Here's another Dash-8 Textures especially for the Canadian simmers out there or those who prefer the challenge of simming the Great White North. This is one of several Dash 8-102's flown by Air Inuit, which is based in Dorval, Quebec, Canada. Air Inuit is wholly owned by the people of Nunavik thorough the Makivik Corporation. This aircraft arrives daily in the evening hours into Montreal (CYUL) and departs in the early morning from Montreal to various destinations throughout Quebec. The Air Inuit livery is a simple but classic one. What is most striking about it though are the syllabic letters in the Inuttitut language on the fuselage. To recreate this I used the AiPai Nunavik font, available at the Kativik School Board’s website. I repainted this aircraft with a goal of having a realistic and detailed end product. I hope it does not fail in either of those aspects. Repaint by Jeffrey S. Bryner, Model by Dreamwings Design. This is a "textures only" package; you must have the Dreamwings Design Dash8 Q100 model. See readme.txt for links to the great Dreamwings Dash8 Q-100 model.

This is a full package (aircraft and panel) and it is for FS 2004, it should work also in FS2002, except for the GPS. To be displayed at 1024x768 resolution or more. The Piaggio P.148 was an Italian three-seater elementary/primary flying trainer and two-seater aerobatic trainer aircraft in service with the Italian Air Force from 1952 until the 1970's. The Piaggio P.148 was a low-wing cantilever monoplane all-metal construction. Capt. I. D'Attomo Capt. G.Quai

DASH8 Q200, Aires Colombia Textures only registration HK4554X, circa 2008, Model Dreamwings. Textures by Luis Fernando Quimbayo.

FSX/FS2004 Imperial Airlines textures for FSDZign L-049 Constellation. Imperial operated non scheduled and charter services until the early 1960s. Operations ceased following a crash in 1961.

Avensa Textures only, registration YV-100C, Venezuela. Original model and default textures by Eric Cantu. Master paintkit textures by Daniel Halpern and Steve Drabek. Requires original model file emb120-2.zip, by Erick Cantu. This repaint describes the last livery used by this airline when it ceased operations in 2004, flying in Venezuela for more than 50 years. Repaint by Roberto Leiro and Juan Ernesto Oropeza.

This is a fictional 'cartoon style' Cessna 310 for FS 2004 in Yellow/Blue colors. Created by Emmanuel Tabone

FS2002/FS2004 Fournier RF4-D Motorglider. RF4 is a aerobatic version of the RF3. A few prototypes were built in France and 155 RF4-D (c/n 4004 to 4158) were built in Germany by Sportavia. There are about 15 in the U.S.A. by Kazunori Ito.

Complete aircraft The default C172 in a few different liveries. Francis F Silva - RSDG

I looked around for a bit for the Dash-8-102 in the new livery of US Airway Express, operated by Piedmont Airlines, but could not find one. So, I decided to repaint it in the excellent Dreamwings model. This aircraft and roughly 54 other Dash-8's (100 and 300 models) are operated under the US Airways Express logo by Piedmont Airlines, originally founded as Henson Aviation (that's the HA in the Registration). The new US Airways livery which this aircraft wears is very striking and colorful and is quite a contrast from the prior US Airways livery. Though I could only find a few photos of this airframe, I repainted this with a goal of having a realistic and detailed end product. I hope this repaint does not fail in either of those aspects. Fuselage textures are 32-bit no mips, all other textures DXT3 (no mips). This is a textures only package; you must have the Dreamwings Design Dash8 Q-100 model and air files.

FS2004 Western Airlines textures only for Alphasim L-049 Constellation. Acquired following a merger with Pacific Northern in 1967, Western operated a small fleet of L-749 Constellations between Seattle and Alaska. These were replaced with Lockheed Electras a short time later. N86525 and two other ex Delta C&S Constellations were purchased by PNA to replace DC-4 equipment. Textures by Gary Harper. These textures depict N86525 about 1968.