FS2004 BAe 146-300 Jet2 (Operated by FlightLine), registration G-FLTC. Jet2 (aka Jet2.com) is a low-cost airline based in Leeds, England serving domestic and other European destinations. It was established in 2002 and began operations in 2003. Jet2.com operates hubs at Manchester, Belfast International, Blackpool International, Edinburgh and Newcastle Airport. Jet2.com operates a fleet of primarily Boeing aircraft. However, this BAe146-300 bearing registration G-FLTC, is the sole BAe wearing the Jet2.com colors though it is operated by FlightLine for Jet2.com under a branded wet lease agreement. Repaint by Jeffrey S. Bryner, Model by Jon Murchison. 32-bit textures no mips. Model and air files are included. Uses default panel and sounds.

SimLauncherX (or SLX for short) can be used as a launcher application for both FSX:ME, FSX:SE and Prepar3D (v1 and v2.5). Flights can be loaded before launching the simulator or when the simulator is already running. New flight files can be created by selecting one of the installed aircraft, selecting the start location (runway or parking position), selecting the type of weather and the time of day. You can also display and create flight plans and attach them to a flight as requested or active flight plan.

Inspired by the superior work of Michael Carr I have developed a small library of Ground Service Equipment. These objects are mostly painted in the standard olive drab you find at many military bases. As with all my work the emphasis is on Frame-Rates and not microscopic reality so squint a little and pretend. Some of these objects have been included in my earlier scenery releases (most notably Seymour Johnson AFB) and I now present the complete collection as a library for use with scenery object placement programs like EZ_ Scenery from Abacus. John Stinstrom

FS2004 Aichi 99 Val Dive Bomber. CFS2 aircraft converted for FS9 Converted by R.A.Baum Original by Hagochu (Akemi Mizoguchi). 10.2MB

FS2004 Paradise Island Dash-7 Update. Aircraft by Milton Shupe and repainted by Bahamas Flyers. It can be found on page 88 of 2004 props. I have permission from Mr. Shupe for this update. Description: This is an update of the Dash-7 aircraft by Milton Shupe and repainted by BAHAMAS FLYERS. I have put in all 6 wheels, not just 3, moved the tail light slightly, and updated the flight dynamics. Bob Chicilo. 93K

FSX Ultralight Tecnam P2002 Sierra. This Italian built plane may well be the Ferrari of the S-LSA set. It is fast, has a long range and is built of metal. The cockpit opens and can be flown open in flight. Flies on 5 gal/hr of practically any fuel except diesel. There is a bug in FSX that does not handle "parts within a part" textures correctly, you'll see it. By Don Halcom. 7.3MB

South East Asian Airlines (SEAIR) Airbus A320 " More fun in the Philippines " livery A320-232 RP-C6319 South East Asian Airlines now serves domestic flight in Philippines, destinations includes Manila, Clark, Cebu, Puerto Princesa, Iloilo, Kalibo, Bacolod, Tacloban and Davao. South East Asian Airlines also serves 4 international routes, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kota Kinabalu, and Singapore from Clark. Flight operating under Tiger-SEAir partnership (all flights, international and domestic, using jet aircraft(Airbus319/320) from Tiger Airways. Aircraft: Project Airbus A320-232 IAE V2500 series NO VC, realistic FDE & 2D panel. FS Panel Studio panel by Ken Mitchell Repaint by: Gerard G. Olvis

TAP Portugal textures only for Thomas Ruth's A330-300 package

FS2004 Rilo Skyvan. Rilo Aeronautics Design for camping and cross country flying, full moving parts and dynamic Paint. Opening Engine Bays and Fusilage Doors, and GPS for the Adventurer. Panel by Allen I. and Air Files by Chuck Dome. Model by Ric Lopez. 3.3MB

Icao2Airport is a ‘stand-alone’ Windows utility for Flight Simmers and ATC Controllers that allow you to find the name of an airport of the world by inserting the icao code. ATC Controllers are often found to give clearance for an airport so now you can easily find the ICAO code. This simple software finds the name of all the airports of the world. You have to insert only the code ICAO. This program doesn't need installation. With clear airport displays and easy to install