FS2004 Jet version of the Disco Vollante', (Italian for flying saucer). This vehicle is designed to take-off as well as land in sectored highways that allow flying vehicle access interfacing. It is still yet another concept for the future of personal air transportation that would revolutionize flying making it much like driving a car. A high rpm gyroscope mounted between driver and jet engine enduces yaw and roll control which enables flying sideways like a helicopter without flight control surfaces. This model features opening perspex/canopy, retracting landing gear, working suspension, working and retracting and turning Cam Pod, retracting STOL wing foils for low speed landings, custom panel, opening belly scoop, 6 diffrent colors with dynamic shine and reflection, and instructions on how to drive your new 'vehicle' in the world of tomorrow. Cruise alt. for work this morning is FL 18,000 at Mach .56. You'll find your brief case and duffle bag stowed in the nose boot. By William Ortis, Lionheart Creations Ltd. 2.5MB

Heinkel He280V3. German turbojet fighter. Nine prototypes were produced from 1941 but never saw operation in war. Model & textures by J R Lucariny. 1MB

FS-2002/000 AeroMexico MD-83 by REPA Estudios In 1988 Airships of Mexico (Now AeroMexico) their first McDonell incorporated Douglas MD-83 to substitute at the DC-9-15, At the moment AeroMexico has a fleet of 9 MD-83 that next to their siblings MD-82 MD-88 are 36 MD's.By Antonio Reyes P. 445K

FS2004 ZIP Air Boeing 737-200 4 Liveries. (GMAX) ZIP Air is a subsidiary airline of Air Canada. They offer low fares all across Canada. The company started with a small fleet of 6 B732's and the first flight was on September 22, 2002. They are slowly expanding, with all of their aircraft being redistributed from Air Canada. Their fleet is full of vibrant colors, and four are in this package. The original model was for FS2002, and was created by Jorge Oppenheimer. The flight dynamics, adaptation to FS2004, and textures by Jesse Kovacs. 3.1MB

Transaero Boeing 777-200ER Package Model by Project Opensky Repaint by Denis Minaev:

Boeing 777-200ER British Airways Crest G-VIIX. Model created by Project Opensky. Textures by Stephen Groom.

The package includes the Golden Age Simulations CTO models represented as the Northwest Airways WACO fleet being operated as an airmail service in 1929-1936. The staff consists of a historical fleet (in two configurations - with or without engine jacket and landing gear pants), powered by 330 hp Wright R-975E engine and a pack of two airworthy survivors with 365 hp R-975E-1. Apart the original models and basic texture the package also includes all necessary liveries and two new VC panels. Paints and modifications by Vladimir Gonchar

FS98/CFS/2000/CFS2/2002 IAI Kfir C2. Aircraft and FS98 compliant textures included. Original by Alphasim. Repainted by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield. 382K

FS98 BA concorde. File size 105395

Douglas DC-8 Super Series 71F. Faucett Cargo. Original model by the Historic Jetliners Group. FS2k FDE: Michael Verlin FSDS model: Dee Waldron. 2.7MB