FS2004 RAF Jet ProvostMK5 IN "the Swords" Display Textures only. Requires Rick Piper's Jet Provost here. Textures by UKMil. 1.6MB

FS2002 Alaska Air MD-Super-80. FDE By Sam Chin, Mike Baumann, Painter FFX/SGA. Repaint in Alaska Air livery by Corey Ford. 1.6MB

CFS1 - Commonwealth Wirraway - Les Stone Sept 2009 The Commonwealth Wirraway was built at a time of Australia's darkest period when a Japanese invasion was a possibility. The need was such that the design of the Wirraway used most of its components already in production as a North American trainer being licenced built in home factories. The CAC Boomerang followed the same path. The Wirraway was used as a fighter, bomber, reconnaissance, trainer and dive bomber. The CFS aircraft is mostly all my work and as such is subject to the usual limitations in use. You may repaint, tweek the air file and if requested the afx file will be provided. But if you should upload to a payware site or make any money from this aircraft then I will come round and break your legs, stick your head down the toilet or the equivalent. The only part that is not mine is the Panel, I could not improve on the offerings already on the web so the original owner's restrictions apply here. This aircraft flies fine on my PC so if you think that it may have damaged your PC in any way then tough. I hope you enjoy this aircraft Les Stone September 2009

The Cessna 182, marketed under the name Skylane, is a four-seat, single-engine, light airplane. Introduced in 1956, the 182 has been produced in a number of variants. This is a virtual weathered flight school version named Tukan. Textures only, the default Cessna C182S Skylane is required. Hand-drawn repaint by Ingo Schwan.

AFG Douglas-SudAviation Caravelle III, v1.0 for FS2004. Douglas-SudAviation Caravelle III, registration N420GE. This is a complete aircraft containing panel, sounds and effects. Manual included. Authors: Allied FS Group

FSX/P3D v3, v4 Messerschmitt 109 DISLU The Messerschmitt Bf 109 V13 and V14 were racing prototypes utilizing the new Daimler-Benz DB 601 engine for the first time in a Bf 109. Me 109 V14 was prepared for Ernst Udet to be flown at the 4th International Aviation Meeting near Zürich Switzerland between 23 July and 1 August 1937. After flying the airplane to Zürich himself, Udet flew the aircraft in the Alps Circuit Race on 27 July, experienced engine trouble, and crash-landed the plane. He was not hurt but the aircraft was a write-off, ending a very brief, and no doubt embarrassing, public debut . FSX/P3D v3 & 4 mdl by A.F.Scrub.

Take off from an addon heliport, land on a cruise ship helipad, pick up passengers, fly to several helipad sites in Monaco and drop off passengers. Aircraft used is the Bell 206B JetRanger. A few passengers from Acceleration are used.

de Havilland Canada DHC-7|London City Airways G-BOAX textures. Author: Mike Kelley Livery Description: London City Airways was a former British airline which was founded in 1986 by British Midland to operate services from London City Airport. The company was originally known as Eurocity Express. The airline was closed in 1990 following sustained financial losses. Required base aircraft - File name: (Dash7Pkg9.zip)

Cody Coyote's Campaign Building Tutorial A step by step guide on how to build effective campaigns for Combat Flight Simulator 2. The tutorial covers building both linear and dynamic campaigns, the use of player skill and random chance to advance the player and troubleshooting tips for problem campaigns. WORD format. By Cody Coyote. 143K

CFS2 Full Tour of Duty: This campaign allows you to play all 47 of the USN campaign missions in 1 continuous campaign. They are arranged in chronological order and the only change I made was to change the date in the first mission "War comes to Wake Island". It was listed as 12/8/42 and I think it was supposed to be 12/8/41. Just drop this small campaign file into your Campaign folder and you can select it under "Full Tour of Duty".Enjoy! Title: Full Tour of Duty-Campaign for CFS2-uses all 47 USN campaign missions in chrononlogical order. From: Dennis Junkins. 72K