Beechcraft A65 Queen , reg. YV-1032P from Venezuela. Model by Mike Stone, Texture by Gustavo La Cruz

FS2004/2002 SBD-2 Dauntless. This is the CFS2 default SBD-2 Dauntless updated & adapted to use in FS2004. I have updated the flight dynamics and added nav lights. I have included a modified F4U Corsair panel, as there was no panel as part of the Dauntless folder. Bob Chicilo. 1.6MB

FS2004 Liguria 1 La Spezia, Italy, photoreal scenery. The airport Luni-Sarzana (LIQW) is found in this scenery. Use with Italy terrain mesh by Raimondo Taburet. suggested. By Fulvio Mazzokan.

FSX/P3D Airbus A319-112 Air India Package. Air India is India's national airline and currently (2016) operates 22 A319 aircraft. The A319 is a shortened version of the A320 and has an operational range of 3700nm (6900km/4300 miles). Includes enhanced Thomas Ruth VC with updates by Louis Quintero and some further edits by Chris Evans (FSX : Go to Views -Instrument Panel. P3D: Go to Vehicle - Instrument panel), Custom CFM sounds. Also added jetway configs (Ctrl J). Model by Project Airbus. Added the photo real textures by Jeffrey Bryner. Assembled for FSX/FSX Steam/P3D by Chris Evans

Revive the history aboard the Covered Wagon USS Langley (the first aircraft carrier of the US navy). On Oct. 17, 1922 Lieut. V.C. Griffin, in a Vought VE-7SF, took off from the USS Langley at anchor in the York River, Virginia, making the first take-off from an aircraft carrier.Took off from USS Langley at anchor in the York River, (Virginia) and land at Norfolk, (Virginia) where the plane will be loaded on to the Langley after the mission done. On 26 October 1922, Lieutenant Commander Godfrey de Chevalier, USN, flew his Aeromarine 39-B on to the flight deck of the United States Navy's first aircraft carrier, USS Langley (CV-1), while cruising off Cape Henry, Virginia.Chevalier had launched from the Navy's Yorktown Naval Aviation Field at Yorktown, Virginia. Took off from Navy Yorktown Naval Aviation Field, (Virginia) (The first naval air station in the mid-Atlantic region) and land on to the first US Navy aircraft carrier USS Langley while cruising off Cape Henry, VirginiaBe carefull of the fog and wind in this tempered region of Virginia Good luck !

New VC look textures for the default A321 FSX. It also works with the A320 family Project Airbus.

FS2004 AIRFRANCE Airbus A350-900 XWB V2. Versions 2 is an all new version of the A350-900 seen at the Paris Air Show 2009, with a new nose, new cockpit windows, new wings and winglets. This CamSim Version 2 is also includes three aircraft with different updated new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS) including a new Belt Loader. Model design and paint by: Camil Valiquette

I am proud to present this CRJ-900 in the excellent Project Opensky CRJ-900 V3 model in the beautiful Libyan Arab Airlines livery. This airframe, bearing registration 5A-LAD, is one of 5 CRJ9's in the Libyan Arab fleet and occasionally makes flights between Tripoli International (HLLT) and London Heathrow (EGLL), attesting to the range capabilities of this narrow-body aircraft handling Libyan Arab's low volume international routes. This is a detailed repaint with custom textures. All logos including the Arabic rendition of "Libyan Arab Airlines" are hand painted. The repainted textures in this package are 32-bit with no mipmaps for best clarity and quality. This is a complete installation package; version 2008.1.1 of the Project Opensky CRJ-900 V3 model is included. A special thanks to Chris Conrad, a fellow simmer who inspired this project.

FSX Piper PA28R 2D Panel. Another panel for this aircraft - particularly for the Arrow built by Hauke Keitel. With gauges made by H. Keitel but some new XML gauges by the author. 3D panel by H. Keitel stays unchanged. By Pierre Fasseaux. 2MB

FS2004 Fairchild SA-227AT Merlin3 Transload Airlines. Originally developed by Swearingen as a fast, twin turbo-prop executive transport, the Merlin was later aquired by Fairchild. Self installing executable file. Developed by Mike Stone and painted by Garry Smith. Many more planes can be found at http://www.transloadairlines.com. 6.2MB