FS2004 Boeing 777-200 All Nippon Airways (JA704A) This orginal aircraft is by MelJet. Repanit by Joo Hong-Yoon. 5.1MB

For all of you "Pilots of the Caribbean" out there, I am proud to present this realistic, detailed repaint of Bahamasair's Boeing 737-2K5, registration C6-BGK, in the Bahamasair new livery. This is one of 2 Boeing 737's operated by Bahamasair. The 737's are the only aircraft in Bahamasair's fleet with this new livery. Bahamasair also operates several Dash-8-300's which are still painted in their old livery. This aircraft makes regular runs to and from MYNN (Nassau, Bahamas) to Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood (KFLL), Miami (KMIA) and Orlando (KMCO) in the United States. This repaint has a hand rendered 'Bahamasair' logo as well as a hand-painted tail logo. They are crisp and sharp. Although the Tinmouse paint kit has a nice weathering and dirt layer in it, I made the grime a tad more realistic as this bird regularly shows her wear. For this as with all of the aircraft I paint, I paid attention to detail and realism as much as possible and generated this repaint with realistic but not overstated details. This is a "textures only" package; you must have the Tinmouse 737-200adv v2 base package and all patches installed. All textures very detailed, 32-bit with no mips. Repaint by Jeffrey S. Bryner. Model by the TinMouse II project.

FSX Pilotable Douplepack Submarines Of The Cold War. There is the USS Nautilus, the very first nuclear submarine and the soviet submarine of the Project 651, in the western area known as Juliett-class. This diesel-electric propelled boat was armed with four nuclear-capable cruise missiles, which could be launched while the submarine was surfaced. The pilotable boats has rotatable periscopes, conning bridge- and internal views. Six or seven cameras allows you to explore the boats. Special effects, like simulated missile launch, and special sounds are included and the configuration for ten more special sounds is prepared. The FS-models are made by Lazarus Starkweather. Panel and configuration for all the special features by Erwin Welker.

Boeing 747-400F EAL Cargo package. EAL Eurpean Air Express. Uses the B747 VC from Alejandro Rojas Lucenda. This is the Skyspirit FSX Boeing 747-8i model updated November 2012, and includes ground cargo servicing, stairs (FSX - Go to Views - Instrument Panel -Posky Utility), jetway (Ctrl J), opening cargo doors, nose and more. FSX native model by Project Opensky. Custom B747 sounds included. Painted by Roy Thomason.

This is Alpha Sim's freeware P-80 Shooting Star For Flight Simulator X. This is 45-8490 / FT-490 currently on display at the Castle AFB Museum, Atwater, California. She wears a single MiG-15 kill marking under the cockpit .On November 8, 1950, the first jet-vs-jet aerial combat took place between a P-80 Shooting Star and a MIG-15 in the area in northwest Korea later known as "MIG Alley." Several days prior to the fateful day, MIG-15 jets had been encountered by U.S. AF F-51Ds on patrol near the Yalu River area. On the afternoon of 8 November, Lt. Russell Brown piloting his Shooting Star of the 16th Fighter Squadron, out maneuvered two attacking MIG-15s, tacked onto the tail of one of them, and poured .50 caliber fire into him until the MIG exploded. It was the first of 827 MIGs to be shot down in Korea and the first jet-vs-jet victory ever. Textures and Updates by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft.. This aircraft is Entitled " First Kill "

FS2002 Pro, Grob 115E. University of London Air Squadron colours. Made with GMax and CFG Edit. Model and panel by Dave Garwood. 1.9MB

FS2004/FSX Cessna 120. This FSDSv3 project depicts a 1946 Cessna 120, specifically N2098V, in which the designer soloed in 1948. It is a "best effort" to make it look as it did in 1948. It displays and flies equally well in FS2004 and FSX. By Paul Clawson. 1.3MB

FS2004 Boeing 777-300 World Travel Airlines Textures only forthe default FS2004 B777. Created by Victor Vu. 1.4MB

FS2004 Airbus A330-300 PW Thai Airways new colors , registration HS-TEM. Model by Project Open Sky. Repaint by Yvan Ung. 17.1MB

Corrected Readme.txt file. Apologies for the mistake.