A repaint for the Free Sky Project (formerly Project Open Sky) Embraer ERJ-145 model in Flybe livery, registration G-EMBG.

FS2004 OV-10 A/E Bronco Panel. Made from FS Panel Studio. Sqn.Ldr. Athayuth " Arthur " Khaosa-ard. 1MB

FS2004 Butterworth AFB, Malaysia scenery v.1, - WMKB Butterworth Airforce Base is a military airbase located on the western coast of Peninsula Malaysia. It is the main base for the Royal Malaysian Air Force's (TUDM) F18 Hornets and F5 Tigers. This is a fictional depiction of an actual airbase in Malaysia. WMKB is unuseable and dormant in the default FS2K2 scenery. So this scenery, created using FSSC, makes WMKB functional and active with ILS enabled. The whole scenery is framerate friendly and looks great at night with pulsating approach lights. PLUS- AFCAD files provided for WSAP, WSAT, WMKB, WMKD and WMSA. Up and coming: other sceneries of airbases in southeast asia. Sharizal "Wirana" Zahrin. 2.8MB

FS2004 South African Airways Boeing 737-800. A highly detailed paint of South African Airways on the Kittyhawk 737-800. Paint is 32-bit for high quality and alpha for that new shiny look.Custom windows and dirt effects added. Includes aircraft and textures. By AJ Nikoley. 2.6MB

An object pack of 15, including 2 very nice HD lights, blast barrier, cones and much more.

Hawaiian Airports Part 3 This scenery features the airports at Princeville, Port Allen, Waimea and Upolu. HI01-Princeville and PAK-Port Allen are located on the island of Kauai, the film location made famous by Stephen Spielberg's blockbuster, Jurrasic Park. PHMU-Waimea and PHUP-Upolu are located in the North West of Hawaii, also known as the Big Island. All runways, aprons, taxiways and buildings have been repositioned to their correct locations, and the scenery has been recreated based on photos of the real airports. The scenery features many animated objects including people, aircraft, animals, waves, cars, trucks and many more. Full night textures with light maps are included. All the scenery files have been sub-divided so they can be switched on or off according to user preference and hardware configuration. It has been designed for, and tested in DX9 and FSXA only. The airports include sloped flattens so they can also be used with high density mesh. This file also includes updates for Hawaiian Airports Part 2. George Keogh

CFS2 Arado 232.Aircraft: Model, Paint, DP by William Dickens Engines, crew figures: Dave Eckert Panel: B-29 .bmp by Frank Maetzler used with Permission Air File by William Dickens, modified for STOL by John Shore (Sandydog). By William Dickens. 2.9MB

FS2002/FS2004 Dornier DO335 A12. The Dornier Do 335 Pfeil ("Arrow"), unofficially also Ameisenbar ("anteater"), was a World War II heavy fighter built by the Dornier company. The Pfeil's performance was much better than any similar design due to its unique "push-pull" layout and the Luftwaffe was desperate to get the design into squadron use, but delays in engine deliveries meant only a handful were delivered before the war ended. A12 is a training plane of two seat. Two kinds of models(A12 two seat trainer and night fighter) are included. By Kazunori Ito. 4.2MB

FS2002/Pro Vulcanair (Ex Partenavia) OBSERVER 2 The model shows the highly successful Italian light twin used by Italian Police for traffic control. The FSDS model have all moving parts, rolling wheels and a virtually rendered internal cabin. Realistically made virtual cockpit and panel with default FS gauges. Original model & dynamics, by Massimo Taccoli, textures by Gerardo Taccoli. Original panel by Marco Spada. Copyright Massimo Taccoli. 1.9MB

Campo Grande International Airport (SBCG), is the most important the state of Mato Grosso do Sul (Brazil).This has been fortified, mostly with FSX's own resources (default objects), have placed the jetways (2), fuel service truck, Added the area of warehouses, communications, radar rotating artificial lights (by Jim Dhaenens), static aircraft (by Guy Diotte), has expanded the military exclusive use area, an environment that enhances reality. This installment include aeronautical charts, satellite photos of the airport, and more. It retains both the orientation of the runway, field and level of radio frequencies ensure on line navigation. By Cristobal Laje (2009)