FS2004 Airbus A380 Sri Lankan textures only. Mike Stones A380 Airbus required here. Textures by Frank Ovenden. 2.4MB

FS2002 / FS2004 MD-83 Alleigant Airlines, N862GA The DC-9-83 (MD83) is a development of the earlier DC-9 series with new avionics and aerodynamics. N862GA is operated by Allegiant Airlines in their "New Old Color" scheme. Allegiant is a Scheduled and Charter Airline that is based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and services locations sucha as Denver, Boston, and Milwaukee on scheduled services and flies NCAA and professional sports teams under its charter services. It also has charter services to various location in Mexico for vacation companies in the United States and Canada. Model by Erick Cantu / SGA Textures by Chris Trott / SGA. 1.7MB - see texture fix below.

Also for FS-X. 2D and VC panels for the Piper PA-18 Supercub based on the aircraft built by J.E. Narcizo - see PA18_V3.ZIP file. MSFS modified or original new XML gauges directly drawn on the bitmap. By Pierre Fasseaux

FSX/P3D Airbus A330-200 Jet2 Package. UK leisure airline Jet2 currently operate 2 A330-200. Model by Thomas Ruth. Added the better Thomas Ruth modified VC with latest updates by Francois Dore, Bjoern Kesten . Fixed contact points. Added wing views and better VC. Includes built in FMC by Garret Smith. Textures by Max Schloegl. FMC will display in VC. Includes A330 manual. Custom A330 sounds and checklist included. FSX : requires either FSX Acceleration or Service packs 1 & 2. Assembled and tested for P3Dv4.5 by Chris Evans Should also be fine in FSX and earlier P3D versions.

The EA 500 is a very light jet (6 passengers, no toilets!) designed in 2002 by this company which has disapeared. Original model by Tim Stevens. Adaptation to FSX, new VC, panels and gauges by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file. Nice flights§

Munich Airport, EDDM, Germany. All gates are on the exact position, have working jetways (if so in reality) and ground numbers. Taxiways are exact. ILS frequencies are current. Approach lights work in low visibility. Created by Rene Scharlach

Ships and routes intended to complement the Vietnam War Scenery Project. http://vietnamwar.project.free.fr/ seventy some odd ships, over 150 routes for the major operational areas including DIXIE and YANKEE station, PRIAZ station, North SAR, MARKET TIME/GAME WARDEN, mobile Riverine Force, gun line, PLNNV opforces up north and soviet AGI's.Models are a mix of new ships, fully restored Earl Watkins classics Misspilon AOR and CF Adams DDG, some Virtual navy classics, and a number of Colin Glendinnings gems. Routes cover the whole schmere from Breezy Cove to Hainan to Subic-Sagley. There are also modern PLAN ships prowling the area, from Hainan, South China Sea and Spratleys, as far north as the Yellow Sea, and Currituck seaplane tenders working the theater and points north to HK, Okinawa, the Pescadores and Iwankuni as well as a Catalina Island route. Decks and vehicle ramps of the LST`s are hardened, if a helicopter fits on it, its landable. Still basically in a alpha state, but no time for fsx, and it would be a shame to bin the lot as it all works and looks allright. A big thanks to you all, its been fun. I didn`t get to do as much with the Nam Can-breezy cove as I would have liked, and there are a few traffic conflicts out at sea at hold areas, and some groundings in the riverine legs due to differences between the FSX world and google earth, but its at least a six out of ten effort. You will need to download some external packages for this to work, but its worth it! See Readme for further details

FS2004 F7F-3 Tigercat. This is an update of the F7F-3 Tigercat by Alphasim. I have updated the flight dynamics and added a panel from the CFS2 P-38. This is the whole aircraft. Bob Chicilo. 2.3MB

Flying in this region is considered by IATA as a "Black Cross Region" so they take no members from this area .No world ensurance company works around here so planes and pilots are hard to get. There is a Shuttle service called in Indu " Wings of the Lucky Elephant" or Bugli Air Service. It takes off early in the morning with almost anything like people, chickens, rope, paint gallons, nails and sometimes caged cobras sent out to some witch doctor from the local snake market. This "airline" is not new. Back in 1947 Duart Mooresby started the business with an old 1939 DC-3 and his son continued it in the sixties with another used C-46 and a twin Anson. Now Duarts's grandson is flying the route with a Caribou and the same fixed up DC-3 his grandfather almost got killed in many a time. Flying here is a question on having good eyes and a good butt since flying by the seat of your pants is paramount. There are no radio aids only the two way radio from their shack at the airport. Mountains are all over and the airfields served are located in very pretty but awfully dangerous tiny valleys wedged inside the towering rocks of the said mountains. So why fly here?..The local birds think its nice and there are a lot of worms around the fields. Bugli Air Service has bought a New Twin Otter and you will be delivering it, teaching the two pilots how to fly it in the mountains and finally, if you don't end up in the local Red Cross aid station, get a "Real Bush Pilot" certificate which only Bugly Air provides in this planet. It is said, down in South Africa, that if you get this certificate you can fly like an eagle anywhere in the whole wide planet. Good luck Piloto

FS2004/FS2002 Project SkyWorks Delta Connection Bombardier CRJ-700. Welcome to Bombardier's new 21st century aircraft . We hope you enjoy flying this aircraft. Features full moving parts,including ailerons,flaps,elevators,rotating engine fans,turning wheels,spoilers,passenger doors,thrust reversers,other control surfaces,transparent windows,Full Dynamic Panel & Cockpit.| Model Designer : Massimo Alteri | Executive Painter : Massimo Alteri | Aircraft Livery By : Fahim Safi | Panel Designer : Ken Mitchell | Sound Technician : Leon Medado | Special Thanks to : Capt. Kent Goschke & Steve Macmahon of Aerosite.net | Administrator : James Jaw | © Project SkyWorks 2004. 5.6MB