FS2002/FS2004 Blackburn B-25 Roc Mk.I. The Blackburn Roc was a British Second World War-era Fleet Air Arm fighter aircraft designed by Blackburn Aircraft Ltd. It took its name from the mythical bird of the tales of the Arabian Nights, the Roc. Two kinds of models(clean and with weapons) and two kinds of paint examples(blue gray and camouflage) are included. by Kazunori Ito. 3.5MB

Scenery package for Rochefort-Saint Agnant in Western France. This airport has two clubs and the 721 air base's primary mission is to provide the support and the support of the Training School for officers of the Air Force. Detailed scenery with all the buildings, static planes, etc.

FS2002/FS2004 Vickers Armstrongs Type 432. The Vickers Type 432 was a British design for a cannon-armed fighter capable of engaging high altitude bombers during the Second World War for use by the RAF, developed by the British Vickers group. By Kazunori Ito.

This is an update of the default FS2004 Boeing 777-300 using the Air Canada textures by Fahim Safi. I have updated the flight dynamics, added all the wheels, and increased the range closer to the range of the real aircraft.

This is an updat from my last edit of Middle Peninsula Airport in West Point, Va. I lengthened the runway to 5,000ft and also added 2 light PAPI's and REIL's. These are real life construction updates to the actual airport. Original file edited and compiled using ADE. v.1.35. By Jason Friedlin

FS98 SU-26M 04 A Russian top category aerobatic aircraft in the original livery. Designed by Kouzou Maki. Repaint and apply the 400 hp M14PF radial engine, +11 -10 G-tolerance, faster roll rate, weight. By George Csillag. 796K

FS2004 De-Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribou Textures Pack 1 Included in this file 13 real liveries,Iran Air Force, Malaysia Air Force, Third World Hope Inc, Pen Turbo Aviation Inc (2 liveries) , Greatland Air Cargo, N94NC, C9-ATE, Wardair Canada, ERIM, Trigana Air, Union Flights & USAF. The "Boo", as it was known, was an excellent cargo lifter, in spite of its ungainly appearance. With outstanding short/rough field capability, it could lift useful loads into almost any airstrip. Caribou production ended in 1973 after 307 had been built, most of which were for military customers. A small number survived in commercial service in 2000 in North America (incl Alaska).Textures only, requires original aircraft by Mike Stone here. Repainted by Jean-Jacques Parel

New version: Updated installer and auto-update functionality along with chart downloaded changes to support browser updated security measures. FS Flight Builder is a utility for general aviation flying that will build flight files for FSX (flt), FSX Steam Edition (flt), and Prepar3D (fxml) based on waypoints and other data either entered manually or imported from SkyVector using the Plain Text Link information. Among other things, you can select your starting position, aircraft, and VFR or IFR flight plan. One of the most interesting features of the application is that it will include a Briefing file, added to the aircraft's built-in kneedboard, that will include departure and destination airport information (runways, frequencies, weather, and charts) as well as navigation frequencies along the route. Have you ever started up flight simulator and wondered “where do I want to go today”? The new Destination Chooser functionality can help to solve that problem. The screen allows you to enter your departure airport and choose various parameters for your destination (like min and max distance, tower availability, ILS availability, runway length requirements, etc.). How to install: Run Setup.exe and simply follow the installation wizard. When you run the application for the first time (make sure your flight simulator is not running), it will build the database from your flight sim data. Be patient. It could take a few minutes. It will attempt to locate your flight sim folder and flight plan folders automatically. If it can't find them, however, you'll need to select them from the options menu. IMPORTANT! Because FS Flight Builder saves to your Flight Sim directories, it MUST be run in Administrator mode. To do this, right-click on the desktop icon, select the Compatibility tab, and check the Run as administrator checkbox. IMPORTANT! The airport and navaid databases for FS Flight Builder are built using Peter Dowson's excellent Make Runway utility and the equally excellent BGL2XML utility from ScruffyDuck Software. The links to these utilities are below. They must be added to the main FSX or Prepar3D folder. Peter Dowson's website: http://www.schiratti.com/dowson.html ScruffyDick Software website: http://www.scruffyduck.org/bgl2xml/4584282773 It's also important to note that Version 1.7 of BGL2XML is required for Prepar3D V3 and higher. Author: Tom Arduini The latest installer can always be found at http://www.arduiniwebdevelopment.com/fsflightbuilder/fsflightbuilder.zip

CFM Streak Shadow. The Streak Shadow is a microlight first flown back in the 1970 s by the designer David Cook. It is a rugged, high performance aircraft and will cruise at 100 mph. It also has brilliant short field capabilities as proven by David when he took off from a cricket pitch. A CFM Streak shadow Microlight by Patrick Dyer.

Falco is an italian built low-wing light aircraft designed by the late Ing. Stelio Frati. It flew for the first time on june 15, 1955 was built by Aviamilano in two different series the I powered by a 140hp and then after ten machines built switched to series II with a 150 hp Lycoming o-320-A. The manufacturing licence was then acquired by Aeromere S.p.A who produced a version named F-8L America basically similar to the series II. Further development on the basic design and the introduction to the 160 Hp engine resulted in the current model the Super Falco which was manufactured by the Laverda S.p.A. and is made of composite materials. Full package for FS2004, model, custom panel and 3D VC, Two liveries. Original source file design by Chris Lampard modified and improved with 2D panel and a working 3d VC By Massimo Taccoli, Flight Dynamics made by Dennis G. Seeley.