FSX Wilson Lake and River Alaska Redraws Wilson Lake Alaska in its correct position and size. Also adds Wilson river and makes it landable (on floats). Suitable for VFR or user created missions. By Mark Bradshaw

It has been a few years since this gauge has been updated. There are not many changes. There is a workaround for a bug in P3D which prevents discovery of the correct frequency for an ILS approach. So now this gauge is fully P3D compatible. There is also a new feature to display the destination distance on the map and also display of radio frequencies on the VOR and NDB screens. Apart from that there are some cosmetic changes which are hardly noticeable. :: V8 Fixes the problem of the release and the ICAO Search did not work because of two characters missing. This fixes the problem in the original release yesterday. Previous version has 6000 downloads

The Bristol Bombay was designed to serve both as a bomber and a troop transport. It first flew in 1935. It was too obsolete to use as a bomber in Western Europe when the war broke out but served admirably in the Middle East. This is a native FSX Acceleration model. It is painted for service in the Middle East desert. The Pegasus sound file is by Gary Jones. The VC has animated flight controls, working gauges and is based on photo's of similar aircraft of the same era. By Paul Clawson

FS2004 Cessna 185 Update. This file is an update to the CFG file of the Cessna 185 by J. R. LUCARINY (here). This update modifies the contact points of the main gear and tail wheel. Now the wheels are set at ground level instead of slightly underneath the ground as seen on the original aircraft. Also engine horsepower increased to 350hp and stall speed with flaps down is decreased to 45 knots. This may not sound like a realistic modification (and it isnt) but hey, its flightsim, so whatever. The plane now lifts off the ground at a more reasonable distance, just adjust the prop to 2400rpm at 500ft. no manifold pressure limit so go wide open until you run out of gas!. I use a Cessna 206 sound set but you can alias the default mooney sounds for a more realistic sound. Have fun with the Cessna 185. 184K

Updated & fixed: FS2002 Lockheed Martin JetStar II. An FSDS aircraft with 1024x1024 textures, full moving parts, a custom panel and custom gauges. This upgrade from FS2000 also includes rolling wheels, a dynamic virtual cockpit and full night textures. By Chuck Dome. 1.2MB

Shorts SH360 of Regional Airlines Comeravia (Commercial Aviation )from Venezuela , reg G-XSS. Model By Mike Stone, Texture by Gustavo La Cruz

FSX/P3D 3&4 Boeing 787-8 Hainan Airlines package with new enhanced VC. Hainan Airlines is China's 4th largest airline in fleet size and currently (July 2017) operate 10 Boeing 787-8 aircraft. The wonderful Boeing 787-8 from TDS will be enjoyed by many more people who do not know how to install a VC into a FSX native model. The VC is the Alejandro Rojas Lucena/FSND fantastic revised Boeing 737-800 VC model blended with Ken Wiggington's work on the default 737 VC to make it more resemble a 787. This VC model includes Working wipers (right mouse click on switch) with rain effect. Switches for LCD Screens, EICAS, PFD, MFT. Autobrake switch. Opening pilots window. Cabin Lights switch. Realistic FMC. Ground Proximity Warning System (GPWS), More Realistic night VC textures. There are custom Boeing sounds included for that extra realism. I added the great textures by Dietmar Hann. Assembled, edited and prepared for Prepar3D V3 & 4 & FSX by Chris Evans.

McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10 Continental package for FSX. In 1980 Continental was operating 7 DC-10-10 aircraft. Includes custom VC. Model and VC by Thomas Ruth. Includes comprehensive VC with working wipers. I included the great textures by Mike Pearson. Added FMC by Garret Smith. Custom packaged by Chris Evans

Goa International Airport, more commonly known as Dabolim Airport, is an international airport located in the city of Dabolim in Goa, India. It is the only airport in the state and operates as a civil enclave in a military airbase named INS Hansa. It is 4 km from the nearest city Vasco da Gama, 23 km from the South Goa district headquarters of Margao, and 30 km from the capital city Panjim.[4] Terminal 1 - Domestic Less than a dozen airlines compete in the domestic market. There are 132 airports in India which can be categorised in sometimes overlapping ways into public sector, private sector, civil enclaves, international, metro, and non-metro. Goa is connected to all six main cities in India: Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi, Chennai & Kolkata. There are multiple flights to Mumbai per day, operated by over 5 airlines. The first Goa - Mumbai domestic flight leaves at around 0700 in the morning and the last flight leaves at around 2350. Terminal 2 - International. There are two versions for Goa International airport included in this package. One with the old ICAO code and then the other with the new ICAO code. The new coded airport scenery has no AI traffic. - If you decide to use the VOGO scenery then, you will have to activate the dummy VAGO files as well. - It is important to set the display scenery mesh resolution to at least 19m and the texture resolution to at least 60m. Failing to do so may result in unwanted terrain abnormalities. -Alternate boundary texture to be used at your own risk. Only use if you know what you are doing. This scenery was created with ADE9X, SbuilderX313, Gimp2.1, XML Marker, DXTBmp.

FS2002/FS2004 Scenery -- Malibu, California Version 2 This scenery area includes the original 4000 foot runway and helipad with all of the original surrounding hangars and facilities of Aeroworks Flight Center 2 on top of a 1400 foot hill, right by the coast of California. In addition, version 2 adds docks, piers, and seaplane facility on the beach with a 2000ft runway and a sea lane landing area marked with buoys for water operations as well as several new custom designed macros and the usual concept aircraft macros. This scenery works in conjunction with FS2002's AFD and shows up on FS2002 GPS. Scenery and macro's by Jason L. Terry. 1.6MB