FS2004 Textures FS2Night (Night Environment Upgrade) - FS2Night (Night Environment Upgrade) will dramatically enhance night-time scenery throughout the entire World. Great efforts were made to represent the World as it appears while flying at night. Chris Arrington. 4.8MB

FS2004 Paramillo (SVPM), Venezuela. Rafael Useche. 3MB

FS2004/2002 More Scenery Enhancements for B.C. New and updated scenery enhancements for the mountains of southeastern British Columbia and Alberta Rockies. Includes LOD10 (38-m) CDED mesh of Glacier N.P. Requires an existing installation of my bcmesh9d.zip and/or bcmesh9e.zip. Some special enhancements don't work in FS2002 but terrain mesh, lake corrections and landclass do. By Holger Sandmann. 13.1MB

FS2004 Boston Logan International Airport Massachusetts, USA ICAO identifier: KBOS. Version 1.0 Boston's Logan International Airport is the eighteenth busiest airport in the United States and the world's thirty-fourth busiest airport based on passenger volume. The airport boundary encompasses approximately 2,400 acres in East Boston, Massachusetts. New England's largest transportation center, serving more than 23 million passengers, Logan handles over 1 billion pounds of high value cargo and mail, employs over 15,000 workers and stimulates the New England regional economy by approximately $6 billion per year. It is estimated $12.8 billion in imports and $4.5 billion in exports move via Logan annually. by George Grimshaw. 8.6MB

FS2004 Kiryat-Shmona Airport (LLKS), Israel. This addon will add taxiways and gates and a tower to Kiryat-Shmona airport in Israel. Ido Rosenthal. 296K

FS2004 Rosh Pina Airport (LLIB), Israel. Adds taxiways, apron and ramps. Ido Rosenthal. 178K

Updated FS2004 LFRH Lorient Lann-Bihoué France, VFR Scenery.version 220 Frédéric Picci - VFR adaptation by John Jacques HERVE. 1.4MB The Citadel Louis Harbor . Morbihan, Brittany - addition to above scenery. 1.8MB Generic Textures for this Package. 462K

FS2004 Scenery Adelaide CBD South Australia August 2003 This scenery is an accurate representaiton of the Adelade CBD. It includes helicopter landing pads at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and Chanel 7. It features over 100 different buildings and structures all using photo real textures. The textures have been made using real photos taken in and around Adelaide CBD. Most of the 3d objects and textures have been custom made specifically for this scenery. Textures required. Airport 2.6, VOD, Nova and Nova Gold. By Steven Royals and John Burford. 2.3MB

FS2004 Lanai Airport V2, Lanai City, Island of Lanai, Hawaii, PHNY This scenery is a remake of my original Lanai scenery for FS2002, which was way to overdone for this sleepy little airport. It now contains a very quaint, rustic Hawaiian styled airport which has been made and updated to work in FS2004. There are a few changes in the landscaping and updated car parks have been used. Since there are no turnouts at the ends of the runway in FS I have also provided these. By: Bill Melichar. 2.3MB

FS2004, St. Kitts International Airport, Island of St. Kitts, Caribbean Region...TKPK This scenery depicts the Robert L. Bradshaw International airport on the Island of St. Kitts in the Caribbean. It contains the modern new terminal, along with the distinctive green glass tower, and outer buildings. It is a small airport which is located in a valley between two mountain ranges near the southern end of the Island. The scenery has been updated to work in FS2004 by changing the location slightly, removing the hills which are no longer necessary, since FS has now done a great job with the new terrain. The tarmac area is now more representational of the airport, since the scenery tarmacs now override the default FS tarmacs, taxiways, and lines. The airport now has a cleaner layout, and the taxiway extending to the runway end now fits in perfectly. More trees have been added to prvent the stark look of the old scenery. This airport needs an afcad, since there are some A1 aircraft which park in the middle of the taxiway. This scenery will not work in FS2002. By: Bill Melichar. 3.7MB