Mustang MK IV from the RCAF 442nd Squadron by Josh "Stonewall" Stuart . It is important to read the information included. Research material were used to make the aircraft as accurate as possible. They are used at your own risk. They have been extensively tested in CFS3 and work perfectly. Enjoy an alternative to the default aircraft included in the original sim. 1.2MB

FS2004 JU52 Retro Restore Project Pt 1 of 2: A project to fly the FS2004 v6 Junkers JU52 (with wheels) in FS2002. Retro-Restoration from FS2004 back to FS2002 is under license from the JU52 Factory, Managing Director: Pierino Primavesi. Thank you Mr Primavesi for your very liberal approach allowing others to change and modify the factory product provided the outcome remains freeware. The factory v6 FS2004 JU52 aircraft are the best since CFs2 and FS2002 flyers have, until now, missed out. You can fly directly from the FS2004 v6 virtual cockpit in FS2002 without returning to the 2D panel to change settings or look at the GPS map. Fly to a FS2002 flight plan for time and fuel consumtion, day or night. Instructions, documentation, and test flights provided. This part only activates v6 D-ANOY using a version 3 panel with no GPS and a fly and hold autopilot. Freeware and packaged in 2 parts by Ross McLennan. FILE NAME: JU_Retro_Pt1.zip 9.1MB

FS2004 Lockheed T-33A T-Bird Jet Training. Red Rex Livery of USAF T-Bird T-33A Developed from Lockheed's F-80 Shooting Star jet fighter, the T-33 went on to become one of the most successful jet trainers in history. Over 5000 were built with license production in Canada and Japan adding several hundred more. This FS2002/4 model has multiple paint schemes, full ani's, full VC, and custom gauges. Model by Tim Conrad Repaint by Francis F. Silva. 3.9MB

Albatross_DIII version.1 cfs2 aircraft only, is tenth in a selection of world war one aircraft, uses new sounds. Complete aircraft in Jasta.12 German Imperial Air Service colours. A popular aircraft made in large numbers and well armed with two spandau machine guns and superior to most allied aircraft of early 1917. The model (Albatross_DIII version.1) was created using FSDSpro, animated wheels with SDLEdit, it has multi-res mdl. Please do not upload this to any other sites. This item includes New cfs2 sounds and 5x WW1 missions. P J Walker.

FS 2004 - B737-700 - ''Formula 1 - Red Bull Racing Repaint'' - texture only (fictional). My VA decided to sponsor two F1 teams for travels within Europe and the Near East: Brawn GP and Red Bull Racing. This is Red Bull Racing with the drivers Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel (both featured on the tail, Webber left and Vettel right). Apart from race weekends the aircraft are used in regular service as Logojets. Model from Kittyhawk Studios (available on this site), repaint by Juergen v. S.

This is Kazunori Ito's P-61B repainted to a livery called "Time's a Wastin." I was interested in repainting this aircraft because I had a model airplane that has the same livery above. Enjoy. By Victor Vu.

FSX/P3D ATR42-500 Loganair. LoganAir is based at Glasgow Abbotsinch International Airport, Scotland and currently have 4 ATR-42 aircraft flying mainly local routes around Scotland and the Scottish Islands. Model and VC by Virtualcol. Ex payware. Textured and assembled for P3D v5 and should be ok in FSX and earlier P3D versions by Chris Evans.

FSX N3N Biplane Trainer. Following successful tests this neat little biplane trainer was built in both landplane and seaplane versions. The N3N was used extensively in U.S. Navy primary flying training schools throughout WWII, with the majority becoming surplus immediately when the war ended. The last N3N seaplanes, where retired in 1961. They were the final biplanes to be used in U.S. military service. GMAX model (tested in FS2004/FSX Acceleration) by A.F.Scrub.

Zuliana de Aviacion from Maracaibo Venezuela. Zuliana de Aviacion flew routes from Maracaibo to Miami, Barranquilla and local cities in the 90s. Aircraft by Vistaliners and 2d panel by Ken Mitchel included.

The Douglas Skystreak was a single-jet research aircraft of the 1940s, designed by the Douglas Aircraft Company in 1945. The package, originally by Craig Richardson, features a new designed VC so now all of the gauges are visible. Some of them were partially covered by cockpit framing. It also includes a new 2D panel, since the default one was so large that you could not look out the cockpit. This is the whole aircraft. New panel configuration by Michael Pook.