FS2004, Maupiti airport, French Polynesia.....NTTP This is a whole new Maupiti. It contains the terminal, tower, helipad, boat docking area to get to the main island, and an afcad by Ray Smith, which makes the airport come alive at night with runway lighting, and blue marker lights around the tarmac. This island is often referred to as a mini version of Bora Bora, and it is just a short hop from there. It is the smallest airport in the Society Islands, and one of the smaller islands also. The airport is also located out on one of the motus, or coral reefs surrounding the island, and as with Bora Bora it is necessary to take a boat from the airport to the main island. Aircraft which use this airport are mainly Air Tahiti ATR's, or tourist helicopters. By: Bill Melichar. 1.5MB

Updated: Mitsubishi A6M2 Model 21 fighter for FS2002, version 1.0. An orginal multi-resolution design with breaking parts and full animation. fsds2 model by Gerald Lindell. Textures by George Lindell. Flight model, damage profile and vc gauge animation by Andre van Duin. Panel by Lobo da Silva. Also includes exhaust effects. 1.9MB

FS2004 Smith Miniplane Wolverine. Model By: Fern Marques. Repaint By Antonio Speed. Sounds by Aaron Swindle. 2.2MB

FS2004 PBY Catalina, RNZAF 1950 Textures for Mike Stone's PBY Catalina in the colour scheme of NZ4049 of 5 Sqd. RNZAF Lauthala Bay, Fiji 1950 Textures only, Mike's original file spby5a.zip is required (above)Textures by Geoff Chambers. 130K

FS2004 A340-313X Air France Textures only. Project Opensky A340-313 model (required here) and Stefano Anedda's Air France repainty. 5.8MB

FS2004 B727-100 Saudia Old Colours Textures only. HZ-OCV Saudi Royal Flight Old Colours. This is a repaint of the freeware B727-100 By Vistaliners Repaint by Ben Hartmann

FS2004/FSX Spitfire IX Trainer: Although there were wartime conversions of the Spitfire into a two-seat trainer , the two-seat Spitfire trainer was primarily a postwar program. In 1946, six TR 9 trainers were converted from the standard Mk IX to train pilots for the Irish Air Corps (IAC) Seafire fleet. The Spitfires provided transition training that included gunnery practice since the type was equipped with two .303 Browning machine guns, one in each outer wing bay. Most of the TR 9 aircraft passed to the ground technical training school at Baldonnel where they were used as instructional airframes for the training of aircraft engineers for the Air Corps. Four of the IAC aircraft survived and two went on to join the warbird fleet in the 1970s and later. Complete model,airfile,effects and textures by A.F.Scrub.

FSX/P3D Airbus A300B4 Korean Air package. The A300 is a short to medium range wide bodied jet airliner produced between 1971 and 2007. Korean Air lines operated 32 A300 and still had 4 in operation in 2012. These have now been retired or sold. Model and VC by Thomas Ruth. Added FMC by Garret Smith. I included the textures by Mike Pearson and custom CFM soundpack. Added correct jetway configs. Manual included. Zip preview for larger pictures. Assembled for Prepar3D and FSX by Chris Evans.

This is updating the SpaceLab to work with the Shuttle Fleet. The config file has two attachments, attachment "0" should be used if the ODS is present in the shuttle vehicle, and attachment "1" is used without the ODS. Two scenarios are provided, one with Columbia and no ODS, and one scenario includes Discovery with the ODS. The scenario files show how to use the attachements so that the lab is properly positioned within the bay. This is an update to the original SpaceLab V3.0 by Gandalf; the original add-on must be installed first for this update to work properly.

There are more than a hundred species at over 3000 destinations. These screenshots offer you some random examples of the total library. Along with this little "pict book" you get a possibility of trying out how your animal installation works. A checkpoint list with destinations and practical advices just in case. Having problems, comments or need for something: don't hold back your queries. I shall be happy to assist you anyway. Happy flights!