Proposed but not produced Cargo variant of the OV-10 Bronco. Update from Tim "Piglet" Conrad's Original. Please see readme for full credits and changes

The G100 is the smallest business jet in the Gulstream Aerospace family. This a medium range (2700 mi) and fast (Mach 0.85) aircraft launched in 1984. It has been updated (avionics) in 2002. Original aircraft by Lider Designs. Adaptation to FSX, textures VC and 2D panel for wide and standard screen, GPWS callout by Philippe Wallaert. Credits: Lider Designs for the original model.

Aircraft.cfg files, AICarriers and Sim.cfg Files Explained. I trust that this document will clarify the many questions that you might have. I'm not an expert on any of these subjects: statements and or assumptions are merely made on numerous observations of tendencies in these types of files over the past year or more

FS2004 Boeing Model 80A - The first Boeing Passenger Aircraft. Boeing's first passenger aircraft the model 80 produced in GMAX , using rendered textures and includes animated pullback tractor rigged pilot ,working windows and doors throughout the fully modeled Virtual Cabin rest room and cockpit ,active cam friendly inside and out. By Chuck Jodry and the VJPL Flight Lab At WestCoastATC.com. 6.3MB

FS2004/2002 Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S2 in 7 liveries. RAF camo, RAF Gulf War, RAF Lo-Vis, Royal Navy (early scheme), Royal Aircraft Establishment. South African Air Force, All Black. Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S.2B The Buccaneer had been designed as a carrier aircraft and benefited from a very durable airframe. The first S.2 flew in 1964 and was a great improvement over the S.1. Its advanced air blowing system & capacious bomb bay made it much more fuel efficient and manouverable at low speed than its rivals. Originally a Navy aircraft only, the RAF ordered them in '68 and flew the Bucc' into the 1990's when it served in the Gulf War as a laser designator. Requires panel (Search Buccaneer Panel). Alpha Simulations. 5.7MB

FS2000 Cessna 207 Stationair 8 A 6-8 place STOL aircraft built by Cessna. It has 300HP and a max. cruise speed of 150 kts. It has a gross weight of 2800 lbs., and can land on a strip 765 feet in length. A great bush plane used extensively in Alaska, it is very stable and easy to fly. Version 1.0 includes full moving parts, , steerable nosewheel, virtual cockpit, clear windows, pilot figure, custom sounds, and custom panel. By Devon Holmberg. 4.7MB

FSX Cessna 150 Aerobat Orange. This is a Repaint of Rancho JEN’s Cessna 150 Aerobat Modified For Flight Simulator X Modifications By Mark Rooks Of RSDG Rooks Silva Design Group This is one of several 150's By RSDG Aircraft is Orange and Black In Memory of Bill K. Kershner. 3.5MB

Missing gauges for the Flightertown Design Group B-17 Flying Fortress adapted for FSX by Erik Hertzberger.

Hi, This is more a mission to test patience rather than skill! Fly a Cessna 172 with G1000 from a military field in the outskirts of Auckland, New Zealand, up to the Bay of Islands. Have a look around if you like and then land at Kerikeri airport. It's a beautiful summers day and you have heard of a good hot springs up there where you might head to later.

This xml-based gauge is a multi functional instrument which can be used in any engine powered aircraft you like: From a four-engine Boeing 747 to a small single engine helicopter. The gauge consists of two main functions: In mode 1, it displays many fuel parameters including range and remaining flying time, based on current fuel consumption. This mode also contains a timer function. What is unique about this gauge is that it displays the distance you've covered so far. This parameter is linked to the timer Start/Stop button and Reset Button. Both parameters are not affected by the time-zone boundaries. The average speed is also displayed and calculated by dividing the covered distance value by the timer value. A simulation rate indicator has also been added. When clicking on it, the simulation rate can be changed. All the parameters remain accurate, also when time acceleration is used. In mode 2, the four door types can be opened and closed. it also displays the status of each door. Many thanks for Mr. N. E. Pike for his great tutorials about making xml gauges! I also want to thank Don Kuhn for his help. By Hans Zuidervaart.