NATO Tiger Meet Polish Air Force Textures no.4062 for the payware Iris F-16D

Package contains 3 aircraft. The Bartel BM-4a, BM-4h and BM-5d trainer was a Polish biplane aircraft, the first plane of Polish design put into production. Used from 1929 to 1939 by the Polish Air Force,manufactured in the Wielkopolska Aircraft Factory WWS "Samolot" in Poznan. All Bartel training aircrafts had very good handling, high stability and the total spin resistance, provide high security in primary training. Aircraft constructed from wood, canvas and aluminum characterized by interchangeability of the upper and lower wings and the standardization of parts and materials. The airplane reproduced on the basis of drawings and photos. As far as the documentation allowed equipment of the cockpits. is fully reconstructed. By Rob Kowalski.

Air Station Poznan-Lawica is one of the oldest airports in Poland. Built in 1913 was one of the most important Polish airports in the interwar years. By Rob Kowalski.

Palm Beach International Airport (KPBI) - Beta Fix. Description: In my first attempt at scenery using the ground poly editor included in new versions of ADE, I failed to include the GP textures in the uploaded package. For those who don't already have the textures, I am providing them along with specific KPBI GP textures in this update to the Palm Beach International Airport (KPBI) - Beta scenery. By Art Poole

FSX-FS2004 Spitfire MkIXc/IXe The Spitfire Mk IX was originally developed as a stopgap measure in response to the appearance of the Focke-Wulf FW 190A. In July 1942 an early Mk IX was flown against a captured Fw 190A, and the two aircraft were discovered to have very similar capabilities. The RAF had its answer to the Fw 190 problem. You get two variants with working VC ; ZD-B is still flying today at many airshows and JE-J was flown by Johny Johnson, the most successful British WW2 ace. Tested in FS2004/FSX/FSX Acceleration, Windows 7/8. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub.

Palm Beach International Airport (KPBI) - Beta. This scenery is not complete due to missing scenery objects in some GA areas but is issued for testing and performance comments pending it's final completion. The terminal area is complete including assigned airline gate parking with moving jetways. All runways, taxiways, aprons, control tower, etc. have been brought up to date. The scenery includes custom scenery objects, placement of library objects and landclass changes. Scenery is based on Google Earth and Bing Maps Birds Eye, and it is optimized for use with UTX. I find it flyable with low framerates on my computer with scenery complexity set to extremely dense, extensive WOAI airline traffic enabled to activate jetways. By Art Poole

The Grumman Skyrocket was a very advanced and powerful twin-engined aircraft, which first flew in April 1940. The package features a re-configured VC with added gauges to make it look more realistic as well as a 2D panel added. Original model by Paul Clawson, new panel configurations by Michael Pook.

The Grumman X-29 was an American experimental aircraft that tested a forward swept wing, canard control surfaces and other noval aircraft technologies. The X-29 first flew in 1984 and two X-29s were tested over the following decade. The package features a new static VC and a re-configured and enhanced 2D panel. It includes two beautiful models. Original model by Kazunori Ito, new static VC and panel configuration by Michael Pook.

This package is for those who may have had problems with some of the models in the recent upload by Mohammad Faali that displayed a faulty VC. The package also features re-modifications of the VC and the 2D panel as well as a general enhancement for both panels with some new gauges. I removed the models displaying the faulty VC and added a second panel, so now all the models are equipped with a functioning VC. To enhance the appearence of both panels I downsized many of the gauges to fit the respective black frames. Original model by Iris, FSX updates by Danny Garnier and Mohammad Faali, new configuration by Michael Pook.

This is a special Goodbye delivery from the KLM MD-11. All the people who are missing the PAX MD-11 can remember and fly forward with this aircraft in virtual life. This aircraft has flown his last Passenger flight on October 26th, 2014. on November 11th, 2014 he has flown his last farewell flight in the Netherlands to say goodbye. after that he is flying to the desert for his rest. For the last 2 weeks they have a 95 Years Sticker on the fuse to celebrate the 95th anniversary of KLM. Registration : PH-KCE Repaint by: Mathieu Vos (APSS). Original FS9 Model by: IFDG. 2d panel aliased to the B737 panel. (no VC)