The Rockwell-Messerschmitt-Bolkow-Blohm X-31 was an experimental jet fighter designed to test fighter thrust vectoring technology. It was designed and built by Rockwell and Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm (MBB), as part of a joint US and German Enhanced Fighter Maneuverability program to provide additional control authority in pitch and yaw, for significantly more maneuverability than most conventional fighters. An advanced flight control system provided controlled flight at high angles of attack where conventional aircraft would stall or lose control. Two aircraft were built, of which only one has survived. This is an FSX update for the X-31 featuring a dramatically improved VC and a new 2D panel. I've tried to create both panels as closely to the real panel as possible. Automatic exhaust smoke and afterburner effect added. Thanks and credits go to Capt. I. D'Attomo for the original model. New panels and some other improvements by Michael Pook.

152A East Germany commercial airplane. Model and textures by J R Lucariny

FS2000/FS2002 APACHE AH-64 Longbow Panel V1B The Apache AH-64 Longbow panel is sporting high color 24 bit texturing for best viewing. The panel has most of the exact same features and gauges as it should in this release. The panel has extra features to make flying by panel easy. Also added is a VC hud for usage in a model that has a VC. Includes standard and new gauges. By Kirk Long (United Flight Software). 2MB

FS2004 Douglas B-23 "Dragon" Bomber The B-23 was the bomber version of the DC-3, but much slimmer and more powerful. This is an update of my earlier model to make it compatible with FS2004. It has the usual animations, improved textures and model, dynamic shine, and nav and landing lights. It uses the default DC-3 panel and sound. By Paul Clawson. 302K

FS2002 "Saudi Hawks" Display Team GMAX A flyable formation of four BAe Hawk Mk.60 aircraft of the Saudi Arabian Air Force's Display Team, the "Saudi Hawks". Formation features revolutionary display animation controlled by the user. Based on a GMAX design by Mikko Maliniemi, with base textures and modifications for display team packaging by Kari Virtanen. Aircraft have display smoke effects, full lighting, reflective transparent cockpits and moving parts. Photoreal panel by Mark Beaumont features excellent visibility, side panels, animated mirrors by Kari Virtanen with following aircraft, many specially made gauges by Matt Kaprocki, HUD and TCAS Radar by Eric Marciano. Defaults to Lear45 sound: recommended sound package REDPACK5.ZIP. Accurate Hawk checklist and sample chart display. Detailed 'Saudi Hawks' livery, operational notes and overall packaging by Mark Beaumont. File name: SHAWKS4.ZIP. 10.1MB

FS2000 Piper PA31-350 Chieftain The stretched Navajo was first designed in 1971 and was first seen in 1973. The Piper Chieftain was created specifically to challenge the Cessna 402. The main difference from the Navajo was the fact that this aircraft was longer on the fuselage by an extra two feet (approximately), allowing extra room for passenger seats or storage. This FSDS model has 32-bit textures, maximum moving parts, virtual cockpit, transparent cockpit windows with glass reflections, instrument panel and sounds. Plane by Mikko Maliniemi. Flight dynamics by Steve Baugh. Panel by Marcelo Canovas. Sounds by Aaron R. Swindle. 5.3MB

FSX/P3D (all versions to v5) Cessna 140 The Cessna 140 was a "starter" plane in more ways than one. They were affordable, and they were easy to fly and maintain. They were the plane in which many pilots trained and so were the perfect first-plane purchase for many people. They also helped push Cessna into its postwar "modern age" of building all-metal, highly reliable aircraft for training and personal use. Native FSX/P3Dv3,v4,v5 model by A.F.Scrub

FS2004 Tucson (KTUS) Tower. This adds a realistic tower too the old tower at Tucson International. Created with Gmax. By: Ryan Osborne . 55K

FS2002 EC135 Swiss Air Rescue REGA 15 Geneva, Univ. Hospital HUG New Paint by Pascal Küffer, SWISS HELICOPTER DESIGN GROUP. Based on the aircraft by Linden Hoyle (ADAC), panel by Franz Haider, with their friendly permission to release. This helicopter is now in duty in Geneva (Rega 15) with the logo of the University Hospital Geneva. The first and once EC135 powered by the Swiss Air Rescue REGA, 2003. 6.9MB

FS2004 Default 747-400 "Da Vinci Code" Theme. Spot Tom Hanks's face on the fuselage. Repaint by Francis F. Silva. 2.7MB