This is a high definition repaint pack for the FSN wheeled version of the AT-802. The AT-802 SEAT or Single Engine Air Tankers have been used widely across the world. Mainly in North America and Australia. The AT-802 is capable of operating on dirt strips and remote refill locations due to it's small size and ability to work from rough strips. This capability is widely used in Australia. The AT-802 is used widely in the US as a contracted initial attack aircraft for the USFS. But it is largly overshadowed by the large contracted air tankers the USFS uses. It's 2 competitors in North America are mainly the the Bombardier/Viking CL-415/215T Super Scooper and the Grumman/Marsh S-2F3AT Turbo Tracker flown by Cal Fire. The S-2 and CL-415s both carry more than 1,000 gallons. Making the AT-802's 800 gallon capacity the smallest of the category. It is also slower than it's twin engine competitors. Still a viable platform, used in pairs in tandem to add to the effectiveness of drops similar to the use of the CL-415, the 802s can also be used as lead / air attack platforms. More powerful versions of the AT-802 variants are currently being flight tested. The new derivative, the AT-1002 is larger and more powerful 802 was first flight tested in late 2013. It is still in development, but will be capable of carrying 1,000 gallons of retardant/water and carry nearly twice the fuel of the 802s currently. Making the 1002 closer in performance to the other aircraft in it's category. This repaint pack represents 8 liveries for several operators in the United States, Canada, and Australia. Repaints by Nicholas Mitchell.

FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 Package Curtiss B-36 bomber with parasite fighter McDonnell XF-85 Goblin. This package honours Kazunori Ito's great work and the incredible US concept of equipping a long range bomber with a tiny inceptor within the bombbay. The fighter, hanging on a trapez, was swang out from the bombay and after it was released it should defend the bomber far from the home base. After the fight it was proposed that the fighter returns to the bomber, connecting its hook onto the trapez. This concept was successfully tested with a B-29 but was never done with a B-36. The package contains three models: A) Kazunori Ito's original B-36 with a static XF-85 within the bombbay with animated gun turrets and bombbay. B) Erwin Welker's reworked model of Ito's B-36 with the animation of the XF-85 coming out from the bombbay and flying away. This version is just for flying because of avoiding exceeding the vertices limit of the simulator inside parts of the B-36 (gear,gun turrets and crew) are removed. This version has a VC. C)Kazunori Ito's XF-85, upgradet for FSX by Michael Pook. All original models are made by Kazunori Ito, model rework of the B-36 with the XF-85 animations and all camera definitions by Erwin Welker, all panel rework with FSX-compatible gauges by Michael Pook. Gauges by different authors. Package by Erwin Welker

Take off in a Cessna C208B Grand Caravan from an Era Alaska hub at Nome airport. Fly to Moses Point and drop off some fire fighters, then on to the hub at Unalakleet airport.

This is an update for FSX of the Mig-35 prototype by Tuomas Narvainen. I have updated the flight dynamics, given it a 2D panel, added gauges to the basic virtual cockpit, added smoke effects and afterburner effects. You need the original aircraft for this to work because Tuomas did not want any updates to include the whole aircraft

CFS2 Pilatus PC-9 Royal Australian Air Force's "Roulette's" Aerobatic/Display team. The PC9/A is the Australian built version of the Pilatus PC9 by Hawker DeHaviland Australia in the late 1980’s. Model: David Friswell. - Flight Dynamics Rob Opray - Textures Luke Hampshire - Panel. 2.8MB

CFS FS98 Bell P-400 Airacobra 'Impatient Virgin', USAAC 67th Fighter Squadron, 347th Fighter Group. Henderson Field, Guadalcanal, November 1942 (CFS ONLY PACKAGE). Updated for FS98 with animated prop, landing gear, and flaps. P-400 was the US designation given to the British 'Model-14' export version of the Airacobra following the enactment of the Lend-Lease Act. Since the British canceled their order, the US Army requisitioned a number of P-400s in the days after Pearl Harbor due to a shortage of modern fighters. Many of these were shipped to the Pacific where - with P-39Ds - they were used in the defense of New Caledonia, Guadalcanal, New Guinea, and Australia. FS5 Model/AFX by Eric C. Johnson. Original texture parts by Eric C. Johnson and Philippe Millour. DP/CFS by Steve Bezant. Includes Dan Griffin's CFS P-39 v2 panel. Custom FD by Christoph Ruhtenberg of EYA - Enjoy your Aircraft. Checklist by Josh Van Stavern. History file by Joe Baugher. Period flight music included. Animated model, repaint, and package assembly by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield of Indianola Flightcraft. 906K

FS2004 Aero C 3A/Siebel 204D - Multipurpose transport airplane Siebel 204D was produced in the Czech territory during the Second World War. After liberation in 1945 the production continued in the factory AERO, basic versions was named "Aero C 3" and "Aero C 103". 179 planes were built, they were used as transport, bombers and the version "C 3A" as a trainer - pilots and navigators of Ilyushin Il-28 remember their beginings with "Siebel". Several planes "Siebel" used Soviet Army at the end of the war - one black and white photo presents a light colour plane with the red star on the rudder. Jan Moravec. 3.2MB

FS2002 Cessna L-19 Bird Dog Colombian Air Force The Air Force bought just 2 of this airplanes by the end of 1953, those arrived like a kind of prove. They received the registration number FAC 123 and FAC 300. It worked from Palanquero, but it didn't worth the work. Model by Massimo Taccoli maxtaccoli@tiscalinet.it Textures by Eduardo Fadul. 380K

FS2002 Cathay Pacific Airbus A340-300. Model made with FSDS 1.6 and animated with Aircraft Animator. Features moving fan blads, ailerons, elevator, rudder, speed brkaes, slats, flaps and gear. Panel and sound aliased to default B737. By Rainer Mehlin. 768K

FS2004/FSX/Acceleration Package Boeing P-26 Peashooter with photorealistic panel and static VC in six paint schemes. The original model is made by David Wooster, the model conversion with static VC is made by Michael Pook and the 2D panels in four different colours are made by Erwin Welker