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.

This update is a complete re-paint of the base colours of the fuselage and engines, creating patterns and gradients which better represent the mica silver used on the real aircraft. The gradients presented all sorts of problems matching where the textures get mapped onto the air frame in order to ensure that there are no stark differences at the joins. The work is now complete and the result is that the aircraft now really looks more silver than plain grey. After completing the base colours, many fine details were also updated - such as cargo doors, decals, APU doors, nose cone, paint around the cockpit windows, detail under the fuselage, warning lines on engine and fuselage, and much more. This is probably as detailed as any paint job on the AeroSim B787-800.

Boeing 737-200 Lineas del Sur, Argentina. Model by Vistaliners. Textures by Yankyvictor.

The Ultra Hawk 1 is based on a Japanese Animation series. The package features four different models, FSX compatible gauges and a new basic VC.

CFS2 Vultee V-11GB. The Vultee V-11 was a military version of Gerard Vultee's single-engine passenger transport V-1A, with which it shared the wing, the tail surfaces and the undercarriage. Designed as an attack bomber, it was a low-wing, all-metal design with an elongated, four-section canopy covering its two tandem-seated crew members. A dedicated attack bomber version was developed as V-11GB, and provided room for a third crew member-a cameraman cum bomb aimer who would also operate an additional retractable .30-inch machine gun placed on a trapdoor on the bottom of the aft fuselage. The wings now had a pair of .30-inch guns on each side. The estimated bombload was of 1,000 lbs. on internal racks over a range of 2,400 miles. Note to user: The trap door gun is operated by the "tailhook" command. If you hit shift+H on the keyboard the gun will deploy or retract. It will still fire regardless of its current position. Credits: The model is made by William Dickens The textures are by William Dickens The airfile and .dp are by Peperez The panel .bmp is by Phil Perrot. 846K

Bendix-King KI2xx-series Nav Instruments The KI203 VOR/LOC, the KI204 VOR/LOC/GS, the KI223 manual ADF and the KI224 RMI are all included as new gauges for FS2000. They integrate with and respond to the default FS2K electrical and avionics circuits. Version 3 adds a VOR1/ VOR2 selector switch for the KI229 and corrects the NAV/GS flag operation. Dai Griffiths, Dragonflight Design. 339K

FS2004 Generic High View Single Engine Prop Panel. Configured by Francisco Silva 156K

FS2004 Scenery Mt Gambier South Australia April 2004 This scenery is an accurate representation of Mt Gambier airport. All of the 3d objects, textures, AFCAD and animations have been custom made specifically for this scenery. By Steven Royals. 2.3MB

FS2000/ Gazelle start up and shut down sounds. Internal and external sounds for the Irish Air Corp Aerospatiale Gazelle helicopter (above) . Original Designed by Pete Daly modified by Jon Devins Sounds supplied and edited by Mike Ellis Original startup/shutdown by Manuel Gonzales. 3.9MB

FS2004 T-33A in early Royal Dutch Air Force textures only. The T-33A "T-Bird" joined the Dutch Air Force in the beginning of the fifties and they were operational up until 1972. 63 planes in total, 3 of them being reconnaissance aircraft (RT-33A). The first planes received the exterior decoration for "non combatant aircraft" as it was called then. A yellow band around both wings and a broad yellow band around the rear end of the aircraft. The Dutch Air Force code on the nose was applied in a similar way to that of the USAF and started with TR-1. This was later changed into an "M-" indication and the yellow striping was replaced by the now more familiar "day glow red" markings. This repaint depicts that early decoration of TR-15, a jet trainer of 313 Squadron, Volkel Air Base. Model by Tim Conrad (required here). Repaint by: Jaap de Baare. 2.6MB