FS2002 Pro Pilatus PC9M HB-HPJ. Version 1.0. Depicted here is HB-HPJ the Pilatus PC9 Demonstrator. The PC9M is the current production variant built by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland. This version has been created by using Abacus' Flight Simulator Design Studio version 2. Features include full moving parts including undercarraige suspension, opening canopy and reflective textures. Model and Flight dynamics By David Friswell. Textures By Barry Magann. Panel By Luke Hampshire. 4.3MB

FS2002 Aircraft-McDonnell Douglas MD 80 AUSTRAL LÍNEAS AÉREAS 0800 Aircraft by Stewart Global and Flight FX Paint job: MARCELO ALLENDE. The MD-80 v2.0 brings a new aircraft fully compatible with FS2002. You will find that we've completely redone most of the model, making it completely Gmax. It features the latest reflection including dynamic shine, lighting, and animation technology including accurate flaps, landing gears, and thrust reversers and dynamic wing views. This is only the first in a line of MD aircraft. Next will likely be the MD83 or 87 as well as the DC9-51. The FDE is the superb MD80 FDE by Sam Chin with modifications by Mike Baumann, and the model is by Jonathan Stewart and Erick Cantu. This aircraft is truly a multi-group effort, one of many to come. The model itself is evidenced of this. The fuselage, fins, engines, and landing gear are done by FlightFX. The wings, stabs, and aft fuselage section are by SGA. Textures by Erick Cantu and Mike Baumann. 1.8MB

This is a fictional livery for the default DC-3 in Royal Air Force Transport livery. DC-3_RAF

EC-135 Spain Air Force Textures only. A Repaint of Heiko Richter's beautiful EC-135

Cessna Skyhawk 172SP N191CL Textures only for the default C172. By Anthony Celentano

FSX/P3Dv3,v4 Vought Corsair Early F4U-2 The Corsair entered service in 1942. Although designed as a carrier fighter, initial operation from carrier decks proved to be troublesome. Its low-speed handling was tricky. Landing a Corsair on a carrier was a difficult task. For these reasons, most Corsairs initially went to Marine Corps squadrons which operated off land-based runways. The U.S. Navy did not get into combat with the type until September 1943. Standard and Nightfighter version included. Native FSX/P3Dv3,v4 mdl by A.F.Scrub.

In 1945, the German Air Ministry requested new designs for a new generation of jet fighters such as the Horten Ho 229 and Focke Wulf Ta 183. One of these designs was the Heinkel He P.1079. The initial design, known as the P.1079A, was a V-tail night fighter with wings that featured a 35 degree sweepback.The second and third designs were flying wings with a single vertical fin which replaced the V-tail of the P.1079A. The P.1079.B2 was a completely tailless flying wing. None of the three designs were ever produced, with development work ceasing at the end of World War II. This is an update of the Nightfighter, originally designed by Andreas Becker. The focus of this update lies upon the panels,now featuring mostly German gauges to give them a more authentic appearance, being that this aircraft was a German design. In adition, tha VC has been entirely reworked and now contains some more gauges. All credits go to Andreas Becker for the original model, new panel updates by Michael Pook.

Adds stock style kneeboards to Project Airbus A318, A319, A320IAE, A320CFM, and A321 models, including accurate V-speeds, approach speeds, and flap placard speeds taken from Airbus literature for the different models.

CFB North Star (version 7) fictional Canadian arctic military/commercial base for FS2004. Features triple runway configuration of the earlier versions, along with custom buildings and effects. Three alternate scenery configurations are provided for, including opened hangars, with unique library objects that may be used in other freeware scenery projects. Also includes flightplans and AI ship traffic (the icebreaker CCGS Louis St-Laurent). FREEWARE by Brian Sturton.

FS 2004 Cessna 195 Photo-real Panel. Photo-real panel for vintage Cessna 195. Works with both Joe Binka & Hedgehopper Design Group's Cessna, and Mike Stone's Cessna. All Default gauges (frame rate friendly). By Will Fisher. 589K