FS2004 Oban Airport (OBN) in Scotland. The scenery also includes Mull (ULL) airport. JennyAir Placeholder Scenery http://www.metropoppyfield.com/jennyair c. Chris Reynolds

FSX/P3D Boeing 747-400 United Airlines Pre merger livery package with enhanced VC. United currently (2016) operate 20 Boeing 747-400 aircraft although they are due to be phased out by 2020 and replaced by Boeing 777-300 and Airbus A350-1000. This livery was as United looked prior to the merger with Continental in 2004. Project Opensky Boeing 747-400 assembled and upgraded for FSX with the developed B747 VC (virtual 3d cockpit) from Alejandro Rojas Lucenda (Manual included). This is the Project Opensky FSX native Boeing 747-400 model, and includes ground cargo servicing, stairs, opening nose section and more. (FSX Go to Instrument Panel -Posky Util: P3D - Go to Vehicle - Instrument panel - Posky util ) Included CF engine sounds from BrandonG, with realistic jet whine to make your flight sound great. Thank you to Project Opensky for their contributions to the worldwide community of flight simulation. I have added the great weathered textures by Ryan C. Also includes the Boeing 747 VC textures upgrade. This give a much clearer 747 interior virtual cockpit look. Zip preview for larger pictures. Assembled and edited for FSX by Chris Evans.

FS2004 Boeing 717-200 MD95 Panel . Photoreal 2D panel that is close to the real one has many features that allows for accurate modern airliner flying. Tested in 1024 resolution. Frame rate friendly. By Steve Southey. Also requires gauges pack. 3.1MB   Part 2 Gauges Pack: 10.1MB

FS2000 Grumman F-14A Tomcat Package. This package includes two repaints (VF-84 "Jolly Rogers" and VF-111 "Sundowners"), FS2K extended palette,moving parts,custom panel and sounds. Reworked over a FSFS model by Kazuo Saido, soundwork by Aaron Swindle. Model rework, textures, panel, flight dynamics by Dino Cattaneo.. File size 4.5MB

FS2004/FSX SNCASE 5000 / 5003 Baroudeur, Version 3 with new "what-if" configurations. A French fighter bomber prototype of the early fifties. The SNCASE Baroudeur made its first flight on August 1st 1953. The main particularity of this aircraft was the absence of landing gear, resulting in a significant weight saving and the ability to dispense with concrete runways. The aircraft was taking-off using a separate carriage and had retractable skids for landing. These skids even allow the plane to take-off autonomously from snow or ice-covered strips. Contains all the previous versions and animations (separated carriage for take-off, realistic view on the inside jet-engine, pilot ladder, guns, etc.) + two fictional ("what-if ?") versions : equipped with a landing gear + a fantasy "Patrouille de France" livery from the sixties. Designed by Patrice Grange 5.1MB

Project Opensky Boeing 737-700 Non-Winglets Version China Xiamen Airlines B-2998 Complete Package for FSX. The aircraft is in airlines' New Color. Texture by He Lingyuan from China. Using Panel & Sound of the default B737-800. Virtual Cockpit is not included due to some technical difficulties. Operation Manual by Warren C.Daniel of Project Opensky Team and Performance Data by Matt Zagoren are also included.

This is a Vickers Vimy originally created by microsoft for FS9, and is now usable for FSX. I have tested it and found no problems. Please read the Readme!!! file for installation instructions.

This is an update to the Kazunori Ito FS2002/FS2004 Lockheed F-94C Starfire. Both the 2D and VC panels have FSX XML gauges. Smoke and afterburner effects have also been added. This package has both 2D and VC panels.

Replacement VC lighting for the FSX Lear 45, to make night flying more enjoyable. The default dome lighting was far too bright so this has been brought down to a realistic level. In addition to this most of the display lighting has been replaced with a blue/white LED style including a small glow effect. The overall mod means you can now enjoy night flying and the instrument lighting. Check out the before and after pictures in the File info

FS2004 Beech T-34B Piston engined US Navy Training Aircraft.On June 17, 1954 the Navy announced that the Mentor had been chosen as its first-step student trainer. The Navy trainers would be almost identical externally with the Air Force T-34A, except for removal of a triangular fillet under the rudder and high-visibility bright yellow paint, which the Navy considered useful in avoiding collisions around crowded training fields. moving parts. 2D panel and XML Gauges. FSDS2 Model by David Wooster. 1.1MB