Complete new Update Afcad and Scenery fix for LGSA- Chania - Souda Airbase Crete. Special thanks to Roger Politis for Beta testing over the weeks. Static F16 With kind permission and thanks to Guy Diotte who repainted in HAF Aegean Ghost Scheme for this scenery. Copy LGSA folder into Addon Scenery folder and activate in the usual way. I would welcome anyone to improve on the Terminal buildings as I have only used all default library items and would willingly delete them for more accuracy – please feel free to contact me if required. Enjoy.

Umhlanga Rocks is a popular holiday destination for South Africans. It is a located just north of Durban International Airport - FADN - (Durban, South Africa) and Virginia Airport - FAVG. Many small aircraft fly over the Umhlanga area on their final approach to Virginia Airport and commercial aircraft fly over this area too when making their approach to Durban International.

Contained in this stand-alone package is a Canberra of the South African Air Force. It therefore doesn't require anything else to work. I decided to create this set of revised textures as I realized the lack of such a specimen for use with FSX. It also as with the Vampire portrays really nice in a sunlit blue sky. I trust that you'll enjoy flying it as much as I do. Only 2D panel available. Credit to Phoenix Design.

These are updates I've done for the freeware Virtavia F-101 Voodoo. The VC has been completely redone using a scratch made gauge package. I've completely deleted the 2D panel. I never use it any way. I've also done some tweaks to the aircraft cfg., along with some new effects. All these updates breathe some fresh life into the old bird. This is the complete aircraft. Enjoy! By Bob Erwin.

Soviet Delfin Swath Light Fleet Carrier project, Project 115 Udaloy II DDG Ca 1987. The Soviet kick at the Sea Control Ship can, one of the 'Dolphin' studies resulted in this handsome Swath (Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull) Light fleet with a freestyle/Helix airgroup. The only information I had to work with was a small photo of a presentation model. Best guess- length:662 ft, Beam:210 ft oa, flight deck 637 ft x 193 ft, displacement approx 17-20,000 tons. The Udaloy II DDG is a general purpose vairiant of the Udaloy I ASW DDG. Optimised as a multi role fleet escort with enhansed ASUW/AA and General purpose armament.Of the same vintage and role as the US Spruance class DDH/DDG, The Udaloys have not enjoyed quite the same sucess as the Spruance class, only a singe Udaloy II entering service. With attached effects versions, no effects, with and with out deckpark. Night maps and internal illumination. versions included.Also includes a update pack for Hadi Tahir's YaK-141 V.2, featuring a number of repaints, adds radar to the panel that will detect AI ships, and some nudges to the config file to make the model easier to handle aboard and in transitional flight. For FSX and AICarriers 2

Egyptair Star Alliance Textures for the default FSX Boeing 737-800. This version carries the "Star Alliance" logo. This is a High Definition TEXTURE only for the FSX 737-800.

This is a 727 in Black Bahamasair fictional livery. Model by Vistaliners / Eric Cantu and painted by BahamasFlyers. Uses default B737 2d panel. No VC.

Wide screen (16/9) 2D panel (no VC) for the Douglas DC 8-61. See instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file. All custom gauges in xml.

FSX=Textures for the Douglas DC-3 and C-47. This is a texture change for the interior of the default DC-3 and Manfred Jahn's C-47 skytrain. It will give the Virtual Cockpit a clean Grey airliner look. By Marvin Carter

Quantico Marine Corps Airfield KNYG, based in Quantico, Virginia (VA) and highly classified, attached to the President of The United States. This is another Washington DC area airport to bring the Potomac to life. The base is the site of the Marine Corps Combat Development Command and HMX-1 (the presidential helicopter squadron). The United States Drug Enforcement Administrations "DEA" training academy, the FBI Academy, and the FBI Laboratory are on the base. By Ryan Cobb.