FS2004 Madeira Islands (Portuguese) Improvement Pack. Includes realistic features for Madeira Islands scenery by PTSIM, such as: * White factory under “GELO” reference point; * PAPI system moved to its real position (RWY-05 and RWY-23); * Improved photoreal Fixed Distance Markers; * Improved textures for the viaduct and the hill before RWY-05; * Photo texture for yellow-black arrows on top of the hill before RWY-05; * Visible high road from the approach, on the left side of the RWY-05”; * New runway texture; * New waterclass for more realistic deep water at the shores; * Madeira blue-yellow big flag over the viaduct; * Small buildings nearby the viaduct; * Pier at Vila Baleira beach, Porto Santo (for Porto Santo island VFR). By Pedro Oliveira. 1.3MB

This is an update for FSX acceleration of the F-22 Raptor by Kazunori Ito. I have updated the flight dynamics and given it a panel. No virtual cockpit. You need the original aircraft for this update to work. Bob Chicilo.

FS2004 F-16 panel. -- This panel was modified by Doz, based on Peeters Johan's F-16 panel (f16pnljp.zip) Eric Marciano F-16 panel (fullf16pnl.zip) and any gauges Johan Peeters, Eric Marciano. 3.8MB

These new sounds will replace the default Boeing 737-400 sounds for FS2004 .It can be used with an FSX 737-300/-400 addon. These were recorded from a real 737 with a mix of other sounds. By Ismail Zayan Shakeeb

Complete 737-200 add-on, with panel simulation of most aircraft systems in detail, with five custom models, flight dynamics, and soundset. Includes new Sperry SP-177 autopilot and autothrottle system, and can be cross-installed into FS9. Full integration of optional CIVA INS and ISG FMS units (available separately). Requires FS2Audio (included) and a registered installation of FSUIPC V3.70(FS9)/V4.60(FSX) or later (not included). 2D panels only. Visit the TinMouse forum here on AVSIM for support and information. Separate FS9 version is available (tinmouse_ii_v1.30_fs9.zip).

USMC T-33B for FSX . This is a rework of Tim Conrad's T-33A for FSX. Includes new airfile, new cfg and new sounds. The main texture bitmap for the outside has been resized. The USN/USMC operated the T-33 until 1976. The original designation for the USN T-33's was the TO-2, and then changed to TV-2 and in 1962 changed again to T-33B. I've done four variants, a TO-2 assigned to VMIT-20 (Marine Instrument Training Squadron), MCAS El Toro in 1952. The second variant is a TV-2 assigned to HMS-33 (Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron) MCAS El Toro in 1958. The third is a T-33B assigned to VMF-321 in 1964. And the final version is a T-33B assigned to the MARTD (Marine Aviation Reserve Training Detachment) at NAS Andrews in 1976. This last one is painted to represent the last T-33 used by the USMC. MARTD Andrews retired their last one in early 1976. I've swapped a few out with the default Cessna gauges. Please allow all gauges. Tested in FSX SP2 Acceleration. By John Detrick

FSX/FS2004 Boeing737-800 Turkish Airlines. Model by Project Opensky. Repaint by Johnny Lawrence

FS2002 Cargolux Boeing 747-400FRR (LX-SCV) Delivered new to Cargolux 8-October-2001. Model features Inbuilt Scenery, Pushback technology and basic panel. Model, textures and panel by Jon Murchison. Original Air file by Sam Chin, FS2002 mods by Jon Murchison & Steve Brace. 1.1MB

FSX DeHavilland DHC2-MK3 Turbo Beaver Amphibian Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Reg_ID: C-FOPA. Designed in FSDS2 & FSDS3 with full animation, wing views, dynamic shine, full suspension, Water Rudders, includes a pair of 2D Panels and a dynamic VC with a complete cabin, with opening crew doors, Passenger doors, Cargo door with steps, custom sound, Check & Ref HTML files and more. Panel help can be found in the Panel_Docs folder and during flight in the Ref List of the Kneepad. By Jean-Pierre Brisard, Barry Blaisdell, Bob May and Kevin Pardy - Premier Aircraft Design. 13.2MB

A fictional concept airplane by Boeing that could carry a max. of 1000 passengers. The advantage is that the fuselage produces lift and the and the passengers will be in the interior of the wings.