FS2004 BEA VickersViscount 802 Early 1960s Textures only. This is the first “Red Square” livery used by BEA on the Viscounts. You must have “Rick’s Viscount 800 to use this (here). 618K

This is the FSX Static F15 Eagle to be placed by any object placement tool in your scenery. The plane comes in a library and as a model (MDL). It comes in only one model: USA Grey. The plane is made in Gmax by Guy Diotte and the texture also by Guy Diotte.

Dreamwings Dash 8 -Q400 Paintkit with PSD layerfiles......... Not to be redistributed by commercial websites!!

FSX/P3D Boeing 777-200ER Alitalia 2021 updated with re-animated and revised virtual cockpit. Italy's flag carrier airline is based at Rome Fiumicino (Leonardo da Vinci) Airport an currently has 6 Boeing 777-200. Model by Hiroshi Igami, Yosuke Ube with support of Posky members. Original VC by Jacob Kubique. Converted to FSX native by Zachary777. VC updates by Speedbird77 with gauges by G. Munro and Ken Wiggington. See Credits for more. Textured and assembled for P3d v5 by Chris Evans. Should also work in FSX nd previous P3D.

Textures + Sound for the Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations Bell 222A For FSX & P3D

KFHR Friday Harbor Airport, Washington State, Photorealistic. This Scenery consists of the FSX default airport of Friday Harbor, set on photorealistic terrain. Although the scenery has been compiled with night masks, night terrain has been excluded to reduce the file size. It has been designed for Megasceneryearth photoreailtic scenery of the San Juan Islands but will also work with the default terrain. Seasonal variations are not included. The main scenery file has been subdivided into several smaller files, which can be switched off according to user preference. Full night textures are included with wash lighting in the terminal and carpark areas. All buildings have been custom modelled using real photographs, and include open hangers with interiors. Next to the fuel station you will find Ernie's Cafe, much loved by resident and visiting pilots. Close to the airport you will find US style houses modelled on real photographs from the San Juan island. Surfaced airport taxiways and aprons have been kept to a minimum to allow the photoreal textures to show through. The scenery also includes sound effects and high definition people, these can be switched off if they place too much strain on your system. Please enjoy, and I hope you like my scenery as much as I enjoyed making it. George Keogh

True Native 3D for use with Side by Side and Top Bottom (Over Under) 3D capable Monitors, TV's and projectors. Not reliant on 3D graphics cards as 3D is generated from two offset FSX views. v3.0 update with further improvements. By Richard Barry in conjunction with a utility from ToCAEDIT. Nov 2014.

FS2004 Florida West International Airways Boeing 767-319F/ER. A repaint for the SkySpirit2010 767-300 v5. Painted with the Florida West Airways Cargo special livery. By Xudeva Irribarra. SkySirit2010 767 V5 GE engines version included.

FSX Flight Plan for a flight through the Grand Canyon. If you want some spectacular views and fun flying try out this flight plan. There are over 800 waypoints used that take you through most of the canyon. Two flights included. One going eastbound and the other going westbound. You will be flying in the default Cessna 172 with the autopilot connected. Just sit back and watch the scenery go by. Don't get too relaxed because there are a couple of turns that you will have to take control of the aircraft. Included in this package are two spectacular gauges by Karol Chlebowski for TFR flying and Pave Tack which enhance the sight seeing experience. Another option to download Version 2.1 of my mini panel which has all this functionality included and more.

CFS2 Bf 109 G-6/AS Bf 109 G-6/AS, Walter Oesau, Kommodore JG1, Paderborn May 1944. Delivered to units from late spring 1944, the 109 G-6/AS was an attempt to increase the 109 performances in altitude. It was fitted with the DB605AS engine with its larger supercharger. Multires model designed by Paul Rebuffat, texture by Dan Swart. 1MB