FS2004 Airbus A320 or A330 Panel. A simple, and intuitively easy to use panel that uses many default gauges in conjunction with more advanced gauges available as freeware. Redistributed here with permission of the original authors. Original Panel Bitmaps: Andreas Jaros at FPDA.. By Alex Christoff. 8.2MB Fix for my A320 Panel for FS9. Fixes the missing GPS, replaces some missing lighting toggles in the overhead, resizes and repositions the radio stack, and replaces and re-centers the standy instruments. Sorry about the inconvenience. Alex Christoff. 104K

FS2004 Embraer ERJ-145 panel Version 1 This panel was designed based on actual ERJ photos. All gauges were costumized and specially created for this panel. Very close to reality. By Hector Molina. 1.2MB

FS2004/2002 Wingview package. This version includes 4 new wingviews! This wingviews can be used for every aircraft. The 4 wingviews are designed for the: Boeing 737, 767, BAE 146, and for the Airbus A330/340. By Frank Elfert. 2.2MB

FS2004 OV-10 A/E Bronco Panel. Made from FS Panel Studio. Sqn.Ldr. Athayuth " Arthur " Khaosa-ard. 1MB

FS2004 DC-3 SINGLE IFR PANEL UPDATE Official update of Mark Beaumont's single IFR panel only for the DC-3. Requires previous installation of DC3_PAN.ZIP and DC3_PAN2.ZIP (above) but makes no changes to any of the twin panels. As additional pop-ups, adds an improved Electrical Panel with essential gauges, Bill Morad's ATC Control Panel, R.L. Clark's Radio CD player and Robert K. Guy's Airspeed/Groundspeed readout as part of the digital overlay. All simicons are now on a pop-up panel also, leaving the basic panel clear and uncluttered for flying. Optional PANEL.CFG files included for those who have previously installed Beaumont and Bitzer's three and four tank modifications. By Mark Beaumont. File name: DC3_PAN3.ZIP. 1.4MB

FS2004 Airbus & Modern Passenger Jet Generic Panels; Two generic panels that should work in any twin engine heavy. Both are based on Ken Mitchell's 717 panel and made available with Ken's permission. I use one of the panels for the airbus and the second for whatever else needs a panel at the time. To save space, panel2 contains the main and right front bmps and panel cfg only. They both use the same gauges and side views. You'll need to copy and paste the gauges and other views into it and rename it "panel". Then just drop either into your aircraft. Yes, gauges work from the panel folder. No need to mess up you're main gauge folder. Enjoy! Richard. aka Bigshot. 5.2MB

FS2004 Airbus A-320 Panel Version 1. This A 320 panel was made based on photos of the actual cockpit and has customized gauges specifically designed for it. By Hector Molina. 1.3MB

FS2004 CRJ Panels Intended for Project Opensky CRJ Series Aircraft. Created by Mark Leegard. 2.7MB

FS2004 F-14B Panel and FDE package ver 2. This package upgrades Dino Cattaneo's F14B model for FS2004. The panel features Heads Up, Heads Down and RIO views with catapult & arrestor cables control. Uses a custom FSNavigator interface for IFR, Tactical, and Aircraft Carrier Autoland. The package Includes Fuel Computer, Apollo GPS, TCAS Radar, TCAS HUD, Meatball HUD, Mini Panel, and GPWS pull-up Warnings. All HUD funtions work togeather with collective intigration. The F-14B FDE is refit from my previous F-14A FDE that was with Dino Cattaneo's visual model for FS2002. The new FDE features real world F-14B specifications, editable ordinance weights, and has all specifications listed in the FS09 Kneeboard. The autopilot is updated for fighter models with tighter turns, and minimal overshoot. The FDE also includes the latest effects for the model. Credit is given to many authors who have taken an interest in fighter aircraft. By John J Schumacher / Schu Engineering. 5.1MB

FS2004 DC-3 SINGLE IFR PANEL COMMS PACK UPDATE 2.3 This package may appeal to those who fly the DC-3 or other aircraft in multiplayer using Mark "Dark Moment" Beaumont's IFR panel. The modification was initially designed for the very active virtual airline 'DC-3 Airways' (www.dc3airways.com). It updates this panel to be able to change either preset 'Teamspeak' or 'Roger Wilco' frequencies from within the cockpit with no task switch, depending on which Comms software is in use at the time. That said, the new 'Roger Wilco' switch gauge included can be added to any panel, allowing switching of preconfigured 'Roger Wilco' frequencies with no requirement for additional software other than 'Roger Wilco' itself. Offered with choice of white or orange Bendix-style readout. To use the 'Teamspeak' gauge, which appears as a light on the COM2 panel and can be switched using dialed frequencies, 'Teamspeak' Client and 'FSTSTuner' software are required. Full details are in the README. By Mark Beaumont and Matt Kaprocki. File name: DC3_COMM.ZIP (original DC panels here)