FS2004 Boeing 747-200F Japan Airlines Cargo This is a repaint of JAL cargo Boeing 747-200F. The textures are painstakingly painted right down to the details with accurate markings, wings and engines. Mostly handpainted and features realistic dirt effects (after examining photos of the real aircraft). Day textures with realistic reflections are in DXT3 format for low size file. - It also includes some photorealistic misc, and internal parts textures (e.g. doors, 3D looking engine fans, below deck & main deck cargo compartments). All textures have been altered from the paintkit. Painted on Project Opensky's quality 747-400 v2004.8.5 gMAX model for FS2004 Painted by Marcelo Allende. 3.7MB

FS2004 Boeing 707-420 with Panel BOAC and British Airways Includes all three cockpit positions, realistic engine start and checklists. By George Carty, with GMAX model modified from 707-320B by Rok Dolenec. 11.6MB

Air North Yukon Airlines are replacing there classic HS 748's with two ATR 42-300's the first one to start service autumn 2016, 2D panel only. Tested in windows 7 SP1 SP2 Repaint by Stephen Browning

TDS Boeing 787-800 This package contains three legendary airlines liveries: Eastern, TWA and PanAm.

This is a simple mission, giving you the possibility to land on the HW2 Higaran Carrier outside multiplayer mode. The mission starts at Friday Harbour. Take off in your Cessna Skyhawk and head for the carrier. Requires HW2 Carrier by Bruce Fitzgerald.

FS2004 Travis AFB. This is a modification of the default AFCAD plus some added scenery for KSUU - Travis AFB, CA, the home of 60th AMXS which hosts the C-5's and the 660th AMXS which hosts the KC-10's & virtual 779th MAS. It was created using FS9 default items as well as the MCD Mil Vehicles downloads to keep from adversely impacting frame rates. The parking, while not perfect, will give you a pretty accuate ramp parking plan and the hangers, while not 100% realistic, do improve the appearance for those of you who enjoy flying military cargo aircraft into Travis AFB. You may note some bleedover from some of the hanger textures, this is due to using the hangers to cover over the default buildings. Created by Ron Rhea. 375K

FS2002 De Havilland Tiger Moth RAF DH82a DE-208 and DH82 K4242 Highly accurate Gmax model, with good flight dynamics. Two versions are included - a 1937 DH82 in RAF training yellow and a 1942 DH82a in WW2 colours. Includes a basic Tiger Moth panel (needs FS2000 Spitfire.gau and Hurricane.gau) and Gipsy Major sounds by Mike Hambly. Model, Animation & Panel by John Woodside. 3.6MB

FS2004 CAMO SCHEME C130 RAF Lyneham XV306. This file contains textures only for Mike Stone's C130 Hercules (here). Repaint from Mike's Base Textures by David Ulke. 391K

FS2004 Airbus A380-800 United Airlines Old Colors. Original model by Robert Versluys Paint by Dirk Kiefer. 2.1MB

Designed to Air Ministry Specification 2/44 the Brabazon was, at the time of it's construction, one of the largest aircraft ever built, being sized roughly between the much later Airbus A300 and Boeing 767 airliners. Despite its vast size, the Brabazon was designed to carry a total of only 100 passengers, each one being allocated their own spacious area about the size of the entire interior of a small car. Designed to pre-war airline standards, the 8 Centarus-powered Brabazon was probably at the practical limit for a piston prop-liner, and was deemed un-economic in the post-war climate, with no orders forthcoming. Often considered a failure, the Type 167 more than met it's design specs, was a pleasant, well mannered machine that pioneered fully powered flight controls, gust alleviation systems, electric engine controls, high-pressure hydraulics and advanced construction techniques. 60% of the program cost went into capital improvements at Filton and elsewhere that served the British industry well in the jet-age. The final verdict must be that the aircraft was a completely successful prototype showing what to do, and what not to do. FSX native update of the JBK Brabazon, which features a full interior, a very nice front office you could park a Rolls-Royce in, tight modelling, smooth flight model, a great autopilot and slippery frame rates. A few extra are skins provided. Model by Jens B. Kristensen, with a huge B-Z for allowing me to pillage his superb library.