FSX/P3D Thomson TUI Boeing 787-9 wearing the new TUI livery and under the registration G-TUIJ. The model was created by TDS, with VC featuring working wipers and FMC. Virtual cockpit by Alejandro Rojas based on an advanced 737 cockpit. Model by TDS originally assembled by Chris Evans. TUI texture by Stephen Grrom and sounds added by 'Air Crew'.

FSX/P3D Boeing 747SCA Shuttle Carrier Package. The Boeing 747 SCA was one of 2 heavily modified Boeing 747 aircraft used by NASA to carry Space Shuttles from landing sites back to Kennedy Space Center as well as lift them for test flights and landings. Default FSX AI Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier made flyable and added the much improved Boeing 747 VC (virtual 3d cockpit) from Alejandro Rojas Lucenda (Manual included). Included CF engine sounds with realistic jet whine to make your flight sound great. Also includes the Boeing 747 VC textures upgrade. This give a much clearer 747 interior virtual cockpit look. Fixed wheel sinking. Adjusted flight handling (Thanks to Bob Chicilo for tutorial). Zip preview for larger pictures. Assembled, edited and tested in Prepar3D and FSX Acceleration by Chris Evans

FSX/P3D (up to v3 - not V4) Cessna 188 Agtruck 3 livery package. Cessna 188 Agwagon updated for FSX including 3 liveries - Red/Orange/Blue. Comprehensive package with a great VC! Original package by Cera Simaircraft. Includes checklist and handbook. FSX tweaks by Mark Rooks. some further edits by Chris Evans.

These textures came about, because of a brain-wave that struck me. They came out pretty-well to say the least. Please refer to all other 'Read Me' files (excluding 'My Read Me', which is my own) for appropriate credits given.

Remotely fly a Drone (mission aircraft is a Global Hawk) from Vandenberg AFB airport in Lompoc to Edwards AFB airport in Edwards. You will be asked to fly to several airports and spot aircraft as part of this check out flight.

Take off in a Douglas C-54 (DC-4) from Frankfurt/Main airport and deliver badly needed supplies to Tempelhof airport for the people in Berlin. Need to download the C-54.

Alphasim's classic rendition of this essential naval bomber, updated to FSX mdlX format, animations and materials. The largest aircraft ever designed for regular ship-board use, the A3D (A-3B, post 1962 tri-service) was designed by the brilliant Ed Heinemann at Douglas Aircraft. The navy 1949 specification was a demanding document, calling for a ship-board aircraft with medium bomber speed, warload and range. Most manufacturers responded with 120,000 lb behemoths, sea-going B-47's intended to operate from the then un-built super carrier United States. Heinemann thought BuAir had their heads up their auspufrhor's, and designed his bomber to fly off the Essex class ships at 70,000lbs. The rest is history. Huge Bravo_Zulu for Henk, Essex, Arno; and the crew at SOH and FSDevloper With the kind permission and encouragement of Phil at Virtavia.com A large thanks for Bob Chilco for the various flight dynamics and effects updates. Without help and support from these folks, none of this would happen. Works in FSX and P3D.

The ultimate Spitfire development, the Seafire 47 was twice as heavy as the Spitfire I and nearly doubled every other operational parameter of the original, too. A delight in the air, the machine was a bit of a handful coming aboard and not as robust as it's contemporaries. Still, it was every inch a warplane and shouldered the load in the early part of the Korean war. AF Scrub's very sweet FR.47 has a long MSFS lineage, now in FSX native mdlX format, with Scrubby's permission. B-Z, dude! Works in FSX and P3D.

Ever heard of the P-40Q? The ultimate development of the Curtiss Hawks incorporated all the combat lessons of four years of combat. Though reaching 422mph and quite nimble, the Q wasn't any advance over the fighters in production by that time. A couple of Q's found their way into civilian hands as air racers at the '47 Cleveland Air Races, subject of this model, a rather elderly Piglet plane, one of his earliest FS2002 models, I had no idea this aircraft had been modeled. 2016 Update to FSX native materials and animations, an extra USAAF skin and an unmarked re-painter enclosed. Model: Tom 'Piglet' Conrad, conversion and incidental bits by LLS

FSX/Acceleration Transatlantic paddle steamer Great Western. She was the first steam engine ship specially built for Atlantic crossings. It was also the biggest passenger ship at this time. She won the Blue Riband voyage in 1843 for the fastest boat crossing the Atlantic. The FS-model is very detailed and has removeabable sails and stoppable paddle wheels. Twentyone cameras let you explore the whole ship. FSDS 3.5 model and all configurations by Erwin Welker