Ths is a panel update for the North American XB-70 Valkyrie. The Package features a new 2D panel option and a slightly re-configured VC, both with the great gauges by Philippe Wallaert. Both panels are now pretty much authentic to the real XB-70 panel. Original model by Massimo Altieri, FSX update and gauges by Philippe Wallaert, new panel option and configuration by Michael Pook.

The upgrade of MSLP from default stock FSX was developed using ADEX Version 01-47-7 (Airport Design Editor FSX Edition, 2007-2009 ScruffyDuck Software) and tested using Microsoft FSXA Acceleration. The default FSX MSLP was extensively worked, improving everything within the airport boundary fence. The hangar for Aeroman was built on the west side with added static to-be-serviced aircraft. Lots of extras populating the tarmac and the ground. Comalapa International has a Military Apron on its far east end, so I added parking spots for combat military aircraft and parking spots for military cargo. Also added armored vehicles, static military helicopters, fighter jets and military personnel. The main entrance to the terminal was upgraded with a road leading into departure and arrivals and I put an apron for loading and unloading with land vehicles - e.g. city buses, police cruisers, etc. Complete changes, modifications, improvements and fixes are described in detailed in the pdf file included. Make sure you look around every corner of the airport as the possibilities permit, to enjoy all the eye candy on the ground in and around the airport. MSLP-Comalapa El Salvador Intl Upgrade by Jamagn.

FSX USCGC Chase Destroyer. This model is the default FSX AI model made sailable.. Features: - Crisp,FPS friendly textures - Very Stable with no "popping" at all speeds - Hard deck for VTOL Ops made pilotable for FSX ONLY by Bruce Fitzgerald. 8.9MB

Boeing 717-200 variant 4 soundpack.

FS2004/2002 IA-63 Pampa. Pampa is a single-engine, high-wing advance pilot trainer. Nineteen aircraft were orginally built during the 1980s by the Fabrica Militar de Aviones, the Argentine military depot that was privatized by Lockheed Martin in 1995. Model & textures by J R Lucariny. 1MB

Two textures for the Virtuavia JAS-36 Gripen . New accurate details ( lines, rivets, gun muzzle, etc...) for the new SWISS Air Force liveries: one three colors grey camo and one RED & WHITE " Patrouille Suisse" aerobatic demo team. follow Read me File instructions to install

Updated & fixed. A remake of the wonderfull FS-2004 scenery from Simon H. (Austrian Design Group). Best used with FSX Austria Professional X from Aerosoft but can be used in default. It includes extra Buildings, Objects, Static Planes and Hangars. Credits to Guy Diotte for the EF200 & F-5E Model. Credits to Jim Dhaenens for the excellent RADAR Object. And many thanks to Simon for the pretty buildings he has done! A few objects are still substituted (the Graz Banner for example) but will be fixed in the next version I hope! You should have Austria X if you want a good Surface Texture for the surrounding grass!

FS2002/CFS2 Gauge -- AM/FM Radio CD Player A simulated six channel push button AM/FM Radio for playback of music, recorded broadcasts and the like for ambiance and general entertainment while flying FS2002/CFS2 aircraft. MP3/WMA/WAV/MID file playback, using DirectShow technology. Unit also controls audio CD player playback from within the FS cockpit. This Windows ME/XP compatible gauge version has upgraded functioning but does not work with FS2000/FS98/CFS. By R.L. Clark. 92K

FSX Honolulu carrier, boats, and balloons. This addon places a carrier of the coast of PHNL(Honolulu Intl) along with other ships near the harbor, plus some hot ai baloons close to the airport but wont affect takeoffs or landings. By Derek Souza. 2K

FSX Airbus A380-800 Hawaii Air Textures Only. a fictional paint scheme for this airbus. the original model above required. files formatted with imagetool, and paint with PSP 9. Full credit goes too Robert Versluys for the model files, and to Robby Pauletto for original textures. Hawaii Air textures by Frank Ovenden . 1.4MB