FS2004 Detroit Metro (KDTW) Scenery. DTW scenery for fs2004. Adds a new and improved midfield terminal. Updates the old terminal and international terminal. Includes runway 12 gates that can be romoved for better frame rate performance. Includes AFCAD 2 file. Requires NOVA GOLD TEXTURES 1 (here) By Mike Magner. 439K

FS2004-FS2002 Fictional Aircraft Hu-500ahasseye flying Aircraft engine with modern panel transition towards actual aircraft it includes a fighter HUD gauges effects files. Originally developed by Greg Pepper. Repaint and Dynamic Flight Tunning with fire effects emergency panel and sound include by ING Alex Hassey 404405 from UNAM University. A beautifull TurboFan DirectX+DXF+3DS model included and also include source code for repaint lettering and drawings.Plus DXF model at request . 7.3MB

FS2002 Repainted default 737-400 in GOL - Brasil textures only. 446K

FS2004 Boeing 747-400 Air Greenland. This is what a Boeing 747-400 might look like in Air Greenland livery. Air Greenland does not operate any Boeing 747. Model by Melvin Rafi. This aircraft works in both FS2002 and FS2004 This repaint is inspired from the Airbus A330.200 Air Greenland operates. 2.7MB

Bell206B textures only from Televisión Espanola (TVE). Television Española is the most important TV channel in Spain. It provides its audience with several programmes including high quality news and documentaries. This is a fictional helicopter from TVE but very similar to the real ones. I also included the logo from the campaign Madrid 2016 in its fuselage. Made using the white default textures from FSX (Microsoft Games all rights reserved).

FS98/CFS Cessna 208 Grand Caravan. Represents Cessna 208 Grand Caravan in two chilean markings. CC-CTR Patagonia Airlines, flown by Nelson Bahamonde, and E-132 Ejercito de Chile - Chilean Army. The history of the CC-CTR of Patagonia Airlines, it is at the same time, a tragedy and heroism history. On June 7, 2008, this plane, piloted by Nelson Bahamonde, crashed in the Aysen region. Thanks to the know-how of the pilot, the plane achieved to land with relative smoothness, deadening the impact with the tree's branches cover with snow. The nine passengers saved unscathed but the pilot died days after due to a head-injuries and internal injuries. While was with life, organized to the passengers so that they could survive. Nelson Bahamondes died on June 9, and the rescue arrived on June 11, when the survivors only had grass and roots to eat, and snow to drink. Today, Nelson Bahamonde is recognized as a hero of the Chilean civil aviation. Aircraft Designers: Donn E. Bohde & Sergio Kaiser. Panel by: Michael Tscherdantzew. Chilean textures: Edmundo Abad Dec. 2009

of 6. Jundiaí is a city and municipality in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. The elevation is 761 m. Distance is 60 km north of the city of Sao Paulo. Photoreal scenery. IMPORTANT: Back up all original scenery files in case this high resolution scenery makes your FSX run slow! 5th of 7 files.

FS2004/FSX Gloster Gladiator. The Gloster Gladiator was a British-built biplane fighter; its last such fighter. It was used by the Royal Air Force. First flown in 1934 it was rendered obsolete by newer monoplane designs even as it was being introduced to the RAF in 1937 with its new enclosed cockpit and four guns. Two models are included here, the Mk1 and the Mk2, the main difference between them being the use of a three blade prop on the Mk2. Modelled by Dave Molyneaux.

Contained in this stand-alone package is a Vampire of the South African Air Force circa 1971. It also sports 'seemingly' transparent engine covers that allows one to see the jetintakes, these are automatically added on engine shut-down. I decided to create this set of revised textures as I realized the lack of such a specimen for use with FSX. It also portrays really nice in a sunlit blue sky. I trust that you'll enjoy flying it as much as I do. Original model by Robert Richardson.

FSX FUJI T-7 trainer In the 1990s the Defense Agency planned to procure primary training aircraft for the Air Self-Defense Force. The newly planned aircraft model was to replace the T-3 primary trainer. In 1998, the T-7, developed by Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI), was adopted. The first of 67 Fuji T-7 primary trainers, powered by the Model 250-B17F, was delivered to the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force in 2002. The Fuji T-7 is used for basic flight training by the Air Training Command and the Air Development and Test Command of the JASDF. Upgrade to FSX, FSX Acceleration by A.F.Scrub.