FS2002/2004 RAAF Hawk Mk 127 Lead In Fighter Trainer 76 and 79 sqn repaints. Texture repaint only, to be used with DSB Designs Hawk LIFT available here. Repaints by Jason De Iuliis. 3.2MB

FS2002 Piper Twin Comanche 2. An FSDS aircraft with moving parts, a transparent cockpit, a custom panel and a virtual panel. By Chuck Dome. Has additional textures for repainting than first version. Public Domain. Repaint by Roger "Maddog" Gaylor. 756K

FS2004 DC-6 Dominicana De Aviacion Package. Model by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson. Repaint By Carlos Marrero. 17.9MB

Southern Winds - Boeing 767-300ER. SW is the company of higher pattern of quality of Argentina. Operating since 1996, now bill with a fleet of CRJ-200 and Dash 8-100. Now it begins their operations with two Boeing 767-300ER. Aircraft has moving parts (landing gear, flaps & spoilers), landing lights and color scheme painted in agreement with pictures of the real aircraft. Original by Bill Anderson, Repainted by Alexandre Alves. 124K

Based on the real N172DM, a C172N model. Textures for the default C172. The cockpit is a yellow/orange mix based on the real N172DM cockpit. The real 172DM was modified to carry a 180HP engine instead of the default 160HP Lycoming engine. By Anthony Celentano

FS2004/FSX Fremont County Colorado (CO) photo scenery Package. Covers the gap between the Buena Vista and Colorado Springs South sceneries and provides you with continuous coverage for longer cross country flights. By Gottfried Razek.

Dornier Do17e Light Bomber. What started out covertly as a simple fast mail plane became one of the most famous and successful bombers of the Luftwaffe and desired by many smaller nations for their airforce, spawning a number of combat aircraft firsts. This version was used in Spain and Poland September 1939. Model file, airfile, DP, and textures by Thicko. Panel by Lobo de Silva DP edit by Sandydog. Prop texture by Kelticheart. Extra Skins by Foute Man.

CYOW - Ottawa/Macdonald-Cartier Intl, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. This scenery is for Ottawa/Macdonald-Cartier Intl Airport (CYOW), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. This airport was designed only for FSX with 2 optional files: one version with the Crosswind runways activated and in full operation where all three runways will be used for takeoff and landing and one version as the default airport runway operation: airlines assigned to their correct gates as per their website, a complete rebuild for the new terminal and the gates numbered in the correct order, the cargo apron and its buildings updated, taxiways and taxi signs updated to the latest charts, helipad, extra fuel trucks and many other scenery objects included, airport views are from inside the control tower (when in tower view) please view the readme before installation. By Craig Scott.

FS MAP NAVIGATOR - Map navigator/creator for FS2004/FSX (tested on Windows XP and Windows 7). Monitors the aircraft position in a map provided by you. Maps can be of any type, size and scale (JPG or PNG format). 12 map sets are supported, covering 3 different map types and 4 different map scales, with the possibility to easily switch between them while you are flying. Automatic map move and map switch is provided for any of these sets. Maps are "calibrated" very easily, just mark at least two spots in each of them while you are flying. Additional marks may be inserted at any time for better accuracy. Possibility to save the current flight at any time. Possibility to move the aircraft to a new location through a simple click on any of the calibrated maps. Second application included that helps you to create and save in the appropriate folder your own maps. Checks for updates on your request. Works both in LAN mode and on a single PC (in the latter case FS must run in a window). Requires FSUIPC. By Furio Saffi.

FS2004 RNAS Yeovilton scenery. It is home to Royal Navy (RN) Lynx Helicopters and RN Commando Helicopter Force. RNAS Yeovilton operates over 100 aircraft in four different categories and is manned by around 1675 service and 2000 civilian personnel including MoD employees and permanent contractors. By Mike Dews for ALPHA SIMULATIONS. 1.7MB