MACCHI MC200 SAETTA 150° Gruppo, 364° Squadriglia Italian air force (Regia Aeronautica) fighter of WWII, the Macchi C.200 was a monoplane single-seat fighter with radial engine. Very manouvrable was capable of a top speed of around 500 km/h and generally comparable with the Hurricane I. Armed with two 12.7mm guns had provision for small bomb-loading (2 x 100 kg). Served as a fighter and fighter-bomber mainly in the mediterranean area during WWII, in 1940-1943. Author: Alessandro Casadio Panel by Roberto Fusi. 1.6MB

Hangar Manager V2.0 Hangar Manager is a utility that makes the job of collecting and organizing the many aircraft and aircraft related components available on the internet for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 and 98 easy. It also lets you quickly and intelligently install and uninstall these components to and from the Flight Simulator directory. Author: Mark Schilberg 2.6MB

FS2000 Fairchild A-10 thunderbolt II / warthog panel based on janes usaf panel with full gauges by dan cytermann. 884K

Joint Strike Fighter panel Includes brand new gauges developed by Eric Marciano for fighter jets: Radar gauge showing AI aircrafts and HUD gauges with adjustable brightness. radar and hud by Eric Marciano /the panel by Ingmar Hendriks (uses concorde gauge here if required) 1MB

FS2004 Amsterdam Schiphol 1963 Package. We have tried to reflect something of the atmosphere and feel of that period, prior to the all jet era of today. This scenery is as detailed as possible because we found it essential to reproduce certain buildings and surroundings that were so typical for Schiphol Amsterdam. It will show the platforms, hangars, tower and terminal of the old airport but also the Fokker aircraft factory and the building area of the "new" Schiphol Centre under construction. by Jaap de Baare, Wolfgang Gersch and Harry Biard. 13.2MB

FS2004 Takhli RTAFB Vietnam, Late 60's Scenery. An upgraded model of Takhli RTAFB as it appeared in the late 1960s at the height of the Vietnam War. During those years, Takhli was the home of the USAFs 355th Tactical Fighter Wing, which flew F-105 Thunderchiefs and RB/EB-66 Destroyers. A large number of KC-135 tankers were also stationed at Takhli. In December 1970 the 355th TFW was deactivated and the airbase was closed. However, Takhli was reopened in April 1972 and served as a major base of combat operations during the Linebacker I and II campaigns. This is the fourth in a series of upgraded Vietnam War era Thai airbase models. The assistance of ?Bangkok Bob? Vaughn and other Takhli veterans in constructing this model is sincerely appreciated. Note: This scenery requires installation of the trees_v3.zip object library by Gerrish Gray (here). George Knowles. 1.9MB

FS2002 AI Helicopters 105: "Vladimir's Giants". Fifth in a series of files for setting up helicopters and their repaints as AI aircraft. Set-up templates for Vladimir Zhyhulskiy's freeware GMax fleet of large Russian Mil-Mi helicopters as well as his funky Kamov 226. Includes sample AFCAD "heliports" and flight plans for Kyiv-Zhuliany, Moskow, and Abbotsford. Flight behavior is approximated (!) with custom flight models. Requires additional downloads (see documentation). By Holger Sandmann. 503K

FS2002/04 FlightFX/SGAir Boeing 737-200 SOUTHERN WINDS Registration LV-ZYX The brandnew FlightFX/SGAir 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. The lighting effects are by SGA. Textures by Erick Cantu and Mike Baumann ©(2003). Enhanced textures, detailed wings, engines, engine intake and exhaust, thrust reverse, flap guides, fuselage, stab, and more. No tested in FS 2004 Paint job Marcelo Allende/ Misiones Argentina. 2.6MB

FS2004 MD11 & DC10 JAL AI Base Package. Includes Paintkit for repainters & includes MD-11 & DC-10 intended for uses as AI Aircraft. By FS Painter. 2MB

Repaint for the default Boeing 737-800. Sunwing Airlines flies cold Canadians to warm destinations during the winter months...A tribute. Repaint: Ian Mundy