FSX/FS2004 Bristol Blenheim Mk I The Bristol Blenheim was the first modern 2 engine metal skinned bomber of the RAF. By the outbreak of World War II few Blenheim Mk Is remained in service with home-based bomber squadrons, having been superseded in the bombing role by the Blenheim Mk IV. But their usefulness was by no means ended, many continuing to serve as conversion trainers and, initially, as crew trainers in OTUs. Original model by Thicko,upgrade to FSX/FS2004 by A.F.Scrub

This is version V1.0 of the Orbit Targeting MFD for use with the Shuttle Fleet V4.8 in Orbiter. In December of 2012, "Indy91" published a LUA script that provided the ability to conduct rendezvous in a manner similar to that of the Space Shuttle astronauts during the shuttle program. Previous to that publication, "Siamesecat" had published an add-on that simulated the "Universal Pointing" feature of shuttle software. Both items made the simulation of rendezvous, proximity operations (PROX OPS) and docking with the International Space Station more realistic and enjoyable. This MFD combines the two previous add-ons in one MFD in an effort to allow Shuttle Fleet users the ability to conduct missions more realistically. Please read the enclosed users manual. It includes a tutorial for the use of this MFD.

Tampa Cargo textures for the A330 200 by Thomas Ruth . By Abrahan Pineda Jimenez.

FS2004/2002 P47D-25 assigned to the 1st Grupo de Caça, Força Aerea Brasileira, and attached to the 350th Fighter Group in Italy during 1944. Designed in FSDS2 by J R Lucariny, Painted by Cristiano Magnani. 1.9MB

FS98 California Martinliners. Updated with moving props, landing gear and flaps. Includes three planes that flew the California skies during the 1950's - California Central Martin 202, Southwest Airways Martin 202 and Pacific Air Lines Martin 404. Designed by Tom Gibson & Dave McQueen. FS98 FD by Tom Gibson. Includes twin propliner panel with GPS, DME/ADF, moving weather radar, and position homing gear (original panel by Sergio Reblin and Christian Conesa). Gauges by Chuck Dome, Glenn Copeland, Brian Kostick, Paul Schwerdtfeger, Dai Griffths, Andreas Jaros, Christian Koegler, R.L. Clark, Alex Yanes, HGHB, Jerry Beckwith, Jay Crawford, Mike Weerasinghe and Scott McMillian. Sound package by Jack Hill. Flight music included. FS98 adaption, panel build, and package assembly by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield of Indianola Flightcraft. 1.6MB

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

Boeing 767-400ER House colors. Model by IFDG. Repaint by Ben Jones

Welcome to Jack Garland Airport also Kown as North Bay, Ontario! Just minutes from the downtown core, the municipally-owned North Bay Jack Garland Airport is served by several air carriers and charter operators with daily flights to Toronto and Ottawa. This provides national and international connector service for North Bay and other Northern Ontario communities. The North Bay Airport is certified by Transport Canada for day and night, IFR, and VFR operations. The main 10,000 foot runway is serviced by a parallel taxiway for efficient airport operations.

Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Photo Realistic Scenery Part 8 of 9. Included is Valinhos and Vinhedo citys and Airports: Viracopos and Amarais. Amarais have not radio auxilies, but is used 1170 mhz to ADF that is the Radio Educadora AM. Viracopos is OK with radio auxilies like VOR and ILS. Author: Gilson Augusto Rocchetti

FSX / P3Dv3. Update of the AlphaSim North American T-28 'Trojan'. Its initial flight on September 24, 1949. Designed as a replacement for the T-6 trainer, the Trojan came into production in 1950. The USAF version (T -28A) was powered by an 800-hp engine, while the later versions of the United States Navy (T-28B and C) were powered by 1,425 hp engines. When production ended in 1957, a total of 1,948 of the three versions had been built. Redesign of textures and gauges of the vc copckit, sound and recolection of several skins of different authors including some realized by me. All credits to alphasim and authors ...... Enjoy