FSX Alphasim's SR-71 2D panel and Virtual Cockpit. This is a simple cockpit to make the cockpit of the freeware SR-71(above) usable. It will not be as high a qualility as I would like because Alphasim understandably strips a lot off the aircraft when they released it as freeware. With this being such a remarkable aircraft I felt it is worth the attempt. I hope you will understand. By Steve Hess. 4.2MB

FSX Airbus A-330-200 Turkish Airlines. Original model by Project Opensky. 2d panel aliased to the default a321 but VC is without gauges. 14MB Fix. Fixes wheel contact points. 45K

This is a MD902 police helicopter for FS9, I'm not sure if it will work in any other version of FS though. All that you need to do is read the readme to install this and for the info about the credits. Original by Linden Coyle

Sonic bang (sonic boom) for fighters. With this "easy-install" gauge you can heard now the sonic bang when your aircraft reaches MACH 1. Xmlsound gauge by Bill Morad. Sonic bang gauge by Manolo Machuca Medina. 488K

gun effects to go on any plane the use the strobe key to fire on all my files i upload i use real pictures becuase an error that some people have is i cant use a picture i take from flight sim so alot of if not all the files on simviation with real pics are mine they dont have my name on them becuase i usually forget to put it there by.andrew bowlby

Original POSKY Boeing 757 adapted to work in FSX. Uses default 737-800 panel and sound. No VC.

FSX Rockwell X31. The X-31 was designed to break the "stall barrier", allowing it to fly at angles of attack which would typically cause an aircraft to stall resulting in loss of control. The X-31 employs thrust vectoring paddles which are placed in the jet exhaust, allowing the aircraft to maintain control at very high angles. The X-31 also utilizes computer controlled canard wings to help keep the aircraft stable at high angles of attack. The model features the usual moving parts, such as all flight controls, spinning wheels, drag-chute and so on. The livery provided with this model and the panel background have been created entirely from scratch, based on photographic material found in the net. Included with this model is a simplified virtual cockpit, with working essential gauges and animated flight controls. By Giovanni Quai and Italo D'Attomo.

Owen Hewitt's Bell 206, originally released for FS2004, has been one of the most popular helicopter add-ons ever released. Now, you can fly this famous add-on in FSX and P3D. The FSX native conversion of Owen's 206 includes 18 different model configurations, reflective glass and liveries, new rotor blur style, bump and spec maps, and much more. DirectX 10 compatible.

Airliner environment upgrade: Autoland and Engine Exhaust System/APU (improved), Vertical Navigation, Wingtip Vortices, Auto Cabin announcements, Co-pilot touchdown assistance, Engine abuse warning, 3D cruise level condensation trails, Cold-and-dark procedure. Full installation instructions for most common freeware passenger airliners - listings included. By Martyn Becker. File size - 21MB

At the beginning it only should be an update of the new gauge but it became more and more. . . So, I have reworked the symetric and some scripts of the new gauge, added a tank selector and a new 2D panel for it! That's why I had to add a few things to the aircraft.cfg like two additional tanks, a second tank selector, entries for contrails and the electrical system! I have added also the new RAF Camo texture by Stephen Browning, contrails for high altitude (At least they did not appear in my sim!), have added new messages for the new tank system to the EICAS and replaced the old 2D main panel with a new one! Original main panel came from Marco Spada and updated by Chris Evans, but I have reworked it a bit! Also included is of course all from the first version inclusive Bob Chicilo flight dynamics update! I have left also entries in the panel.cfg under [Vcockpit08], if someone want to use Captn Sims Weather Radar in the VC! Tested in FSX + Acceleration! Many thanks to Patrick Le Luyer for his great A400M model and original textures, Dietmar Loleit, Philippe Wallaert, FS France Team and Garrett Smith for all the gauges I could use, Stephen Browning for the RAF and RAF Camo textures, Erwin Welker for the "Luftwaffe" texture, Randolph Windler for the "Luftwaffe_54+01" texture, Bob Chicilo for his important flight dynamics update and Marco Spada for the original 2D main panel! Without these guys would this update not be possible!