FS2004 North Bay, Ontario, Scenery, Version 2. This scenery includes modifications to the North Bay airport (including the tower and terminals plus the Canadore College aerospace campus, Sundridge, Parry Sound and a landing strip in Sturgeon Falls. It also includes the waterfront park with carousel and bateau mouche (both seasonal), marina and, of course, the most important monument in the world. Traffic is increased, with a Bombardier 415 doing test flights to Parry Sound, planes doing circuits and flying to Sundridge. Have fun. Made by Fern Marques. 9.5MB

FS2004 North American T-6G 3D Fly FS Racing livery. Model by J. E. Narcizo Textures by Telli Narcizo - Denis da Silva FDE by Rancho JEN team - Special thanks to A.C.Lucena, Celso Pacheco Panel by Johan Lemmers. 4.7MB

FS2004 OV-10 Bronco German Air Force. The German Air Force used the OV-10 till 1990 as a target tug aircraft. Model by Tim Conrad, repaint by Sebastian Hecker. 5.3MB

FS2002 EMBRAER EMB-120 Brasilia SKY Europe. Designed in FSDS V2 by J R Lucariny. 913K

FS2004 Airbus A320-232 Armavia . The Project Airbus A320 offers a wide range of features, many of which are XML controlled, such as pressurisation outflow valve, ground spoilers, pack outlets that open different amounts due to temperature, idle reversers, parallel bogies, dynamic jetwash, dropping surfaces, opening doors, custom lighting, dynamic shine, wing views, accurate landing gear. Model design by Andy Warden, flight dynamics by Peter Binamira, base textures by Demetris Themistocleous and Alessandro Savarese. Tested by Alexander Kvitta and Thomas Ruth. Repaint by Marcelo Veneziale. 11.7MB

FS2004 DC10-30Air New Zealand '70's Sceme Textures. This is a repaint of SGA's updated DC10-30. These are texture files only & require DC-10-30 Passenger (here) . The base package is needed in order to use. This is a repaint of the -30 in Air New Zealand in their 70's colors. Repaint by Joe Lehrmann. 2MB

Flight plans for IFR and VFR flights in the North Sea of Europe area. Includes detailed maps and METAR. Text in Spanish only.

. The Blackburn Roc was a British - built Royal Navy dive bomber / fighter..It was built as a development of the Skua (also as a carrier based aircraft) and first flew in 1938. In all 136 were built having been ordered before its first flight.Delivery to the Navy started in 1939 but squadrons disliked the Roc claiming it was inferior to the Skua. In 1940 Rocs were relegated to air-sea rescue and target towing duties before being withdrawn from service in 1943. A floatplane version was originally planned but the prototype conversion proved unstable and crashed and no further production was carried out. Also the addition of floats cause a serious decrease in airspeed on what was already a relatively slow out-dated fighter. Modelled by Dave Molyneaux.

This gauge has been developed for FSX Flight Simulator Acceleration. It should also work with FSX SP1/SP2 . The functionality of this gauge is based on the Rockwell Collins HGS which is designed for the B737NG . It works correct for FSX B737-800 models only !! The gauge has been developed as close as possible according to the HGS Pilot Guide from Rockwell Collins for normal operations. The HGS can be used during all phases of flight from takeoff to landing. This can include Ground Roll Guidance, all enroute operations and either non-precision or precision approaches. This gauge is very realistic. It supports the pilot particular during approach operations to meet always precise the runway touch down zone by keeping a 3° glide slope angle. Even for a visual approach maneuver the HGS supports the pilot to establish and maintain the aircraft on the proper glide path to the runway without reference to a ground based landing system like ILS. Technical descriptions and installations guide are included in the zip file for further information. Look at video also : https://youtu.be/mw4Q_eOWYtk By Dietmar Loleit

Updated version of Alphasim's PBM Mariner. New VC with new gauges, and some re-texturing. Also included is a brand new 2D panel. File description and instructions are in the read me file. Enjoy!-Bob Erwin