This is the ex payware F-14 Tomcat from Iris Simulations. Now freeware for FSX and P3D. Includes manual, self install files as well as paintkit.

FSX/P3Dv4,V5 native Cessna 208 amphibian The Cessna Caravan (with amphibious floats) is a great all-rounder. It has the ability to land on both runways and anywhere a powered vessel can go. This high winged, turboprop aircraft has seating for up to 12 passengers with the seats being easily removed to balance passenger and freight requirements. Just like all Cessnas, the 208 is very easy to handle despite its size. Native FSX/P3Dv4,v5 by A.F.Scrub.

The Short Belfast was a heavy transport turboprop built in the UK in 1964. Original design by Virtavia. New panels, VC and gauges for wide and standard screen by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file. Enjoy!

A FSX Acceleration mission. Just a short delivery hop - or is it? Then comes the secret black box, the professor, the marines. Spend a day with Captain Ron - about 50 minutes.

31 July 1943 Early morning, a USN Martin PBM-3C Mariner from the VP-74 squadron,based in Rio de Janeiro,located and attacked the U-199. The U-boat was damaged but was not sunk and kept firing chaotically to the american aircraft. Brazilian defences were alerted and a Brazilian Hudson, crew of Sergio Candido Schnoor soon took off from Rio de Janeiro. It attacked the U-199 with two Mk. 17 bombs which fell short of the U-boat, in a second run Schnoor started to shoot U-199 with nose guns and this had the effect to kill some German crewmen on the tower. Soon another Brazilian aircraft, the crew of Alberto Martins Torres which was flying nearby, came to help,as Schnoor did not have other bombs and besides the U-boat still kept firing to every aircraft found on their way. Torres bombed the U-199 with Mk 44 bombs and the U-199 finally -after a long battle- began to sink. This particular aircraft was later named Arara, in honour of the crew of the ship of the same name which had been sunk in 17 August 1942 by U-507, while tried to rescue the sailors of brazilian ship "Itagiba" which earlier was sunk from U-507..This is the Real Story. Now you have the chance to find U-199 and also rescue sailors from a torpedoed ship off the coast of Brazil... See..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3HyTTyyJEM

FS2004 Eurofighter Typhoon New Sounds V4. - Designed for the Typhoon models by AFS Design, Sound is live sounds from the Paris Airshow, ILA Berlin and Rostock Laag. 766K

FS2004 RAF 8 SQN ZH104 Photoreal E-3 AWACS Textures only. Requires original E-3 by Rok Dolenec here. Repaint by UKMIL. 543K

If you are like us and like the default skins, but annoyed by the lack of planes. Then you will like this little add-on. The adds the Boeing 747-400 Pacifica ai traffic. The traffic file has 363 flightplans. Credits: Traffic: Lolax-Team Skin: Joshua Robertson.

This is the second version of FSX port-over of Brian Gladden's GA8 Airvan, initially designed for FS9. With permission of the original model designer there were made some improvements of exterior and interior texture, vitual cockpit, aircraft configuration, flight dynamics and sound files. The FSX aircraft is operated from VC only, but has several auxilary pop-up panels to expand control capabilities (mini-panel for external view flight; display, providing detailed engine operations features; pedestal panel with engine, pitch trim, wing flaps and parking break controls). The FSX GyppsAero Airvan package represents two plane options - GA-8 with Lycoming IO-540A1K1 engine and turbocharged GA-8 TC-320 with Lycoming TIO-540-AH1A. Unfortunately, due to the original model limitations the second option exterior is not authentic visually, as the turbocharged plane has a 3-blade propeller. Meanwhile MP/FP and RPM gauges for both engine options looks properly.

FSX/FSX Acceleration version of Brett Hoskins' Myasishchev Atlant. This is an FSX/FSX acceleration adaptation of the Russian Transporter Myasishchev Atlant by Brett Hoskins. It features fsx compatible gauges for both the vc and the 2D panel. Panel configuration by Michael Pook. This is the whole aircraft. REQUIRES GAUGES ABOVE