FS2004/FSX Bryce Canyon National Park (KBCE), Utah (UT) photo-scenery. Despite its name, Bryce Canyon is not actually a canyon that was formed by a river, but rather a giant natural cliff shaped thru erosion by wind, water, and ice. Bryce is distinctive due to its geological formations, delicate and colorful pinnacles called hoodoos that are up to 200 feet high. The bizzarre forms and red, orange and white colors of the rocks provide spectacular views. Unfortunately the hoodoos are too small for the elevation mesh in flight simulator. But you can enjoy the colors and shape of the cliffs. The cliffs in main region of the park, just south of the airport are partly covered by snow. But on the southern and western part of the plateau you can enjoy them free of snow. Bryce Canyon is named after the Mormon pioneer Ebenezer Bryce who settled in this area in the 1850s. It was designated as a national park in 1928. Bryce Canyon Airport (KBCE) just handles small aircraft on a daily basis. By Gottfried Razek.

FS2004 Marganski Swift S1 A Polish high performance aerobatic sailplane. FS model designed by Naoki Uehara. Mods FD, sounds, panel and repaint by George Csillag. (reworked pack)

FSX RO-41 Early Military Trainer. The I.M.A.M, Romeo RO-41 was a Royal Italian Air Force single and dual seater military trainer in service from 1934 to early 40's. The RO-41 was similar to the Boeing Stearman. The throttle movement was opposite (throttle back = full thrust). The propeller rotates opposite as usual nowadays. It is modeled here as the spoked wheel single seater version used in Capua flying school, said to be much more manuevrable than the dual seater. This model features reflective skin and full animations. The panel background has been created entirely from scratch, based on photographic material found on the net and some old black and white photos from the historical archive. Some gauges are default gauges, the others have been created by the authors. Included in this model there is also a simple virtual cockpit, with working essential flight instruments and animated flight controls. By Giovanni Quai and Italo D'Attomo

FS2004 Junkers JU 52 MS Mausi. Made with Gmax, Multiload, breakeable and with panel. By Silvia Borja. 2.1MB

Nepal Airlines Flight in the mountains of Bhutan. This Route is called "The Black Cross Flight" since IETA has classified all the airports in these forgotten mountains as "Extremely Dangerous in good weather", if the weather is bad there is no classification for them!!!!. Pilots on this route usually ask to be transfered after their first flight and they are sent to the easy Lukla run.---Today the flight is late due to engine problems and the weather has deteriorated in the last hour. So you have the flight, it will be late in the evening, luckily for you these airfields do have some lights. Have a nice flight and do not scare the passengers more than they are already...Uses the Premier Aircraft Design DHC6-400:

FS2004/2002 Repaint Kit for my Ramp Tractor TG5000 (here). See Read-Me file for instructions and features. By HAUGER Fredo. 260K

FS2004 Fouga Zephyr CM175 version 1.1. The Zephyr is the naval version of the Fouga. This is a new version designed by the RESTAURAVIA team. Andre Chancel. 20.5MB

One of the largest private airport in Latin America. With photo-terrain scenery from satellite imagery in Google Earth.It is not compatible with versions previous to the FSX. This scenery includes terminal building, control tower, hangars, fire tation, heliports, with realistic textures. Also includes a friendly Auto-Install.

FS2004/FSX Monument Valley, Kayenta (OV7), Utah/Arizona (UT AZ). This scenery covers the area from south of the San Juan River down to wonderful Monument Valley and Kayenta, AZ. It extends the Lake Powell sceneries to the south and brings you another 3500 sq km in 4.7m/pix quality. By Gottfried Razek.

EDDS - Stuttgart Airport, Germany. This Airport scenery is a very accurate makeover of Stuttgart airport and designed only for FSX: assigned parking as per their website with extra parking, complete rebuild of the terminal, surrounding buildings and aprons, frequencies updated, taxiway and taxi signs updated to the latest charts, Cargo apron and buildings also updated, support vehicle roads rebuilt, with many scenery objects included, airport views are from the roof of the control tower (when in tower view) please view the readme before installation. By Craig Scott