ALROTS Citation X High Res Shots. (Series of screenshots of the Citation X here) Enclosed are a few shots I took of The Freeware CitationX desiged by Simviation's own Alejandro Rojas, also known as Alrot! I was going to send them to Alex as he requested but figured it might be easier to upload to Simviation so we all could enjoy! Keep up the great work Alex and thanks for your conrtibution to this community! There are a total of 35 shots taken in and around Princess Juliana Airport in St. Maarten. File Sixe is 5mb All shots are free to use but please give me credit when possible, Thanks! Dave "Fly2e" Touy. 5.5MB

FS2004 Historical Hatfield Aerodrome, UK. The de Havilland/Hawker Siddeley / British Aerospace factory that opened in 1930 as a flying club and closed in 1993. Famous types such as the Comet racer, Mosquito, Comet airliner, Trident, HS125 and BAe 146 were designed or built here. Additionally, the Manor Road site made propellers, engines (piston, jets and rockets) and even an ICBM which went on to form the basis for the European space program. Latterly the site designed the Airbus A300 and A310 wings. Today the site has become an enterprise park & no airfield exists. By Toby Vickers. 1.8MB

FS2002 Beaufighter TF Mk X of B Squad.of Portuguese Navy - Portela de Sacavem AB, in 1946 - Portugal Marks of Portuguese Air Force and Texture created by Luis Faria aka: _306TigerLima Panel, sound pack and airfile by Michael Vader Model by Colin Muir. 4.3MB

FEDEX Feeder Shorts SD3-60-300 Twin Turboprop Freighter This package contains two aircraft. FEDEX Reg_ID: N748CC and D-CFXE With Full Moving Parts and Dynamic Night Effects. Design by Barry Blaisdell Paint by Bob May Premier Aircraft Design. 280K

Boeing 737-200 Mey-Air This is a repainted version of a Boeing 737-200. Works in flighsim 2002. Designed by Terry Gaff. Sound by Daniel R. Careri Repainted by Roy Danielsen. 17MB

FS2004 CRJ-200LR South African Airlines. This aircraft is made by : PROJECT OPEN SKY Model Designer : Mitsushi Yutaka Flight Dynamics Designer : Warren C,Daniel FDE Advisor's : Nick Peterson, Simon Ng Hin Tat Tested by : Project Open Sky Members Master textures by : Thomas Stillner Painted by : Samy Fay (South African Airlines). 3.1MB

Boeing 727-200 Costa Rica Skies. Model by Vistaliners. Panel by Ken Mitchell. Repaint by Yankyvictor

FS2004/FSX Percival Q6 P16d. Designed in 1936, this is the optional retractable undercarriage version of the elegant 6/7 seater, of which only four were built. This model has a later refined flight dynamics file giving a better engine power representation. It is shown in its RAF impressed version complete with the instrumentation layout, ADF and comms equipment of the period. Originally uploaded to Britsim in April 2012. By Keith Paine.

FSX/FS2004"Savoia Marchetti S.79 Sparviero (Sparrow Hawk) Package.Thanks to Kazunori Itos Freeware SM79model. One of the most famous Italian aircraft of WWII". This aircraft repaint represents an actual Sparviero of the 254aSquadriglia of the 105th "Gruppo Autonomo BT "(Autonomus Bombardment Group) of "Comando Aeronautica Albania" that was captured by the Hellenic Army after the occupation of “Argirocasto” and “Koritsa” in 1940. It served with the Royal Hellenic Air Force as a transporter. The Greeks having their hands full with the war in progress, didn't even bother to erase the Italian Air Force markings. Instead they just put the Hellenic markings right over the old numbers. This aircraft was flying and was regulary serviced during the entire Hellenic war effords in Albania and it was seen in several airfields including Tatoi Air Base during the war .This is a complete package. Model Gauges Conf. and 2d Panel by Kazunori Ito. Repaint for the Hellenic colors by:Yiannis Katehis Tsetsas. (No VC)

CFS1/CFS2/FS2000 P51D Mustang "Daddy's Girl" This Aircraft represents the P-51D "Daddy's Girl" Flown by Capt. Ray Wetmore in East Wretham England in 1944. This Model has full moving parts. I Dedicate this Plane to my Daughter Jina Gandy. Uploaded by Steve GandyOriginal Model by: By Alain L'Homme Panel: Chris Arrington. 3.6MB