Boeing 747-400 Dreamlifter. Original model by Project Opensky.

FS2004/2002 Bell 47 US Coast Guard Floats Version. Sound: The sounds were taken from a real Bell 47 flown by Air Action. My thanks to Max, Xavier and Vincent . Created by Jean-Marie Mermaz. 5.1MB

FS2004 AFS-DESIGN AFS-DESIGN Autogen Water Textures from air photographs, version5 has new foresttextures and super watermirrortextures and new beach, streets and river; Super mirror water and forest world textures to FS2004, Freeware, look in gallery: www.afs-design.de , Package come with three different altitude - sharpness - raster. All textures are adjusted air photos. Very nice addition to FS2004! By A. Meyer. from air photographs, version5 has new foresttextures and super watermirrortextures and new beach, streets and river; Super mirror water and forest world textures to FS2004, Freeware, look in gallery: www.afs-design.de , Package come with three different altitude - sharpness - raster. All textures are adjusted air photos. Very nice addition to FS2004! By A. Meyer. 4.7MB

FS2004 Mediterranean180 Motoryacht V.1.0 A 18m motoryacht with full 3D exterior and interior, panel 2D and virtual cockpit. This is very detailed boat model made in 3DS MAX with ultra high quality smooting shape. By Robert Waszkiewicz - Deltasim Studio. 11.3MB

FSX Bombardier Learjet 60 Package. A twin fanjet, 8 place business aircraft. This release contains five complete aircraft in real world liveries from USA(2), Canada, Great Britain and Germany. Each model is a complete package of aircraft, panel with internal views, DVC (Dynamic Virtual Cockpit) and fully modelled luxury passenger cabin. Default Learjet sound, full ground handling module with push back and taxi speed control also included. The visual model includes opening doors and all the usual control surface animations. A comprehensive set of html documents (Check List & Ref List) are included for in-flight information. A separate Panel_Docs folder accompanies this release with panel and systems help files and pilot's notes. The model has been created from scratch in FSDS2.4 & FSDS 3.0 . Design by Jean-Pierre Brisard, Barry Blaisdell, Bob May & Kevin Pardy - Premier Aircraft Design. 10.2MB

The package contains an in-flight refueling gauge that can be installed on any aircraft and allows refueling in the air from any aircraft - in free flight or multiplayer. By Andy Niko and Jivko Rusev.

Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-300 ER With Bridgeston Tyres And photoreal windows! Includes VC edited by Danny Garnier. Custom B777 sounds. Wonderful Boeing 777-300ER GE VC model by Project Opensky. Includes ground service (Views - Instrument Panel - Posky Utilities). By Shrikar Galgali Happy Flying! Updated for FSX by Chris Evans

Airbus A319-110 Avianca NEW Colors. Model by Project Airbus. Edited by Ivan Contreras"IvanGDL". This plane includes: Wingviews Working Dynamics Default A321 and VC Nice plane from POSKY

Description: This Service pack includes the Servicepacks 1 and 2, you don´t have to install them before. Fixes: - New aircraft.cfg that fixes some failures from SP2 aircraft.cfg - New texture 98+90 (black nose) - All failures from SP1 and SP2 fixed Optional effect install: Read the effect_install.txt if you will have effects on board. Have fun Andy Guethling, Germany 2008

FS2004 Douglas DC-6 ver 2.0. This package includes the DC-6 in its earliest form with short nose (no weather radar) and round-tipped Curtiss Electric propellers as delivered to the first DC-6 customers in 1946-48. The later aircraft had the more well-known, square-tipped 'paddle' propellers, and this version is included as well. Most, if not all, of the early DC-6's were later modernized to this standard, and many (especially from the U.S. operators) had weather radar installed in a longer nose. This package contains most variants, including liveries for American, United, Delta, Panagra, SAS, Sabena and KLM, nine aircraft in all. The KLM repaint is by Maarten Brouwer. Flight dynamics based on work by FSAviator. For FS2004; FSX users should get DC6_V20X.zip instead. By Jens B. Kristensen.