FS9 freeware Alphasim T-34C aircraft with improved Virtual Cockpit and 2D Panel featuring - extensive system functionalities based on the NATOPS T-34C familiarisation manual P-307_wch3.pdf - and random and pilot induced failure modules. This is the complete Alphasim T-34C aircraft but with modified 2D- and VC-panels, airfile, aircraft.cfg, and with system functionalities and failure modules added. The panel layout and system functionalities have been greatly improved, partly with custom gauges, and mirror the information contained in the NATOPS T-34C familiarisation manual P-307_wch3.pdf. I also modified the airfile and aircraft.cfg to adjust some parameters and aircraft performance more closely to real world data. In addition, random and pilot induced failure modules are embedded in the gauges. Updates by Detlev Rohmer

FS2004 Enhanced 747 Panel Update. Bug fixes:- The direction to the next waypoint corrected. All gauges using File I/O now have error handling, Overhead Panel Images will now continue to display even when all of the power is off. by Chris Hutchings. 1.34 MB

FS2002 Valmet L-70 Vinka The Valmet L-70 Vinka is a 3-seat fixed gear low wing basic trainer used by the Finnish Air Force and manufactured in Finland. The only general operator of the Vinka is the Finnish Air Force. The Vinka has been used for over 20 years, and it still remains as reliable and useful trainer. This gMax design includes highly detailed 3D model with fully functional virtual cockpit, photoreal textures, photoreal 2D panel with custom gauges and highly realistic flight dynamics with capability of real spin. Package by Mikko Maliniemi, Kari Virtanen, Jukka Siirila and Aaron Swindle. This aircraft contains spin and yaw/slip capability exclusively developed and copyrighted by RealAir Simulations. This data is included in the Vinka package with kind permission of RealAir. 25MB

The first set of new repaints for the FSX default airlines. (Microsoft's default paint schemes are dull, to say the least). This set is an Orbit Airlines "Shooting Star" livery, and a Pacifica Airlines "Sand and Surf" livery. Both feature new scratch-built airline logos as well. Repainted by Adrian Monk.

The MD-82 first flew in 1991 with serial number 53165, was part of the fleet of Us Air, from 1992 to 1995, being in this last year when already became part of Spanair, called "Sunburst" with registration EC-894 and EC-CGV then until March 2012 SAS passing, now I think it is stored or scrapped. Addons FMC, GPWS, Ground-handling, Model by Alejandro Rojas Lucena (with VC), texture by Juan Villamor. Full aircraft.

FS2004 Henson's Aerial Steam Carriage (1842). William Samuel Henson (1812-1888) from the west of England patented this design in 1843. Had engine technology been up to the task, this would have been the worlds first airliner, perhaps in service by the 1850's!. 3.2MB

FS2002 Piper PA 28 Cherokee Arow III NEW Version 2 in colours of "AERO CLUBE MOZAMBIQUE-reg.543" NEW Fotorealistic "Arrow ORO" Panel. (default gauges) A completely new model created in GMAX! The definitive lines of Piper's PA 28R-201 with full moving parts and dynamic virtual cockpit. Default sound. Original by Warren Baier Panel and Repaint by Mario Coelho. 2.3MB see fix below

FS2004 Air Canada Boeing 787-8 textures only for CamSim Boeing 787-8 Base Pack 788pack9.zip (previous page) Paint by: Camil Valiquette. 5.2MB

This is a full package (aircraft and panel) and it is for FS 2004, it should work also in FS2002, except for the GPS. To be displayed at 1024x768 resolution or more. The Piaggio P.148 was an Italian three-seater elementary/primary flying trainer and two-seater aerobatic trainer aircraft in service with the Italian Air Force from 1952 until the 1970's. The Piaggio P.148 was a low-wing cantilever monoplane all-metal construction. Capt. I. D'Attomo Capt. G.Quai

FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 Amphibious Floatplane Bartini Beriev VVA-14 in two versions. This strange looking aircraft was a soviet prototype for an amphibious concept, planned for a VTOL version with 14 engines; therefore the name VVA-14. The first version was a konventional one with gear but no floats and made its first flight in September 1972. Later inflatable rubber floats were installed but the aircraft was not able to go airborne. Finally the inflatable floats were replaced with solid floats, the bow was streched and got two additional jet engines. The design gives you no answer if this monster is an aircraft, a hydroplane, a flying catamaran boat or an alien spaceship from starwars. The wreck can be visited at the Molino museum near Moscow. The second prototype went lost in a fire and the VTOL version, planned for anti submarine warfare, was never built. As FS-model you can fly both version of the first prototype with great handling on ground, in air and on water: One with animated inflatable rubber floats and the other with solid floats. The model has a VC with animated stick- and throttle arms. FSDS 3.5 model by Erwin Welker, panel configuration by Michael Pook and russian gauges by different authors. Special thanks to them!