DDG-1000 Zumwalt class advanced Guided Missile Destroyer for FSX. The lead ship of the class is currently under construction at Bath Iron Works, Maine. This is the complete class of ships, DDG-1000 USS Zumwalt, DDG-1001 USS Michael A. Monsoor, DDG-1002 USS Lyndon B. Johnson, plus the publicly lobbied for DDG-1003 Robert A. Heinlein and the fictional DDG-1010 Nesta Stubbs. FSX native, integral hard deck through out aircraft operating area, night maps. Tested only in FSX acceleration, should work in Prepar3D. For use with AICarriers2 or other traffic compilers. See readme for credits.

FSX added views for the DHC Dash-7 from Milton Shupe. The cameras provide 4 external-, 3 cabin- and 4 cockpit-views. Configuration by Erwin Welker.

FS2004 Screenshot Package 3. Including Boeing 777-240/LR in House Colours. Air India Express 737-800. My Travel 757. Singapore Airlines 777. Virgin Atlantic A340-600 and Virgin Blue 737-700. By Pavitar Singh. 7.9MB

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

CFS2 ONLY and FS2000 only! Mike Pupich purchased this aircraft from Paramont Studios after it was in the film "Catch 22". Later after beginning the resotoration work he met some original crewmembers of the 390th Squadron, 42nd Bomb Group "Crusaders", of the 13th Air Force who were originally stationed in the South Pacific theater during the War. Mike decided then and there to re-do the aircraft just like the original. The original aircraft was flown by Charlie Wells. He flew four missions with the original "Heavenly Body" as copilot and 38 missions as pilot. The stellar moment for this aircraft was when "Heavenly Body" roared off the deck of the USS Ranger on 21 April 1992 to honor the 50th anniversary of the Doolittle raid on Tokyo. Today she does airshows nationwide and it looks like there will be many years of pleasure from her to come. This original model was done by Roger Dial, Mike Hambly and Bruce Thorson. Re-paint by J-P "Gray Wolf" Demmerle. 2.8MB

FS2004 Boeing 777-200LR Pepsi. This Boeing 777-200LR with Pepsi repaint is working in FS2004 without problems and should work in FS2002, too. Not configured for FSX! Credits: Original model by MelJet (Melvin Rafi), the Pepsi repaint by Philip Dakowitz. 3.6MB

MD-88 Delta Textures only. Model by SGA repainted by Miguel Angel Sanz Wolfgram.

This is an update for FS X acceleration of the Atlas Impala (Silver Falcon) by Bjorn Buchner. I have updated the flight dynamics. There is a working virtual cockpit that I have added toggle icons and a trim gauge to and adjusted some of the gauge positions. You need the original aircraft for this update to work. Bob Chicilo.

FSX / P3Dv3 update Denel Atlas AH-2 Rooivalk. Previously designated Atlas CSH-2,it is a South African anti-tank helicopter manufactured by the company Denel Aerospace Systems thanks to the support obtained in collaborations with Western companies and the experiences acquired in the South African Border War. The Rooivalk was the result of the need of the previous South African army to obtain a combat helicopter prepared for the conditions of sub-Saharan Africa and especially the fight against tanks, of which many were lived in the South African Border War. Thanks to technology transfers made by several European countries, the United States and mainly Israel; South African companies such as Denel acquired the necessary technology for the construction and production of this type of aircraft. The first prototype flew in 1985; but the series devices arrived too late to intervene in the conflict in Namibia, as the first series device took off on November 17, 1997; already when the war was over. At that time the South African Air Force had acquired 12 units to equip two squadrons. On the excellent model of Johan Jacobs to whom the merits go, I have made changes in VC Cockpit textures and a 2d panel has been designed, sounds, rotor textures and other details have been changed, tested in FSX up to P3Dv3. Enjoyment....

Lacsa (Lineas Aereas Costarricense) in old Lacsa livery. McDonnell Douglas MD-11 model by iFDG.