FSX Alderney Airport (EGJA)- located on the island of Alderney in the Channel Islands (UK). I have travelled in and out of the island on many occasions and, despite the lack general lack of information on the internet about the airport, this is a pretty accurate representation. Features include accurate control tower, accurate terminal building, grass parking area, static aircraft, ground vehicles, car park, fire-station, surrounding trees, perimeter fencing and more. Many night textures and custom AFCAD file included. The airport is at N49 42 44 and W002 12 88. This scenery is for FSX but should also work under FS2004. It may even work in earlier versions of FS but this is untested. Tim Clayton. 4.5MB

FS2004 Bell UH-1H Huey Dominican Air Force This is the unit 3030 of the "Escuadron Rescate", with panel and sound. By: Carlos D. Reyes. 3.1MB

FS2002 British Airways 757-200 British Airways operates this aircraft (G-BIKX) from London Gatwick, London Heathrow and other British Airports to various European destinations. Includes complete moving parts, rotating 3d fans and highly detailed and quality texturing. The model is by Lee Rosario, the textures are by Mike Hattingh, John Sibley and Tony Madge. USA SA UK October 2001. Repainted in the colours of British Airways by Tom Craigie. 1.9MB.

This other version of the B737-800 EICAS is the exact replica of the gauge provided with FSX and adapted for the FIP. I created this version just to test the possibility to use circular images as for the N1, EGT and fuel gauges. Not so easy but time is the main factor for success. It comes in two versions, one that shows the fuel flow (to be multiplied by 1000 like the FSX gauge) and the fuel tanks in pounds. The second version shows the fuel flow (no multiplier) and the fuel tanks in gallons. The gauge provides TAT, N1, EGT, N2, Fuel flow, oil pressure, oil temperature, engine vibration, center, right and left fuel tanks quantity. Additionally it provides the possibility to move the N1 green bug (unfortunately decimal for autopilot values is not available for FSX). Two warnings for each engine also appear: start valve open and low oil pressure.

FS2004 Boeing 727-300 Concept. Stretched with only two engines. Includes all moveing parts, doors and airstairs, virtual cockpit, wing views, and base textures. By Mike Magner. 410K

FS2004 USAF F-15C Eagle Oregon ANG - 78-0488 Textures only for the USAF F-15A Eagle 78-0488 of the Oregon ANG for the freeware CORAL F-15C Eagle v2 (here) and Donationware v2.3. Repainted by Mike Durao of UKMIL/USMIL. 1.2MB

Take off from the airport of La Quillane (LFNQ), France, to take your mountain qualification flights. Mathieu O'HARE

FS2004 Avro Lincoln MR 31 A RAAF Maritime patrol aircraft built by the Government Aircraft Factory in Melbourne Aircraft of 10 Sqn. Based at Townsville. Ver. 1.0, By Edward Cook

Boeing 747-400 El Al PW4000 package with enhanced VC. Israeli national airline, El Al, currently operate 6 Boeing 747-400 aircraft. These are due to be replaced with 787's by 2020. 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 (FSX - Go to Views - Instrument Panel -Posky Utility), opening nose section and more. Included CF engine sounds from BrandonG, with realistic jet whine to make your flight sound great. Thank you to Project Opensky team for their contributions to the worldwide community of flight simulation. Also includes the Boeing 747 VC textures upgrade. This give a much clearer 747 interior virtual cockpit look. Assembled and edited for FSX by Chris Evans.

This is an update for FSX of the AN-32 by Tim Conrad. I found this aircraft when I was looking at another aircraft that was on the same page as this one. There was over 19,000 downloads of it, so I thought to see if I liked it. I have added a 2D panel for those like me who only fly that way. It has some american gauges for those like me who find it simpler than metric gauges, but I used as many of the An-32 gauges as would fit. I have added the other 3 wheels and a different autopilot. I activated the speed hold of the autopilot. I adjusted the weight so that you can now turn arround and land without crashing because the aircraft is no longer overweight to start with. I updated the flight dynamics and took care of the problem of not being able to switch from the Indian Air Force textures to one of the other textures. The VC is still there and working in whatever way it was originally working. I did not try to use it. This is the whole aircraft.