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.

Detailed scenery of Long Beach Airport (Daugherty Field), Long Beach, California, USA. This is version 4 incorporating the latest design techniques and upgraded to the latest development stage. This version includes the modern new terminal and the new parking garage. This is a brand new stand alone version for FSX/P3Dv2. By Shehryar Ansari

FSX Boeing 747-8F freighter gray engine smoke effect (or white airshow engine smoke effect so you can wow them at Oshkosh) for the freeware Project Opensky 747-8F when used in FSX. Requires previous installation in FSX of a Posky 747-8F, such as the N5017Q model in rollout colors shown in these screenshots (newposky748fwvc.zip). Easy installation. By Tom Tiedman

House .api macros for Airport 2.x and VOD. Three different styles, two have an outbuilding. By Tony Adams. Public Domain. 194K

FS2004 Hawker Tempest Mk. 2 Update. Description: This is an update of the Tempest Mk. 2 by David Hanvey and Paul Barry (here). I corrected the datum point, which made it necessary to move the lights, and updated the flight dynamics. Bob Chicilo. 85K

FS2004/2002 Boeing 737-200 PLUNA (CX-FAT) FFX/SGA Boeing 737-200 It features the latest reflection including dynamic shine, lighting, and animation technology including accurate flaps, landing gears, and thrust reversers and dynamic wing and engine views.Paint by Facundo Sacchi. 2.1MB

German Coast Guard (Küstenwache) Texture for the Japan & US Coast Guard Ship by Mitsuya Hamaguchi Painted by benimi

Airport Design Editor (ADE) is a graphical design tool to create and enhance airports for Microsoft Flight Simulators 9 and X. It takes it's inspiration from the excellent AFCAD2 developed for FS9 by Lee Swordy. ADE does for FS9 and FSX what AFCAD does for FS9. It adds support for new FSX features such as fences, jetways and terrain. Users can also remove, move, or edit existing buildings and objects as well as adding new ones In addition to airport elements ADE also has a visual Approach Editor to add and enhance the approaches to your airports ADE is being developed with the help of a small group of dedicated airport designers with a wealth of knowledge and experience. ADE sets out to achieve two things in designing and enhancing airports. First to make the enhanced airport look good, and second to make it work properly. Airport design must address both aspects - the visible and the invisible. The design philosophy goes further in assisting users of all levels to get things right from the start. Error checking and 'common sense' are built in. At the same time it is important to allow users flexibility.

Heavily updated Concorde Sound Package. A realistic sound pack for the Olympus 593 engine. 3D sound cone technology has been used, you can hear the afterburners blasting from the behind Concorde. This will make your concorde come to life again. Uber realism with the spool up, start up, takeoff roars and afterburners from behind. Interior sounds have been carefully recorded and old videos have been used for realism. The Olympus engines are two spool engines, 38,050 lbs of thrust was delivered to push the Concorde to mach 2. By Kelvin Keeble.

FSX Macchi C.205 package. The Veltro was derived from the C.202 Folgore with the installation of a german Daimler-Benz 605 serie engine. Fast, manouvrable, reliable, it had comparable performances with the Bf109G series. Served mostly in the mediterranean theatre 1943-44. Top speed of 640 km/h at 5600 m, Climb to 2000 m in 1'28'', to 6000 m in 5'55''. Armament was of 2x12.7mm nose section plus 2x 20mm in the wings. Gmax model Features highly detailed historical virtual cockpit with full military equipment, high resolution gauge textures, fully functional and clickable VC cockpit controls via custom XML gauges and XML animations. Multi-lod and accurate flight dynamics included. Corrado La Posta