Ryanair EI-DAP textures for the default FSX Boeing 737-800. Jose Serro

This is a scenery package for the Atlantic Oceanic Brazilian island of Fernando de Noronha. The island is now a hot destination for sea activities enthusiasts, some 200 nautical miles from the northeastern coast of Brazil. By Jorge Amengol with just a little help from his friends.

This is a versatile tool for creating terrain and other features in FSX, such as flats, ground texture, etc. We thank Luis Sa for creating, and the contributors that Luis has acknowledged.

This is Mike Stone's FS9 Cessna 337 Super Skymaster / 02 Modified For FSX as a U S Army Cessna 02 painted in a low luster OD Green. The O-2 is a military version of the Cessna Model 337 Super Skymaster. Distinguished by twin tail booms and tandem-mounted engines, it features a tractor-pusher propeller arrangement. Derived from the Cessna Model 336, the Model 337 went into production for the civilian market in 1965. In late 1966, it was selected as a military variant, designated the O-2, to supplement the O-1 Bird Dog forward air controller (FAC) aircraft then operating in Southeast Asia. Having twin engines enabled the O-2 to absorb more ground fire and still return safely, endearing it to its crews. The O-2 first flew in Jan. 1967 and production deliveries began in March. Production ended in June 1970 after 532 O-2s had been built. No VC (No virtual cockpit) uses a default Twin Panel . Modifications and textures by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft

FSX Louisville PhotoReal Scenery Section F This is high resolution, 1Meter/Pixel, terrain scenery for Louisville, Ky. This section, F, features farmland in Floyd and Clark County IN. This photoscenery is for DAY USE ONLY and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in April 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. This scenery was designed to work with an earlier release of FSX 3D scenery available on this site named LouX0R and LouX1R. By Jim Jones.

FSX Louisville PhotoReal Scenery Section K This is high resolution, 1Meter/Pixel, terrain scenery for Louisville, Ky. This section, K, features the I64 and I265 interchange in Floyd County IN. This photoscenery is for DAY USE ONLY and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in April 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. This scenery was designed to work with an earlier release of FSX 3D scenery available on this site named LouX0R and LouX1R. By Jim Jones.

This is another repaint for the FSX Default 737. The repaint is fictional, there is no Boeing aircraft in MEA service. However, there were Boeing aircraft operated in the past in the 1990s. A repaint has been portrayed if there were 737s in MEA service. Splash screen included. By Victor Vu.

This is another repaint for the FSX Default A321. The repaint has been requested by a FS downloader. I repainted the aircraft as much realistic as possible to make the repaint like the one the FS downloader sent me. Splash screen included. By Victor Vu.

and some photos from official documents. FIAT G46 Italian Air Force. Some gauges are default gauges and some have been created by the authors. Included in this model there is also a simple Virtual Cockpit, with working essential flight instruments and animated flight controls.Capt. I. D'Attomo Capt. G.Quai

Grumman Goose G21 FSX / Acceleration / XP /Tested The Grumman Goose was originally designed to fulfil a most unique role. The Goose was thought to be the perfect method of transport for Manhattan millionaires to fly to Miami. The potential of the Goose was soon recognized to be beyond that of a weekend luxury flyer, and rapidly it became the utility plane of choice for several air services. Because of its amphibious nature, generous interior space, and rugged construction which enabled the Goose to go just about anywhere it was quickly adopted by the Coast Guard as a rescue plane. The 51st G-21 was the second of a lot of four that was ordered by Peru. Manufactured in 1938, Darrell Terry flew it from Boeing Field in Seattle to Juneau, AK in 1974 where it was operated by Southeast Skyways. During 1982 and 1983, N327 appeared on TV as "Cutter's Goose" in ABC's "Tales of the Gold Monkey." It was eventually sold to James Templeton and later to Jim Chrysler who operated Chrysler Air in Washington and N327 was given a blue and yellow paint scheme. By Lynn and Bill Lyons Updated for FSX by the Nor-Cal Prop Club.