Need to know take-off and landing speeds for different aircraft? This zip-file contains several Excel spread-sheets that are separated into aircraft sizes. Each Spread-Sheet has several tabs for different aircraft V-speeds by weight and aircraft configuration.

FS2004 Alaska Airlines B737-900ER Registration N408AS Project Opensky model Painted by Joe Shimmel

FS2004 Simradar Pilot Network In-flight online service for virtual pilots featuring Weather, e-Notepad and bookmarks folder. Features are accesible via the kneeboard in Flight Simulator 2004 without pausing or exiting your simulator session. By Robert Hansen. 85K

FS2004/2002 Heinkel He178 Just one week before the outbreak of World War II, Germany flew the world's first jet aircraft. That plane was the Heinkel He-178 which, had its development been pushed, might have altered the course of history. FSDS2 model with full moving parts, reflective textures, custom panel, specular shine, fully functional VC, accurate FDE's and more...by: Felipe Belalcazar, Microlight, Warren Wright. 7.9MB

Boeing 7e7 - Gulf Air "Gold". The Boeing 7e7-800 is intended to replace the 757 and 767 and to compete with the Airbus A330. The 7e7-800 is the long range version of the 7e7, which can carry about 220 passengers over a distance of 8500nm, with a cruise speeds up to mach .85. The 7e7 is to have it's first flight in 2007. Model, Textures and dynamics by Robert Versluys. Repaint by Dirk Kiefer . 1.2MB

The RB57 F is the latest evolution of the Martin Canberra with hight altitude performances. Two of them are stiil in use by the NASA. original aircraft design by Tim Piglet. Adaptation to FSX, panels and gauges by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file. Nice flights!

Back in 2004, Manuel Amorim ("McDope"), one of the original add-on providers for Orbiter, released a package for use with Orbiter 031217. This package was for simulations of the Apollo-Soyuz test program from July, 1975 and included launchers for both the Apollo (a basic Saturn 1B) and the Soyuz. These vehicles included launch auto-pilots and guidance algorithms from Richard Croy, and the animations and meshes were enhanced by Felipe Comparini. While better meshes and models are available today, these models provide excellent frame rates and are still useful for simulations of this past mission. I decided to update these models for use with Orbiter 2010 since the originals no longer work under the new Orbiter and I still enjoy flying historically accurate missions using actual state vectors that I have obtained. Additionally, these models will provide for alternate history simulations with the Shuttle Fleet V4.8. I have added the UMMu capability to the Apollo, Soyuz, and the docking modules and have created attachments for navigation / rendezvous and spot lights using historical documentation of the location of these lights. Using the state vectors, I have provided historically accurate launch scenarios and an on-orbit docked scenario for use. I corrected the guidance launch autopilot to allow a launch from Kennedy Space Center on July 15, 1975 (a launch that I actually was present at and watched!) I hope you enjoy these "legacy" add-ons from the past of Orbiter as well as the enhancements I have created for them.

FS2004 MAIL SERVICE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA It's a series of 12 flights across British Columbia, Canada, in 1935. You're a Ford Trimotor pilot and you must fly to each important village in the mountains to give people their mail. In British Columbia there are wonderful mountain and island landscapes and I assure you that you will never discover all its secrets! Enjoy yourself!!! 255K

FS2004/FSX Sierra Nevada Part 4; Yosemite National Park southwest, California (CA). This is the fouth part of BlueSky's Sierra Nevada project and the first part of Yosemite National Park. It connects seamlessly and extends the third part to the north. Contains the stunningly beautiful south-western part of Yosemite and Mono Lake. Brings the total Sierra coverage to 14,000 sq km. By Gottfried Razek. 87MB

ENB series is a graphic modification that changes the shaders to add a slight bloom effect and add a realistic lighting effect. It is fully customizable and with some skill, can be changed to your liking. It was first developed by Boris Vorontsov and has been customized by many users for many games. I do not support ENB in any way. I am just a user looking to improve the shaders in Microsoft FSX. INSTALLATION: Take the 3 files: d3d9.dll enbpalette.bmp enbseries.ini and move them into your main simulator folder. Start your simulator and get into a flight. Press Shift + F12 and it will enable the ENB Series. You can disable/enable it at any time. Note that this will NOT work with any version of Prepar3d and X-Plane. Simulators that this will work in is: FSX FSX Acceleration FSX Steam Edition