FS2004 Emb 314 Super Tucano Winter Camo Textures only. Ranchojen model Super Tucano Emb 314 (required here) light Attack aircraft Painted in a ficticious military Winter Camo paint scheme. Created by Mark "fire Ball" Rooks. 2MB

FS2004 Airbus A319-112 Air Malta. Air Malta's new A319-112 delivered February 4th, 2004. Model, paint and FDE by CSI, repaint by Stephen J Muscat. Panel & sounds not included in file. 1.1MB

Edelweiss Air A330-200 textures only for Thomas Ruth's A330-300.

FS2004/FSX Polikarpov I-153V2 Warbird bipe The ultimate development of the Polikarpov fighter biplane was the powerful I-153 Chaika, with retractable landing gear, either wheels or skis folding to the rear. Coming on line in 1938 some thousands served in the Far East, Finland and on the Eastern Front. The I-153 was an anachronism, entering service at the time when the biplane had long since been eclipsed by the monoplane fighter. This is an updated model of the I-153 with more realistic cowling and working frontplate inlets. Finish, Russian and Spanish textures by Morton. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub.

In 2010, the History Channel presented its "Most Extreme Airports", which was the inspiration for this mission. Here you are presented with the challenge of takeoff and landing at 5 of them. You will have the option of doing this twice...in 2 different aircraft, the first being a bit easier than the second. Successful landing grants you goal achievement and you are automatically advanced to the next airport challenge. Should you crash or otherwise fail, your airport progress is preserved, thus you do not have to save the mission in progress, simply reload at your convenience. You will fly ENSD, Anda, Norway in the Baron and KingAir; LFLG, Courchevel, France in the PiperCub and Cessna172; LPMA, Madeira, Portugal in the 737 and 747; LXGB, Gibraltar, UK in the CRJ700 and A321; and MHTG, Toncontin, Honduras VFR assisted with hoops and unassisted with 2.5 NM visibility. This mission lacks only the reward, which will be added to final version...Enjoy the Challenge at the "Advanced" skill level.

FSX Virgin Islands Scenery. This adds a total of 9 airports with lots of extras.Princes Juliana now has a much needed ILS approach for runway 09.Also has NAV. aids and eye candy for the surrounding airports. Does not impact frame rates. Created by J.D. Starseed

Includes a complete set of SRTM 3, version 2, mesh files for West Asia - This package is part of the freeware world wide SRTM 3 v 2 mesh coverage project in five parts. By Raimond Taburet and J. De ferranti

FS2000 background ambiance wav (Filename:amb2k.zip) This wav consists of ten layers of different cabin sound mixed mix-pasted into one wav. Built into the wav are avionics sounds, atc chatter, (hardly audible) seat belt clicks, passenger chatter, cabin announcement tones, cabin engine noise,and trim wheel clicks. All these sounds are combined to give a nice looping background ambience sound, it really enhances your flight. I made this wav on a suggestion from Peter Wright in Australia, he was fed up the missing cabin sounds in FS2000 that heard on real flightdecks. I have utilised the wind configeration settings to make this wav work. Best heard when cruising on auto-throttle. Can be also heard when engines are shutdown. Instead of silence now you can enjoy this sound file. This wav is for all the FS2000 default jet aircraft, sound configs are included for each aircraft. By Mike Hambly. 3.2MB

FS2004 Aerospatiale Alouette III SAAF. The Alouette III was developed in the late 1950's as an improvement to the Alouette II, with larger cabin and improved equipment, all round performance and greater power. A light battlefield support helicopter of the South African Air Force. Original by Alan Devins, with repaint in SAAF colours by Keith Stein. 2.8MB

FS2004/2002 Bell 206B Improved Sounds. This is my latest fix to the default Bell 206B JetRanger sound package. It replaces the xhe4 file to reflect more accuracy and to eliminate the "loop effect" heard halfway through the original xhe4 clip in my previous sound fix. Sourced from an in-flight recording of a Bell 206B JetRangerIII. Steven Rosenow. 2.9MB