FS2004 Lockheed EP-3E Aries II is a turboprop-based signals reconnaissance aircraft, operated by the United States Navy. It is based on a Lockheed P-3 Orion airframe, which is in turn based on the Lockheed L-188 Electra passenger airliner. There are 11 EP-3Es in the Navy's inventory, the last of which was delivered in 1997. A total of 12 P-3C aircraft were converted to replace older versions of the aircraft, which had been converted in the late 1960s and early 1970s. On April 1, 2001, an EP-3E(PR-32) was intercepted by Chinese F-8 fighter jets about 70 miles off the Chinese island of Hainan. One of the Chinese jets bumped the wing of the EP-3E, which was forced to make an emergency landing in China. VQ-1 provides electronic reconnaissance from the east coast of Africa to the west coast of the United States. The squadron maintains a permanent detachment in Misawa Japan and has maintained a continuous presence in the Arabian Gulf since July 1992. -----About the Model-----The seventh P3 series of Team FS KBT produced EP-3E. This model was made with GMAX. It is FS2004 exclusive use, and it is not possible to use it with FS2002. By Team FS KBT. 29.2MB

FS2002/FS2004 PAF F-16 VIPER. This is an all NEW Gmax model of the F-16 Fighting Falcon, in a Pakistani air force paint scheme.Features include multiple loadouts, Max animation, dynamic shine, wing vapor effect, and a Virtual Cockpit. There is no 2D panel, but the panel.cfg I have included is made to work seamlessly with Eric Marciano's freeware F-16 panel. I strongly recommend you get this panel. As my Virtual Cockpit requires several of the gauges from it. View the Text Documents I've included for detail's on where and how to get this panel. GMAX F-16 model by Kirk Olsson. 6.7 MG Author: Kirk Olsson File: pafVIPER.ZIP. 6.7MB

FS2004 Northrop/McDonnell Douglas YF-23A Black Widow II PAV-1 87800 and PAV-2 87801. Featuring: GMAX built 3D YF 23 model with basic virtual cockpit. Detailed, high-resolution, reflective dxt3 textures. Transparent reflective canopy and detailed pilot. Fully animated control surfaces. Fully animated landing gear. Afterburner effect that works realistically when AB command is selected. Very realistic Flight Dynamics based on virtual wind tunnel data. Custom sounds, mixed to be throaty and powerful. Condense contrails for wing tips, fuselage and flaps. Flight Checklist, Procedures, and Flight Manual. Realistic Panel. By: Daniel Buechter, Bryan Betts, Simone Prattico', Pete Dowson, JR, Eric Marciano, Cyril Pioffet, Johan Peeters. See readme.txt inside for detailed credits. 13.6MB

FSXA/FS9 Agusta Bell Twin AB 212 ASW Hellenic Navy multi Livery complete package. This is the first ASW Bell 212 model for FSX. It is a twin engine UH-1N type unarmed version equiped only with submarine sonar radar of the H.N.H.C.( Hellenic Navy Hellicopter Command) that operates a fleet of 12 of this variant.As a tribute to the Lost PA-21 that was sent in 1997 by the Hellenic Hqs to check if Turkish commandos have landed on one of the Imia small Greek islands in the Aegean boarder and the three Lost brave Hellenic Navy Airmen.I have included photos of real Navy crafts,logos and detailed info of the Imia Incident. I have completely changed the texture details and interior look of the craft, redesigned the Virtual Cockpit panel and Gauges, reworked the configuration and camera views and tested it on FSX Acceleration. Animated parts full new V.C. 2D panel and sound.Original Fs2002 model by Jordan Moore/Nate Rosenstrauch. New textures and adopted for FSXA by Hellenic Aircraft/Yiannis Katehis Tsetsas.

FSX SP-2 Acceleration Morane Saulnier MS.760 Paris Jet French four seat light jet aircraft. Said to be the fore runner of the current VLJ's and biz jets, first flying in 1954. This FSX model comes with 3 paint schemes, multiple cockpit views, custom gauges, etc.

FSX Boeing 747-400 British Airways "Oneworld" Textures. Registration: G-CIVI. Textures only for the default FSX B747-400. Bonus: British Airways B747-400 Traffic package included. Created by Gabor Kovacs

FSX Socata TB10 Tobago Package. 4/5 seat touring & training airplane. Full package for FSX. Custom panel & VC. Full moving parts including gull wing doors and luggage compartment. Looks like a thoroughbred and flies beautifully. Compatible with Acceleration/SP2 by Jean-Pierre Brisard, Barry Blaisdell and Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design. 10.4MB

TCAS 2 radar screen TCAS 2 radar screen for your MS Flight Simulator application. The TCAS 2 knowledge is based upon TCAS 2, version 7, as outlined by FAA Guidelines. (Also known as ACAS in Europe) This display will detect and warn against airborne A.I. intruder traffic via visual and verbal feedback. It requires FSUIPC (here), Visual Basic 6 runtime (both here) , and Directx 7 or higher (here). Danny Ho. 598K tcas2v7-3.zip

FSX Air France Boeing 787 Super 11, a three class arrangement for 400-425 seating passengers study, including a different new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). This is the biggest commercial twin jet for Flight Simulator. Model design and paint by: Camil Valiquette

FS2004 Boeing 767 or 757 Panel. This is Greetmir Goodeguard's modification of Ken Mitchell's great Boeing 757 panel. He has made these modifications to comply with his "VRIF" criteria. (Visibility Readablility Information & Functionality) This panel has been thoroughly tested and is believed it to be totally funtional as well as VERY FSNAV friendly. Although this panel modification is designed to be an ideal panel for the Boeing 767 series, it surely can be used in any two engine jet especially Boeing 737's, 757's and 777's. Features of this panel include Ken Mitchell's super PFD and MFD gauges, Eric Mariciano's excellent sweep-hand TCAS Radar Gauge. Bob Guy's very informative Fuel Statistics Gauge and the MSFS 2004 GPS System. Available to the user is also a choice of four different colour night luminosities for the panel. This is a stand-alone panel with all files, gauges, bitmaps and installation as well as PFD and MFD use instructions included. This panel is intended for FS2004 (FS9) and has NOT been tested on FS2002 or FS2000. Author: Greetmir Goodeguard. 5.5MB