FS2000 Beechcraft Queenair 70. The Beechcraft Queenair 70 painted in a high gloss light blue with aluminum wings and underbelly. An FSDS aircraft with full moving parts, including rolling wheels. Also includes landing lights, recessed wheel wells and a custom panel with custom panel and gauges by chuck Dome. Aircraft By Chuck Dome. Public Domain. Repaint by Bob Bongiovanni. 1.9MB

FS2000 Piper PA31-350 Chieftain The stretched Navajo was first designed in 1971 and was first seen in 1973. The Piper Chieftain was created specifically to challenge the Cessna 402. The main difference from the Navajo was the fact that this aircraft was longer on the fuselage by an extra two feet (approximately), allowing extra room for passenger seats or storage. This FSDS model has 32-bit textures, maximum moving parts, virtual cockpit, transparent cockpit windows with glass reflections, instrument panel and sounds. Plane by Mikko Maliniemi. Flight dynamics by Steve Baugh. Panel by Marcelo Canovas. Sounds by Aaron R. Swindle. 5.3MB

FS2000 CAP-222. The CAP-222 is an all carbon fibre 2-seat Unlimited aerobatic monoplane built by Akrotech Europe at Darois aerodrome near Dijon, France. It is based on the G202 by American designer Richard Giles. This revolutionary aircraft was first flown at a World Championship event by Alan Cassidy (GBR) and Petteri Tarma (FIN) in August 1998 at WAC'98, Trencin, Slovakia. It was also flown at the first Advanced European Aerobatic Championships by Kester Scrope (GBR).Plane: Mikko Maliniemi. Panel: Jason L. Terry. 488K

FS2000 CAP-222. The CAP-222 is an all carbon fibre 2-seat Unlimited aerobatic monoplane built by Akrotech Europe at Darois aerodrome near Dijon, France. It is based on the G202 by American designer Richard Giles. This revolutionary aircraft was first flown at a World Championship event by Alan Cassidy (GBR) and Petteri Tarma (FIN) in August 1998 at WAC'98, Trencin, Slovakia. It was also flown at the first Advanced European Aerobatic Championships by Kester Scrope (GBR).Plane: Mikko Maliniemi. Panel: Jason L. Terry. 488K

FS2000 Aces Colombia DHC 6 Twin Otter A Steven Grant original, this aircraft features full moving parts and a great flight model. Aces is one of the most important Colombian airlines and it uses the DHC 6 on regional routes, mainly from Olaya Herrera airport in Medellin. This repaint was made based on pictures from the real aircraft. Repainted by Kenji E. Victoria. 707K

FS2000 Eagle 150 aircraft. Painted in yellow and black textures. An FSDS aircraft with custom gauges, moving pilot and moving parts by Chuck Dome. This upgrade adds a transparent cockpit and several new textures. Original by Chuck Dome. Repaint by Bob Bongiovanni Public Domain. 477K

FS2000 Fokker F50 Avianca Colombia This is a complete new F50 with new flight dynamics, high res 512x512 textures. Now including nightlight textures The gear now retracts prototypical, the props looks like the real thing and the transparent cockpitwindows give a clear view on the flightcrew! To make the passengers happy they even have a stair. By Rob Bennis Repaint by: Ivan Rodriguez. 236K

FS2000 JMSDF Beechcraft TC-90 JMSDF Beechcraft TC-90. Full moving parts model for FS2000 only. TC-90"King Air" has been operated by Japan Maritime Self Defense Force as an IFR Trainer from 1974. Designed by Tomohito UNAYAMA(as UNAMAN), Dynamics by Michael Verlin. 223K

Velocity XL RG version 2 for FS2000 Pro The Velocity is a Canard configuration Hombuilt aircraft. Constructed of fiberglass, foam and carbon fiber the Velocity is light and very areodynamic. Made with Abacus Flight Sim Design Studio Pro. It has full moving parts and 3d gear wells with visible pilot figure. Updated prop and custom panel, By Brian Gladden. 1.4MB Panel - Velocity XL Homebuilt Panel for FS 2000 Pro This panel is recomended for the Velocity XL RG by Brian Gladden. It's equipped for serious IFR flight with full gyro's, HSI and autopilot. Made with Cfg Edit and PSP 7 by Brian Gladden. 893K

FS2000 DHC6 Antarctic Twin Otter. Features full moving parts,3D pilot, virtual cockpit and cargo area. Includes Fred Choate's panel, checklist and improved exterior visuals and flight characteristics. This plane operate at Marambio Air Base in the Antarctic peninsula Original by Steven Grant. Repainted by Alberto Guerrero. 1.7MB