Trans American flight 209, from the legendary 1980 disaster-spoof movie "Airplane!" This livery for the default 737-800 is based upon the in-flight scheme, one of several seen in the film (two different ones were on flight 209 itself). As in the film, two-zero-niner is the callsign ATC uses. Flight 209 flew from KLAX to KORD, if you want to recreate the route. Repaint by Miller. Sorry, Otto not included. *lol*

These mdl files fix the problem of Project-Airbus FS9 Airbus if used in FSX. They were showing a hole in the fuselage top where an antenna should have been. Thx to P-A people who fixed that before closing down. Just replace the mdl file by this one.

This repaint it is for a Boeing House Livery Kittyhawk Model, texture by Gustavo La Cruz

Texture for the default LearJet45. MUFON (Mutual UFO Network) Field Investigator's Learjet. Dedicated to UFO hunters everywhere. "The Truth Is Out There." Painted by R.E. Wyman using Rob Smith's LearJet45 paint kit.

Boeing 737-200 Viasa. Model by Erick Cantu

Updated Nakajima B6N2 Tenzan (Jill) for FSX Acceleration. I used Erwin Welkers/Michael Pooks great VC-update, gun-effects and camera views, put in some panel extra's (bomb scope, radar, japanese minipanel), renewed the air.-file, so now the rear gunner's cockpit opens with the Concorde nose-visor keys and also put in 2 extra textures.

FS2004 Nam Phong RTAFB Vietnam, Late 60's Scenery. A model of Nam Phong RTAFB as it appeared in mid-1972 when much of it was still under construction. Nam Phong was originally an obscure Thai Air Force training base located about 60 miles south-southeast of the large USAF/Air America facility at Udorn. In response to increasing NVA attacks in the Central Highlands of South Vietnam, the US Marine Corps transferred three fighter/attack squadrons (known as “Task Force Delta”) from Da Nang to Nam Phong. A new 10,000 ft. concrete runway was built, and roads, aircraft parking and housing/storage areas were hacked out of the jungle by a joint USN/USMC engineering team. Nam Phong was nicknamed “the Rose Garden” in jest due to the extremely primitive conditions that existed there when the Marines first arrived. The nickname was borrowed from the Marine Corps advertising slogan, "We don't promise you a rose garden", which in turn was inspired by the lyrics of a popular country & western song by Lynn Anderson. The three USMC fighter/attack squadrons that took up permanent residence at Nam Phong were the VMFA-115 “Silver Eagles”, the VMFA-232 “Red Devils”, and the VMA(AW) -533 “Nighthawks”. Note: This scenery requires installation of the trees_v3.zip object library by Gerrish Gray (here).. George Knowles. 612K

FS2002 Hughes 500D Border Patrol. One of the world's most popular light turbine helicopters. Features moving control surfaces, a reflect map, virtual cockpit and three different colour schemes By Bjorn Buchner. 1.1MB

FS2004 HH-65B Dauphin CGAS Detroit Textures only. Textures only for Antti Pankkonen's HH-65 Dauphin (Dolfin) model (hh65a_dolphin.zip) depicting an HH-65B (tail #6558) of Coast Guard Air Station Detroit at Selfridge ANGB, Michigan. Requires original model (here) . Repaint by Matt Magner. 869K

CFS2/FS2000 G-23 Goblin Royal Canadian Airforce. Textures on FS2002/CFS2 Grumman FF-1 by Paul Clawson. New Textures,Panels xxx.air,aircraft.cfg,and xxx.dp by Jim "Rockster" Jacobson. 3.4MB