Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747-400 photoreal wing views with United B767 wing views resize

The Lockheed Model 10 Electra is an American twin-engine, all-metal monoplane airliner developed by the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation in the 1930s to compete with the Boeing 247 and Douglas DC-2. The type gained considerable fame as one was flown by Amelia Earhart on her ill-fated around-the-world expedition in 1937 Many Electras and their design descendants (the Model 12 Electra Junior and Model 14 Super Electra) were pressed into military service during World War II, for instance the USAAF's C-36. By the end of the war, the Electra design was obsolete, although many smaller airlines and charter services continued to operate Electras into the 1970s.

FSX/FS2004 M3A Falcon Major. Private aircraft built in 1936, still airworthy & currently residing at Old Warden, UK.

FSX/FS2004 Hall Springfield Bulldog racer The Hall Springfield Bulldog racer was designed by John Hall after he left the Granvilles of GeeBee fame. It raced only once, in the 1932 Cleveland race and finished 6th because of engine problems. It was said to have reached a top speed of 270 knots. Your model will do about 240 knots and is set up slightly twitchy as was the real Bulldog.GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

FS2000 BAe Hawk T.Mk1 A "Red Arrows" The BAe Hawk first flew on 21st August 1974 and celebrated its 25th anniversary in 1999. It is one of the most succesfull premier fast-jet trainer and it is used by the Royal Air Force and Finnish Air Force plus many others. This plane is Red Arrows XX307 and it joined the team in 1996 from HQ CFS. The Red Arrows is one of the most respected aerobatic demonstration teams in the whole world. This FSDS design includes full moving parts, virtual cockpit, transparent canopy with glass reflections and an instrument panel. Designed by Mikko Maliniemi. Paintjob and T.Mk1 A modifications by Owen Hewitt. 2.8MB(flight handling upgrade here)

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

This is an early-block B model B-26 prior to the addition of the longer wings and taller tail. She is multi-LOD, comes complete with crew figures, panel, gauges and weapons. AIR file by 1%. Weapons are by Dbolt; crew by Martin Wright. The 26 is a tempermental aircraft and it takes some experience to master her flight characteristics. IMPORTANT: The use of elevator trim and flaps are critical in flying the B-26 successfully. There is a complete set of mousable trim controls on the fuel panel. Get to know your panel screens This aircraft bears the colors of "Cindy" 444thBS, 320th BG, N Africa, 1942, Pilot Lt Art Johnson painted by James Peach (Sopwith Chameleon). The B was developed from Bismarck13's (William Dickens) original A model source file. Special thanks to Bis for it's use. Special thanks are also due Sopwith for nagging...er, rather that is inspiring me to do this project. ;) Aircraft model, DP and CFG by myself, skin by Sopwith Chameleon (James Peach),panel by Bismarck13 (William Dickens). Additional skins are available at Sopwith's CFS2 Paintshop: http://sopwithc.wetpaint.com/ Installation: Unzip the package and place all files in the corresponding folders of your CFS2 main directory. This is freeware but must not be uploaded to other sites, modified in anyway without permission, or used in any way for monetary gain. Enjoy!

For FS2004 and FSX: The L.3 was a partially failed attempt to create a very simple and cheap monoplane trainer, better suited to the entire basic training syllabus of Regia Aronautica pilots from 1940 onwards. This open cockpit version was also adopted for 'lead in' training, by the Croatian Air Force, and eventually the Luftwaffe, and by the A.N.R. for assault glider pilot training. Some also served as 'unit hacks' during WW2. Full details are in the suppled contextual history. This release (Part 1) provides two open cockpit MDLs, with different landing gear, many relevant liveries, a combined contextual history of both the open and closed cabin versions, and an illustrated Student Training Manual to allow realistic simulation of the wartime Axis 'lead in' training syllabus. The Part 2 of this release will later feature the enclosed cabin version. VC only.It also works subject to some limitations within in FSX.GMax Models and Skins by Manuele Villa, Flight dynamics by FSAviator. By Manuele Villa/MVG3D, January 2015.

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

This is the scenery package for Remire Island , Seychelles. Texture Resolution: 60cm/pixel, LOD16 Size: 14MB by Diaphenous