FS2004/2002/CFS2 Bloch MB131C The Bloch 131 was developed from the Bloch 130.01 Guynemer prototype. It flew in July 1934 and was completely redesigned,with a glazed nose and tall single fin and rudder, and powered by two 708kW Gnome-Rhone 14N radial engines. A retractable undercarriage was fitted. Armament comprised 7.5mm machine-guns in nose, dorsal turret and ventral positions. One hundred and thirty-nine production Bloch 131 were built for the Armee de l'Air in the RB4 category as four-crew machines intended for bombing and reconnaissance. The first six aircraft were delivered by June 1938, the rest by September 1939. Most went to Reconnaissance Groupes, suffering heavy losses at the beginning of the 'Phoney War' period. From October 1939 the type was used only for occasional night missions and for training. The max bomb load in various combinations was 800kg. Following France's capitulation, the Vichy regime used surviving Bloch 131s for target-towing. This is Alain Breton old mdl reworked by A.F.Scrub for CFS2/FS8/FS9 flightsims.

FS2004. Fairey Battle MK1 A Light bomber replacement for the Hawker Hart. First flight was the 10th. March 1936. Aircraft of No. 52 Squadron based at Abingdon in late 1937. - 4:1 panel added and minor Flight Dynamics fixes. v2 By Edward Cook.

A tutorial to start the payware Aerosoft F-16.

CFS2 Graf Zepplin. This is a representation of Germany's failed aircraft carrier of world war 2, the Graf Zepplin. It is the stock cfs2 shj_junyo Japanese carrier repainted with a german cross. I would later like to figure out how to change the guns around because the Graf had the most powerful guns on any carrier during that time. It is highly recommended to get the Graf Zepp.aircraft pack to get the 2 German carrier planes Ju87C and Me109T. For some reason it doesn't show up in the mission builder but you can put it in a mission by manually editing the .mis file. CFS2 only! 255K

FSDS EXPERIMENTAL JET " POGO " CONVAIR XFY-1 FSDS Source file By JEAN AIME MORLA, JAMAIRCRAFT. 432K

Reconnaissance / Spyplane Panel. Almost all the necessary equipment for your backseater co-pilot can be found on this panel which allows him/her to take photographs using the powerful S.H.A.R.K (Supersonic high altitude recon kit). Suitable for the SR71 and other high speed recon aircraft, it allows a look-down zoom in/out view, and has a camera switch complete with sound for your photo-taking sessions. (requires Concorde gauge - here if needed) SHARIZAL ZAHRIN. 2MB

Carrier Navs: FS2002 includes navigation for four aircraft carriers, but the only included navaid is the ILS for the USS Vinson. The files in this package fill out the missing radio navigation and landing aids for the four default carriers, plus the USS Saratoga (CV-60) by Robert Waszkiewicz and the USS John C. Stennis (CVN-74) by Javier Fernandez. Also included are instructions on how to fly from FS2002 airports to each carrier, as well as, and flight situation files for a "radio check" for each carrier. Freeware by Doug Horton. 36K

FS2004/2002 Porto Seguro Airport, Bahia Brazil . Bahia is one of the 26 states of Brazil, and is located in the northeastern part of the country on the Atlantic coast. Created by Fabio Gomes. 3.4MB

JODEL D 120 "Paris-Nice" is a single engine prop two seat, build by WASSMER Aviation at Issoudun (France). Her first flew was made in 1952 and was a new version of the famous D112 design by Joly and Délémontez. She is was equiped with a radio and has a second fuel tank for medium travels. She was more powerfull and more comfortable. This modèle has full surface animation, Complete panel, virtual cockpit, open canopy (Maj + E) Design by Christian DAVI, 2.9MB

FS2004 Project Globe Twotter DHC6-300 Cayman Airways Reg_ID: VP-CKW. The d6skyb42.zip file must be installed before using this aircraft. Includes all the latest Ver 4.2 updates including the new exit door sounds & more by Premier Aircraft.Design. The Aircraft included, a DHC6-300 Twin Otter made completely in Gmax with wing views, Exit doors, dynamic shine, full suspension, etc. Project by Udo Lemmob, Barry Blaisdell, Samy Fay and Bob May. 1.4MB