FSX/P3D> v4 Airbus A319-100 British Airways package. British Airways currently (March 2018) fly 44 Airbus A319-100. The Airbus A319-100 is part of the A320 family carrying up to 160 passengers and with a range of up to 6900km/4300miles. High quality FSX native model by Project Airbus. Added the better Thomas Ruth VC with updates by Chris Evans and Louis Quintero. Use FMC under Views/Instrument panel in FSX menu. (FSX : Go to Views -Instrument Panel. P3D: Go to Vehicle - Instrument panel) I included the great textures by Mathieu Vos. Includes FMC by Garret Smith. Airbus sounds and manual included. Custom packaged by Chris Evans

The BAE T-45C Goshawk is a trainer aircraft used by many countries. Original aircraft design by David Brice & David Friswell. VC, panels for wide and standard screen, gauges and GPWS callout by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file for installation and configuration.

Light twin sound pack. SOUNDS FOR TWIN-PROPS FOR MSFS98 June'98 These sounds where developed for twin-prop petrol engine planes such as the Baron 56, Cessna twins etc, etc. They were recorded in stereo and therefore sound better in that format.. Clive Marriott. Both files required. Part 1 (2.5MB) Part 2 (2.6MB)

FSX P-51 Mustang RAF 112 th Squadron The Sharks. This is a Repaint of Roger Dials P-51 Mustang. . Paint scheme is of the RAF 112 th Squadron "The Sharks" Famous for the Shark Mouth nose art . In July 1941 the squadron began receiving the Tomahawk, which it now used in both the fighter and fighter-bomber role in support of the 8th Army.In December 1941 the Tomahawks were replaced by the Kittyhawk, which it used for the remainder of its time in the desert. Following the invasion of Sicily the squadron moved there in July 1943 changing to the Woodland camo and onto the Italian mainland in September.In June 1944 the Kittyhawks were replaced with Mustang IIIs and from February 1945, Mustang IVs. The squadron remained in Italy as part of the occupying forces until disbanding on 30 December 1946 at Treviso. Modifications and Woodland Camo Textures By Mark Rooks of RSDG .. Aircraft entitled " Shark Bite ". 7.1MB

FS2004 F-14B Tomcat US Flag Textures only. Dino Cattaneo's Grumman F-14B Tomcat (required here) in a Fictional Flag Repaint. Aaron Haase. 5.6MB

FS2004/FS2002 KC-130T Lockheed Hercules US Marines Textures for Mike Stone's C-130 Hercules (here) in the 1998 color scheme of a US Marines KC-130T tanker transport Requires Mike's original file sc130h.zip Textures by Geoff Chambers. 118K

FS2004/FSX Douglas XB-19.2 The Douglas XB-19, carrying Army serial number 38-471, was the largest airplane in the world when it first flew in 1941. This is the model as flown after Pearl Harbour and wearing its camouflage. Textures remaped to allow for easier repaints. GMAX designed by A.F.Scrub

Red Bull Team Textures for the Su-29Ar by Kazonori Ito.

FSX Radar Gauge QNH Metric Update (+295 downloads) FSX Radar Gauge QNH Metric Update.. I was fed up with the default radar in fsx only showing pressure settings in inches of mecury so this is my convert to show QNH in millibars. The new panel also shows the QFE for an airport. Altimeter can still be used by clicking over the QNH with mouse. You will need to replace the radar.cab file with this one in your gauges directory. Dave Hirst. 25K

I realized the need for some Desert Storm Tornadoes and during a recent long weekend that we had, I figured that there are not a better time than during that weekend to do something about it. The available models aren’t exactly the correct version, but as stated so many times before – I can only work with what there is to work with. As usual I had to improvise here and there, but the end result looks pretty good. The colour-palette that I’ve decided on are sourced from the best colour photos of Tornadoes from that war that I could obtain off the Internet. It gives one a good idea of how a rather freshly painted Tornado would have looked like. But in my modelling career that has started in 1978, I learned that the choice of the correct colour for an aircraft model can lead to hefty discussions. I’ve also re-drawn the respective aircraft’s Nose-arts to the best of my abilities (Not a cut-n-paste business from a photograph). Please refer to all ‘Read Me’ files and Manual for appropriate credits given. This is a stand-alone package and thus doesn't require any other downloads. Revised Instrument Panel by Mr. Pook. Credit to Iris for fantastic original package.