Airbus A320-200 Iberia New livery. Model by Project Airbus. Repaint by Xudeva Irribarra.

FSTSTuner Version 1.2. Intro: FSTSTuner stands for “Flight Simulator TeamSpeak Tuner”. It allows you to tune your COM2 frequency and have TeamSpeak switch to the configured IP Address and Channel in the background. It consists of a gauge (InnerGears.GAU), a configuration program (FSTSTuner.EXE, and the .rtf format help file which your reading (FSTSTuner.RTF). This version has been tested and is compatible with TeamSpeak versions up to TeamSpeak 2. Works with FS2004 & FS2002. 656K

FS2004 Copenhagen, Denmark v2.4 VFR scenery with corrected coastline as well as buildings ranging from the historical royal palaces and castles to the modern power plants in the area surrounding Copenhagen. By Soeren H. Nicolaisen, Kim Dahl, Steffen Kidal, Ivar Danielsen, and Lars Moellebjerg. 20MB

FS2002 MD Helicopters MD 900 Explorer - Luxembourg Air Rescue livery. Revised FSDS MD900 model with transparent reflective look windows, virtual cockpit, improved handling etc. Includes customised panel, air file & sounds. By Pete Daly. 3.7MB.

FS2004 Blue Heron C-5a Galaxy. C-5 Galaxy repainted in Blue Heron Airlines textures. Textures by Mike Toennessen. 870K

FS2004/FSX Zion National Park North, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Cedar City (KCDC), Utah (UT) photo-scenery. Cedar Breaks National Monument is a large amphitheater cliff in bright colors of red, orange and purple. It lies east of Cedar City in the northern region of the scenery. The cliff was formed by erosion thru wind, water and ice. Today erosion continues with a pace of about 2 inches every 5 years. Although it is called Cedar Breaks, there are no cedars growing there but juniper trees. The scenery extends south to Zion National Park and covers a large part of Zion Canyon and the Kolob Canyons area. Zion National Park is another place where erosion of the Colorado Plateau formed the most beautiful colorful stone formations of unique and wonderful shapes. There are nine different layers of stone visible in the park. Most of them consist of sandstone. But there is also limestone, gypsum, siltstone, shale, clay and mudstone. The Virgin River cut a spectacular and famous canyon thru Zion Park that is as narrow as 20 feet and up to 2000 feet tall. By Gottfried Razek.

Textures only for the Aryus Works Cessna Citation Excel for FS2004 / FSX. Represents a privatel;y owned Citation Excel. Repainted by: Enrique Medal.

USA EAST USGS 10 metre mesh terrain - FSX only. This constitutes 10 metre terrain mesh for a section of the USA, The whole USA East mesh files will abutt the US West Coast 10m mesh already available, that was made by: Raimondo Taburet. Make sure you have your scenery terrain settings at about 5 metres in the FSX display dialogue for the mesh to show properly! Includes: NM, TX, OK, MO, AR, LA.

This is an update for FSX acceleration of the P-51D Reno Air Races by Roger Dial, Steve Small, and Mike Hambly. I have updated the flight dynamics and changed the panel a bit from my previous update for FSX without acceleration. You will need to add up trim for take off now. You will need the original aircraft for this update to work. You won't need any other update for this one to work. No virtual cockpit. Bob Chicilo.

FS2004 Atol das Rocas. This is a self-contained scenery package to add the Atol das Rocas atoll to FS2004. I DIDN'T TEST IT IN FSX. The Atol das Rocas is a forsaken place in the Atlantic Ocean. It belongs to Brazil, and it sits 126 nautical miles from the north-east tip of the cost of Brazil and 84 nautial miles west of Fernando de Noronha following a heading of 295. Fernando de Noronha is another Brazilian oceanic island. Finding the Atol das Rocas is half of the fun. It appears on the GPS if you go to airport SBFN. The history of the Atol das Rocas is tragic and colourful, with lots of shipwrecks, deaths and incredible stories of survival. The light has been placed there in the 1800s, and it was tended by operators and their families who suffered terrible perils. There is no fresh water, no wood for a fire, no dirt to grow a garden. I suggest a search on the Net. There are hundreds of sites in all languages talking about the place, its light, its history. Today there is an automatic solar-powered light on top of an aluminium tower, ruins of the old arrangements (not all the pictures you will find on the Net are the latest ones) and a small shed used by the scientific research group that visits the island. Some people go there by boat for fun. It is probably an enjoyable place on a sunny, calm day, with blue sky and blue water. I wouldn't want to be there at 3 in the morning during an Atlantic storm, though. This is free stuff. Thanks for downloading. Done by Fern Marques.