FS2002 Pacific Western Airlines Douglas DC-6B Reg. Id. CF-PWF, 42-32863, in service with Pacific Western Airlines in the 1960's and early 1970's Now on display at Wetaskiwin Reynolds Alberta Museum. Complete with moving landing gear, flaps, ailerons, elevators, and rudder. It also features switchable landing lights and realistic engine start. By Harry Follas and Tom Gibson, Flight Model by Brian Horsey. Panel by Petros Protopapas & Stephan Grille (C) 17.11.1997 with very realistic sound - author unknown. Repainted by Richard McMaster. FS2002 Night textures for Pacific Western Airlines Douglas DC-6B Reg. Id. CF-PWF. Requires DC6BPWA.ZIP Textures by Richard McMaster.

FS2004 Default Learjet 45 World Travel Airlines Textures. This repaint has been done in World Travel Airlines colors, to go with the default World Travel Airlines planes. 1.7MB

U.S Navy VA-176 Douglas A-1 Skyraider Textures only for Tim Conrads A-1J Skyraider (below) Textures by Henry William.

JD Sceneries' rendition of Anson County Airport represents the airport as it looks as of December 2008, with all buildings, hangars, and other structures modeled, in addition to the large "Triangle Brick" factory across the railroad tracks. Look forward to future updates adding more hangars and a full ILS system.

Some problems have been appearing with the HUD gauge. This is a fix for those who are having that problem.

Photoreal scenery for TTPP Trinidad & Tobago. FSX only.

FS2002 Pro Dash8 Panel with external views. All of those great Dash8 freeware aircraft on the net and very few Dash8 panels. Photo-real 1024x768 resolution, uses mostly the default gauges plus a few more and you'll need the FS2000 Concorde gauge. Buckz. 4.4MB

Realistic starter sounds for a vintage piston engine. Recorded from a AT-6 Texan. By Marko Mebus. starter_sound.zip, 1.1MB

Background Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 uses Bing's satellite map. However, the satellite map is relatively old, and many areas are not directly equipped with map settings a few years ago. This phenomenon occurs in different regions of the world. The map on the mainland is even 10 years ago. There are a large number of regions where satellite images are not available. Microsoft uses the program-generated map instead, and the quality is very poor. After the replacement, the image quality and details have been significantly improved, as shown in the figure below History and related information I have been studying the possibility of replacing it with Google Maps for a long time, and there are also YouTubers on the Internet who have provided [some ideas](https://flightsim.to/file/4074/google-earth-decoder-optimisation-tools?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__= pmd_2902fb008a3441de2f812b093625596ad796f737-1628304162-0-gqNtZGzNAk2jcnBszQjO), use a crawler to crawl the data from Google and import it into MSFS2020. But this method is more complicated and cannot be used on a large scale. Full instructions included

Boeing 727-200 Fuerza Aerea Colombiana (Vulcano). Model by TDS. VC by Thomas Ruth. Textures by PhotoshopFSX