Air Force One textures for the default MSFS Boeing 747-400. A livery designed after the United States Boeing 747-2 Air Force One. Created by TheeSpoonman

F-86A-5-NA 48-257 of the 334th FIS / 4th FIW flown by Capt. James Jabara, 3 April, 1951 & F-86E-10-NA 51-2764 of the 334th FIS / 4th FIW flown by Capt. Leonard W.Lilley. Model and textures by J R Lucariny.

Dash 7 All-Cargo for FS2002 Pro. (No VC.) Designed by Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, Joao Paz and Team 7. Full package includes Gmax A/C, custom panel, A. Swindle mod. sounds, 5 Cargo liveries, website support. Full GMAX animation, FS2002 features, great STOL flight dynamics; fictional Cargo liveries by Andre Folkers, Bill Womack, Bob Patton, John Makani, and Walter Wilson. 24MB

FS2004/FSX St. George / Mesquite (KSGU, 67L), Utah (UT) / Nevada (NV) photo-scenery Package. This scenery covers the area between St. George, Utah and Mesquite, Nevada. To the north of St. George the Pine Valley Mountains with their foothills of scenic red sandstone loom over the city. St. George Municipal Airport (KSGU) is mostly used for general aviation but is also served by SkyWest Airlines on behalf of Delta Connection. Because of it's location on a mesa this airport can't be expanded and so a new airport is currently being built southeast of the city at the site of an abandoned airfield. The opening is expected in 2011. To the south of the city make sure, you don't miss the Virgin River Gorge where the Virgin River winds thru a long winding canyon in the transition zone between the red rocks of southern Utahs Colorado Plateau and Nevadas Mojave Desert. Shortly afterwards you reach Mesquite which is situated just west of the Arizona stateline. Like nearly all Nevada cities near the stateline Mesquite is home to several Casinos. Mesquite Airport (67L) lies just north of the city. By Gottfried Razek.

USA South East USGS 10 metre mesh terrain - FSX only. This constitutes 10 metre terrain mesh for a section of the USA, The whole USA East mesh files will abutt the US West Coast 10m mesh already available, that was made by: Raimondo Taburet. Make sure you have your scenery terrain settings at about 5 metres in the FSX display dialogue for the mesh to show properly! Includes: NM, TX, LA, MS, AL, FL, GA, SC.

Deutsche Luft Hansa put a request for a long-distance commercial aircraft as early as 1933. When the Ju 89 program was abandoned, the third prototype was partially completed and at the request of Lufthansa, it was rebuilt as an airliner, retaining the wings and tail of the original design but incorporating a new, wider passenger-carrying fuselage. The new design was designated the Ju 90. The package features 4 civil and 1 military models and both a completely re-worked and enhanced vc with as many German gauges as possible. Also, the 2D panel matches the VC. Original FS2004 model by Hauke Keitel, Rolf Uwe Hochmuth and Claudio Mussner, earliar FSX update by A.F. Scrub. New VC and 2D panel configuration by Michael Pook.

Kassel Airport went into operation in April 2013. The 4th version of this FSX-Add-On now approaches the reality with photo-realistic ground textures, accurate buildings, runways, taxiways and the official approaches with waypoints, localizers and glide paths. More than 1200 objects, 55 individual scenery-models, approx. 100 custom ground polygons and lines have been created. One big problem was to adopt the FSX terrain to fit the new airport.

In order to use this file you need to have the CL-415 made by Massimo Taccoli. (free - see link) This will add you under the wings a red light as you can see. This file contains a file aircraft.cfg and a readme file.

Weathered look for the airport/taxiway signs, taxiway lines etc. The wear and tear is always missing in Flight simulator and this texture will add more realism to it. The airport signs bmp file is also compatible with FS2004.

FS2004 Uluru - formerly known as Ayer's Rock, Australia. This is Uluru, the rock in the middle of the desert in Australia. The original in FS was very poor, and it didn't look anything like the photographs. This one does, and even has a bit of a red texture at night. Uluru was re-named Ayer's Rock for a while, but it is officially back at being Uluru, as it should. I had to use trickery to make it show at great distances, and you will just notice a flicker at the 30 km mark, more or less. The Connellan airport, YAYE, is all my own invention. I tried very hard to get any information about it, but didn't get replies from anyone (If you have any info, drop me a line at fernmarques@yahoo.com). The airport includes my own beacon tower, with which I am very happy, and I have to thank Arno Gerretsen for teaching me how to do it. I think that the Qantas traffic looks great, thanks to Brad Disher's beautiful Boeing 737! Done by Fern Marques. 3.9MB