EMB-175 package with custom sounds and 2d panel. (No VC). Airlines included: NWA-Northwest Airlink, US Airways Express '400th', Delta Connection, Delta Connection Shuttle America,Trip Linhas Aereas and Air Canada. Paulo Henrique Fagundes/ Hanger FS

FSX Bell Huey Package with FSX updated panel. Bell UH-1 "Huey" The most famous helicopter in the world is the Bell UH-1 Iroquois, most commonly referred to as the "Huey." The Huey, which first flew in 1956, serves in front-line service in the U.S. military and the militaries of many nations and will continue to do so for many years to come. It earned its fame during the Vietnam War. Features REAL HUEY SOUND Firing guns ( no gun sound). FS9 model designed by Jordan Moore" Texturing by Deane Baunton sound by by Martoni. Effects by Kim, "Zeki" BoHyun. Original updates by Norcal. Added extra views by Marc Renaud. Panel and FSX updates by Danny Garnier.

Fs2004/FSX Spitfire MK 1A WW2 fighter. The first production Spitfire, the Mk I was powered by a Merlin III giving 1,030 hp and a maximum speed of 367 mph. This is the mark that mostly fought in the Battle of Britain. It entered service in 1938 with 19 and 66 Squadrons. In all some 1,566 Mk I Spitfires were produced. This Supermarine Spitfire Mk IA, JZ-E (AR213), 57 OTU, RAF, was flown by F/O J.H. "Ginger" Lacey, 1942. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

FS2004 FAF McDonnell-Douglas/Boeing F-18C Hornet HN-405 HavLLv 21. On May 16, 1992, Finland announced that it had selected the F/A-18C/D Hornet to replace the entire front-line fighter force. A total of 64 aircraft where ordered. The Hornets were initially to be used only for air defense and, for this reason, the F/A-18 designation was shortened to F-18. In This Package you find: Finnish Air Force McDonnell-Douglas/Boeing F-18C Hornet HN-405 from HavLLv 21 (Satakunta Wing) based at Tampere AB. Features: Realistic Panel and Sound, Realistic Flight Dynamics for Carrier Operations, Wing tip contrail, Afterburner, Hi-AOA Contrail effects, References and Checklist. Aircraft by M. Maliniemi. Panel by V. Leightower, E. Marciano and DragonFlight Design. Sound by B. Magann. Effects by J. Rosenberg. Panel rework, air file, general tuning and package by Truncana. Requires Concorde Gauge (If you don't have it - it's available here) 8.4MB. Filename: FS9HN405.ZIP

Northrop T-38 Talon Updated to work in FSX. This old model was by FSD. Very good model at the time but it was developed in 2002! It is still a good model and I have revised the panel so that it can be used in FSX. XML gauges replaced in the VC and 2d panel the non compatible gauges. Not as good as the original by FSD but you can use it. Panel updates by Danny Garnier

Updated FS2004 USN McDonnell-Douglas/Boeing F/A-18C Hornet Following a successful run of more than 400 "A" models, the US Navy began taking fleet deliveries of improved F/A-18C models in September 1987. The F/A-18C, as the most capable modern strike fighter, is the official Marines and Navy workhorse. In This Package you find: VFA-27 "Chargers/Royal Maces", VFA-122 "Flying Eagles", VFA-192 "Golden Dragons", VFA-195 "Dambusters". Features: Realistic Panel and Sound, Realistic Flight Dynamics for Carrier Operations, Wing tip contrail, Afterburner, Hi-AOA Contrail effects, References and Checklist. Aircraft by K. Virtanen. Textures by H. Kubota. Panel by V. Leightower, E. Marciano and DragonFlight Design. Sound by B. Magann. Effects by J. Rosenberg. Panel rework, air file, general tuning and package by Truncana. Requires Concorde Gauge. 9.7MB Recommended alternative Panel here

FS2004 Learjet 25D v1.0 Package. This Learjet 25D is my third Creation with FSDS v2.0, it's include all moving parts, reflective textures and Virtual cockpit. there is two varitaions! one civilian and an the other one C-21 form USAF. this aircraft was designed with FSDS, Photoshop, Panelstudio. Y.KOUN. 14.3MB Filename: Learjet_25D.zip

AirEd - Fligh Dynamics Editor. This is a good copy of AirEd by William M. Roth. I have noticed that other versions of this utility are missing things. Like in primary aerodynamics under lift, there should be 8 records, not 6. This upload is for anyone who is trying to tweak the flight dynamics of FS 9 or FSX aircraft and might have been having a problem. Unzip to a folder of your choice. replace what you have been using, or if this is your first time with AirEd; just copy the AirEd folder where you want it. Open AirEd by double clicking on the aired.exe file, and click the special menu; then click on Set AirEd for Air files. You should now be able to double click any air file and have it open with AirEd. This upload is done because I think there are people out there who are trying to make money from the simulator community who have used their knowledge to make it harder for the average person to produce an aircraft that flys well. They do this in part by corrupting the original work of the AirEd author. Bob Chicilo.

FSX Space Explorer. This aircraft is a true VTOL, thanks to Rob Barendregt, LNAV and VNAV in outer space, thanks to Hoa Nguyen, VNAV and low visibility bush landing, thanks to Glen Copeland. Eugene Heyart's Chronos, for its Explorers vocation and futuristic design, is the vector. This plane will fly up to 100 million feet altitude, and 123 thousand knots in speed while retaining a bush landing speed of 90 knots and a top speed of Mach 4.6 at 95000 feet. By Philippe Pauvert.

The EADS CASA C-295 is a twin-turboprop tactical military transport aircraft manufactured by Airbus Military in Spain. The C-295 is a further development of the successful CASA CN-235 with a stretched fuselage, 50% more payload capability and new PW127G turboprop engines. The C-295 is in service with the Armed Forces of more than 10 countries. More than 80 C-295s have been ordered. As a tactical transport aircraft, the C-295 offers high manoeuvrability and excellent qualities for low-altitude flying. In addition, it has been widely tested in all kinds of aerial deployments: launching SAR rafts, emergency equipment, and parachutists. Full package for FSX/SP2 including custom sounds, custom panel with HUD and VC. By Jean-Pierre Brisard and Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design