Take a Cessna 172 across the country (well, half the country). Here is a Western US Tour, which will take you through the Western United States. Just some of the many states are Utah, California, New Mexico, and Arizona. I have included the file to start you flight, the flight plan file, and scanned images of the flight plan information. The scanned images include flight time, fuel burn, and more! The aircraft you will start in is a Cessna 172, so you may want to change it if you want to get to the waypoints faster (WARNING:THE INFORMATION ON THE SCANNED IMAGES WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE IF YOU CHANGE YOUR AIRCRAFT FROM A CESSNA 172). So, pack your bags, and prepare for the virtual vacation of your life! THIS FLIGHT AND FLIGHT PLAN IS FOR MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2004 ONLY.

Two repaints of the default Cessna 172. Auburn University uses several Cessna Skyhawks sporting the school's orange and blue colors, two of which are represented here. One repaint is an update of my original Auburn Cessna 172. Painted by R.E. Wyman.

Repaint of the JustFlight FS2004 Beech 76 Duchess in the colors of Auburn University. Requires the payware JustFlight Duchess. Painted by R.E. Wyman.

This is for the Iris A-7E. This is the textures for VA-81 Sunliners nose #403 BuNo 160714. I've included an updated vc cockpit. It will work in FS2004 and FSX. Enjoy, and remember this is freeware.

FS2004 RAM Royal Air Maroc Boeing 787-8 V2. Versions 2 includes aircraft design improvements plus new animations. This CamSim Version 2 is also includes three aircraft with different Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). No VC. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

L-60 Brigadyr is Czechoslovak multipurpose aircraft, the XL-60 prototype first flew on 24th December 1953. For problems with stability and engine flew in 1954 a modified prototype. The first L-60 were used for agriculture, had 300 litres tank chemical dispenser and spreading equipment. Version K-60 for military purposes was fitted in the rear of the cab with a machine gun MG-15 7.92 mm caliber and two bomb racks under the fuselage. A total of 273 aircraft were produced in all versions. Works in FS2004 and FSX

L-60 Brigadyr is Czechoslovak multipurpose aircraft, the XL-60 prototype first flew on 24th December 1953. For problems with stability and engine flew in 1954 a modified prototype. The first L-60 were used for agriculture, had 300 litres tank chemical dispenser and spreading equipment. Version K-60 for military purposes was fitted in the rear of the cab with a machine gun MG-15 7.92 mm calibre and two bomb racks under the fuselage. A total of 273 aircraft were produced in all versions. Works in FS2004 and FSX

Thunderbirds -2 Collection for FS2004. This package provides the TV-series´ Thunderbirds 2, in two versions: 1 - With the Mole Machine. 2 - With Thunderbird 4. Both can be used as amphibian. Includes VC. Some clickable gauges in VC. Many animated parts. Uses default MS B737-400 reworked sound, aircraft and air files. Many animated parts. Uses default MS B737-400 reworked sound, aircraft and air files.

Repaints For the Freeware ALPHASIM Blackburn Buccaneer for CFS2/Fs2002/Fs2004. Textures only. These 3 Repaints Represent The Earliest days of Buccaneer S.Mk.2 Development. The Aircraft featured in this pack are: - The Prototype XK526 - First Production Aircraft XN974 - 700B NAS Intensive Flying Trials Unit . XN979 The Original Aircraft is NOT included. Textures tested in Fs2004 Only! Original Aircraft By ALPHASIM. Repaints by Justin Hook (Hooky722)

FS2004 (and FSX) Martin 404 repaint textures only 10-pack for the "Dee Waldron FS2004 Martin 404 version 2.24 Eastern Airlines", which you must have previously installed in FS2004. Ten repaints including passenger models and fictional freighter models, as well as blank white and blank gray passenger and freighter models for those who enjoy an easy repainting adventure. These repaints work fine in FSX-SP2 as well... as long as you have set up this aircraft to fly in FSX by replacing the prop texture, panel, and sound folders with FSX compatible ones of your liking. By Tom Tiedman