Lockheed U2 S Senior Span/ASARS variant. Optimised for FS2002. Full animation of flaps ailerons rudder and elevator, landing gear, spoilers and airbrakes, rolling wheels, full lighting (including the double fueslage top beacon lighting of the Senior Span variant) taking advantage of FS2002, Pilot and Instructor in full pressure suits. Pogos vanish independantly of the undercarriage before take off but do not support the aircraft in ground operation (this is due to myself wanting a realistic landing without the Pogos providing support as per real life), however the undercarriage track has been widened so that taxiing is possible. Completely new aircraft model by David Bushell. 251K

FS2004 C182 Skylane "Nevada" High Definition textures of the default Cessna C182 theme "Nevada" based on a real C182 I saw on the internet. Textures by Francis F Silva. 3.1MB

FSX/FS2004 iFly 747-400 JAL Textures only. Requires the iFly Boeing 747-400 Package (above or here for FS2004). By Eric Cagan. 6.8MB

Missing textures (ATR 42-300 and EMB-170) Fix for Polish AI Traffic Package. http://www.simviation.com/simviation/index.php?ID=91&page=3

Project Airbus A318 FD-FMC Revision Package 1.55. This aircraft is based on Project Airbus A318 with following improvement: - New AIR file with new engines setting, flight dynamics - updated VC by Bjoern Kesten (fix Navigation display position) with rain effect - New VC textures, High definition, by CokiBH (2 set for night) - FD-FMC version 1.55 with 300 airports procedures, with SID, STAR, Approaches, holding pattern, DME-ARC management, preditive gradient during approach, full N1 management, real vertical navigation. Francois Dore

The Grumman F9F Panther was the first jet fighter produced after WW2 by Grumman. Original design by William Tell. Adaptation to FSX, VC modification, 2D panels for wide and standard screen, gauges by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file.

Boeing 757-200 Guajira Airlines, Venezuela. 3 textures - "Albino", "Silver Bullet" and "Magallanes". Boeing 757-200 model by Project Opensky

FSX Pilotable ship Le Boreal. This is a relativly small french cruiseship for 264 passengers, built in 2010. This pretty FS-modell is made by Henrik Nielsen and belongs to his addon "130 AI Ships and AI Ship Traffic.zip", which brings traffic into harbors and empty sea. The pilotable version provides a good manoeuvrability. Twelve camera views let you explore the decks and the restaurant. Features for a pilotable version with navigation bridge as panel and added views by Erwin Welker

The Boeing 737-200 is the most successful commercial jet airliner ever built. A total of 1,114 were built between 1967 and 1988, Model by FFX\/SGA "New Dynamic Shine", Sound Pack by S.A.P, Panel by Fabrizio Beretta, texture by Gustavo La Cruz

Base 444 is a top secret base used for the development of "unmanned" spacecraft. The test vehicle "Sleigh 2" launched on its first test flight only moments ago. Unfortunately, there was a design flaw and base operations lost contact with the craft almost immediately after takeoff. A small flame could be seen on one of the booster rockets after the craft launched; this is thought to be directly involved with the accident. The booster rockets were jettisoned 10nm away from Base 444. These rockets were designed to propel the craft into the upper atmosphere before being jettisoned into the Atlantic Ocean. The jettisoned booster rockets have been recovered. The craft however, has not. You are a part of a specially selected team that works specifically with the operations at Base 444. The craft's tracking devices have failed and it's unclear where the craft may have landed or crashed. But that much is guaranteed; radar contact was to be made from Edwards AFB once Sleigh 2 was 50nm away from Base 444 - this never took place. Sleigh 2 is somewhere on the ground within 50nm from Base 444 in an unknown direction. The faulty booster rocket may have thrown off the projected heading of the craft. It's up to you to locate the craft at its crash site. Join the FSX Military Aviation Organization to post pictures of your mission and to fly online with other members at www.fsxmao.com