This pack enhances the airport of Sarre Union LFQU in France VFR Alsace HD 3D Automation v2.0.

This is a fictional livery for the Airbus A343 for an fictional airline called Ugo from the defunct republic of Biafra, which was from Nigeria. Based on the A340-300 by Thomas Ruth.

FS2004 SRCsim Icom IC-A200 Communications Transceiver. Introduction This radio gauge consists of two Icom IC-A200 communications radios, configured as COM 1 and COM 2. The operation of these gauges is modeled on the real-world Icom radios. They feature standby frequencies, selectable by switch. They keep one frequency ready at all times as the standby frequency and this can be changed at any time; when the standby frequency is called into use, the currently active frequency then becomes the standby. Ric Ryburn. 171K

ATF Instrument panel for FS2002 Uses mainly default FS2K displays and gauges, however, Concorde gauges are required as well (available here if needed) . This one is designed for a twin jet fighter/attack and best suited for F22 and the like. Some gauges are small-sized and not meant to be used effectively. But not to worry: essential flight gauges have easy-to-read popup displays. Sharizal Zahrin Syafiqah and Syazwani. 3.2MB

FS 200x panel for Incom Corp. T-65 X-Wing Panel. All needed guages included, works with most 4 engine planes. This is my first panel so the guage layout isn't the greatest, but the essentials are there. I can't get working GPS or Radio buttons for it, so if anyone wants to fix this, please do so. Bitmap from X-Wing Alliance screenshot. By Robert Kaster. 3.1MB

FS2004 Trat Airport, Thailand. Trat is located about 400 km east of Bangkok near the border with Cambodia. Until recently, the only way to reach this province was by the Bangkok-Trat highway, which took about five hours or so, depending on the “suicide quotient” of the bus driver. Although there are a few small airstrips used by the military, there were no regular flights to the area until Bangkok Airways opened it’s newest airport in Trat. Martin Strong. 8.6MB

FS2002 Douglas DC-3 Air Atlantique G-AMRA Air Atlantique's famous 1944 DC-3 is a frequent visitor to air shows in Britain and, since her acquisition in 1981, has carried all manner of different cargo for the company. Today she is better known for her popular scenic flights. Based on Jan Visser's legendary DC-3 model for FS2000, updated for FS2002, this model includes transparent cockpit and cabin windows, nightlighting, lit 3D interior with opening passenger door, boarding ladder and other details. Includes FS2002 lights fix by Paul Pridmore. Default panel and sound. Repaint by Mark Beaumont. File name: DC3ATLAN.ZIP. 2.8MB

FS2004 P-51D "Fantasia". This one of my favourites in my virtual hangar. The conmbination of chrome and lots of red looks great... I think. 'Fantasia' is what the name implies, a fantasy livery. I created it a few weeks ago and have already flown it from Hong Kong to Manila (just over an hour) WITHOUT speeding up the simulator (ie. REAL time). For those who want to try this flight, take off and land VHHH rwy 07L and take off and land Manila's RPLL rwy 06. This Mustang has real serial number 413317. The Mustang is at present in the Royal Airforce Museum in Hendon north London England. Please email a ine of thanks to the author of the model who deserves most of the credit. That is I Robert Hawk. Repaint by Francis F. Silva. 4.5MB

FS 2004 CV-10T 452 Escuadron (VIP transport), Ala 45 (wing) markings of the Ejercito del Aire. Getafe AFB circa 1975 Textures only. Requires Tim Conrad's here. By Jose A. Arruga. 4.1MB

FS2004 CA-27 Sabre and F-86F Sabre Update. Update for Mike Stone's great looking CA-27 Sabre and F-86F Sabre (here). I have done a major rewrite of the aircraft.cfg file and the air file. The info now reflects the data that I found about the aircraft on the web. I have added smoke effects and overhauled the panel a bit. Added a digital trim gauge, a GPS, an autopilot and a toggle for same. It is the gray 'A' near the top of the panel in line with, and to the right of, the digital trim gauge. The original panel had two bitmaps when one is all that is needed, so I rearranged the gauges as needed and deleted the second bitmap. Bob Chicilo. 337K