FS2004/2002 CF-220 Grizzly Concept Fighter: A concept fighter designed for the Canadian Armed Forces. Like the claws of the Grizzly bear, this aircraft packs 10 air-to-air missiles as its primary armament. Original aircraft design by Brian Sturton. Effects and associated files courtesy of the following designers: Rob Barendregt; Dean Reimer; Bryan Betts; Nick Needham, and Jan Rosenberg. Model features working afterburner, sonic boom (visual and audio effects), high-G wingtip contrails, opening canopy and landing gear suspension. Tested in both FS2002 and FS2004. Brian Sturton 8.3MB FS2004 CF-220 Grizzly Effects Correction: Includes easy-to-follow instructions on how to configure any panel chosen to be used with the CF-220 Grizzly, in order to have working afterburner and sonic boom effects. The effects files included with the original upload will not work without the original panel, hence this correction has been developed to resolve the problem. 6K

This a repaint of the Project Opensky Boeing 737-800WL in the livery of 'Flightsim convention 2009' This aircraft come`s without a panel but with a B737-800 Sound Made by Ben Bosma/Simulair Holland Virtual

This is an update for FS X acceleration of the Alphasim CF-100 Canuck. I have updated the flight dynamics and given it a working panel. This is another aircraft that has a virtual cockpit that the gauges cannot be put high enough to be of use. You need the original aircraft for this to work. Bob Chicilo.

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!

The WB-57F Canberra was an advanced high-altitude aircraft to gather intelligence worldwide. In the hands of the 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron the WB-57s collected information about Soviet and Chinese nuclear weapon tests in the 1960s. Two aircraft still continue to fly with the NASA for high-altitude research and resource missions. The package features two models, a new basic VC, smoke effects and FSX compatible gauges for the 2D panel. Original model by Kazunori Ito, basic VC and update for FSX by Michael Pook.

FS2004, Nadi International Airport, Fiji Islands (NFFN) This scenery completely remakes the airport in a more accurate and complete style than the FS2002 version. It now more accurately depicts the entire airport, and corrects the sloppy taxiways in FS9. Night ramp lighting, along with several hangar areas are now included. This airport, along with Honolulu and the Phillippines is one of the larger mid Pacific hubs. It is also a favorite holiday spot for New Zealand, and Australia, and is the gateway to the Fiji Islands. Air Pacific also makes it's home here. By: Bill Melichar. 5.8MB

FS2004-Laird Turner Meteor Winner of Thompson Trophy Race (the pilot was Col. Roscoe Turner) in 1939. Gmax model, 2D panel, textures, Customised gauges by Oldliner52/Michel Migaud, flight dynamics Bee Gee/JP Bourgeois, Check-list and ref Benoit Dubé. Standard gauges Lockheed Vega. With VC (virtual cockpit). 1.8MB

Antonov AN-2P Colt Aeroflot (Wheels&Ski) for FS2002 Known multi-purpose easy transport, in the given model is submitted Northern polar variant of this plane. GMax-model, full moving part, open door, panel with russian gauges, model, panel and airdynamic by Vladimir Zhyhulskiy. 1.8MB

The folder contains a repaint of Kittyhawk Studios Boeing 737-700 in fictional airlines Unicorn. The aircraft is a complete package and includes all necessary files. The package is configured to use the default B737-400 panel and sounds. Special thanks to Kittyhawk Studios for model and basic paint kit for repaint. Repainted By Jozef Harascak

Monte Verde, Brazil, Photo Realistic Scenery File 2 of 2. This is my first Photo Realistic Scenery of Minas Gerais state in Brazil. I hope you have no problems on installation and use of this scenery. This scenery refers to a litlle city of Minas Gerais State. It's situated at 5.100 ft and is the aerodrome with more altitude on Brazil. The runway is not plain and have holes and a rough surface. So, it's very interesting and difficult to land and take off. The city is frequented by people that like cold temperature to vacance. Very nice VFR flying. Gilson Augusto Rocchetti