This is a repaint of the Convair 440 in Aviateca colors. The freeware CalClassic Convair 440 by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson is needed for this repaint. Textures are 32bit DDS & BMP. This repaint was tested on P3D v3 and FSX-SE, it shoulkd also work on FS2004. History of TG-ABA: Aviateca operated 3 CV-440s in the 1970s. TG-ABA was a Convair 340 when it was ordered by Northeast Airlines of Boston but it wasn't taken up. Alitalia thus became the first operator of the propliner, which was delivered to them on August 24 1953. It was subsequently converted to a CV-440 and remained with Alitalia until it was bought by JAT in 1961. Two small time operations; Monarch Aircraft, and Ernest Moseley purchased the liner; the first owner in March 1974, and the latter in May 1975. Moseley then sold it to Aviateca on March 30 1976. It remained with Aviateca for 3 years, who then sold in January 1979. The aircraft was damaged beyond repair in April 1980.

This is a repaint of the BAC 111-500 in Aviateca colors. The freeware BAC-111 500 by David Maltby is needed for this repaint. Textures are 32bit DDS & BMP. This repaint was tested on FSX-SE. It should work on FSX & P3D v1-3, and FS2004. History of TG-AVA: BAC 1-11-518FG was delivered new to Court Line on April 30 1970. In December 1971 it was leased to LANICA of Nicaragua for 4 months before being returned to Court Line in March 1972. After the collapse of Court Line on August 15 1974, it was delivered to British Airways who then sold it to Transbrasil in October of the same year. Aviateca became interested and bought the liner on September 4 1975. After 4 years service with Aviateca, it was bought by Austral Lineas Aereas of Argentina in March 1979, and eventually retired in December 1993.

This aircraft was delivered new to World Airways on August 20 1967 and went through a lot of lessors before being bought by ALM (Antilles) on October 30 1979. Then it was purchased by Gateway Aircraft Leasing on February 6 1979, from whom Aviateca leased it from on July 15 1979. It flew with Aviateca for 10 years before eventually being bought by UPS on December 13 1989. Textures only. Requires the TDS Boeing 727-100 full model.

This is a repaint of the 727-25C in Aviateca Guatemala colors. The freeware 727-100 by Tenkuu Developers Studio (TDS) is needed for this repaint. Textures are 32 bit DDS & BMP. This repaint was tested on FSX-SE. It should work on FSX, P3D v1-4, & FS2004. HISTORY of TG-ALA: This jetliner began life with Eastern Airlines when it was delivered new to them on February 2 1967. 12 years later it was bought by International Air Leases on January 25 1979, who then leased it to Aviateca on February 10 1979. Aviateca went on and bought it outright on September 24 1981. It provided Aviateca valuable service for 10 years before being sold to UPS on December 13 1989.

Iris F16D Polish Air Force payware texture special WX. Design by Voiteh.

FSX and P3Dv4 Sikorsky S-92A. 6 variants of S-92A plus Primer version and paint kit. Full 2D cockpit. Full virtual cockpit and cabin. Includes floation system, engine covers, emergency exits, and many other details. Complete package except for sound (sound via alias). Full PDF manual. By David Allan

SAMDIM FIDDLER in FSX native. The largest fighter yet built, this massive interceptor served with the PVO for 30 years. X materials, all the custom animations, added pilots. Nice model, note: no rudder. I don't know why Dimitry skipped that. I have no recommendations for a VC, there are 2D packages online, check the library's. I use the Alphasim Tu-22 VC. You'll have to show some adaptability and work out what y'all want for a VC. (Added the Cookpot VC by admin) Extra paints by Lazerbeak and Y.T. Pilots by Piglet Model:Dimitry Samborski FSX convertion: LLS

FS9/FSX Frontier Convair 580 textures for the Greg Pepper Convair 580. Frontier textures by Gary Harper.

FSX United NC Boeing 787-9 AGS V6. New Animated Ground Servicing. New static displays. New landing / taxi soft light beams. New 2D panel. (No VC) Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette. ( CamSim )

FSX/Accel/P3dV3 Pilotable Liberty ships with military cargo. This mass produced cargo vessel was built during WWII to replace the high losses mainly on the Atlantic because of supporting the island of Great Britain. About three ships was built in the States within two days, totaly 2710 ships. The pilotable FSX-ships comes in two camo paint schemes and three versions with different decks cargo like ELCO Pt-boats, steam locomotives, military trucks, Jeeps, Sherman tanks and small landing crafts. The Ai-vessels are converted from Sketchup to native FSX by Klaus Novak and belongs to his WWII US fleet at SOH. Repaint in camo, 2D nav-bridge, twenty camera views, configurations and files for pilotable vessel by Erwin Welker