe currently resides in pieces in a hangar at Wittman Regional in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and now affectionately goes by the nickname "44 mag", although I think I'd have to see that with my own eyes to believe it! Includes engine exhaust smoke coordinates for all four exhaust stacks for those of you who like smokey engines. Screenshots enclosed. Easy installation. By Tom Tiedman