Airbus A380-861 of Emirates 'United For Wildlife' livery. Repaint by: Mathieu Vos (APSS), Model by: Project Airbus.

SHAREWARE: Addit! Pro is a comprehensive addon manager for Flight Simulator X. Easily install, manage and remove aircraft, adventures, flights, flight plans, gauges, missions, panels, A.I. airport and facilities data, scenery, sounds, textures, videos, weather and more! Archive add-ons to Addit! Pro's File Cabinet or recreate them in zip files. Modify your aircraft, panels and sounds. Automatically update FS's Scenery Library. Includes FS Configuration Manager, complete scenery library editor, ZIP/RAR support and much more! See Readme.htm for details. Requires Flight Simulator X: Standard, Deluxe, Gold or Steam Edition. By Joseph Stearns. SHAREWARE - Requires paid registration to install an unlimited number of add-ons. See Register.htm.

HMS Eagle (R94) AI ship, by Usio no Ubuki. Eagle was converted from the incomplete Chilean battleship Almirante Cochrane, reconstruction starting in 1918. She emerged as a starboard island fleet carrier. With Eagle, the admiralty and the Fleet Air Arm developed the art of carrier flying into a science. Eagle served most of the inter-war years in the Med and on China Station, returning to the UK only periodically for refit. She was lost to U-71 on operation PEDESTAL, the convoy to Malta, 11 august, 1942. Usio's museum quality CFS2 Aircraft Carrier, converted for FSX acceleration, with FSX default effects, 4 wires, center-line catapult. Great frame rates, pretty ship. Conversion by YT, with tremendous help hammering out severe frame rate unfeatures from the outhouse mob. Requires AI Carriers 2

The telegram which Max had just read opened another opportunity for the pilot to go on another expedition and on to new adventures. Eileen Trellis told him that his DC-3 would be needed for a group of fourteen scientists, supplies and baggage. The money would help him buy the new engine for the plane, much needed to say the least. Destination? Madagascar, the mysterious island not well explored up to now, 1938 was full of surprises, and this island which many thought of it as a small continent would be very interesting if not expectacular!!!..He had read in Popular Mechanics an article Dr. Trellis had written were he put forward that there could be a "Time Door" that warped space and time on the mysterious island....Max walked to the Telegraph office and sent his answer " DC-3 Ready for expedition-STOP--When will you arrive-STOP--$35,000 to and from--STOP--no discounts--Stop--Max Rex Pilot......He is counting on you as his co-pilot, will you go????

FSX Scenery and Flight...Adams Island is part of Auckland Islands archipelago NZ. The southern end of Auckland Island broadens to a width of 26 km (16 mi) where a narrow channel, known as Carnley Harbour or the Adams Straits, separates it from the roughly triangular Adams Island (area approximately 100 km2/39 sq mi), which is even more mountainous, reaching a height of 705 m (2,313 ft) at Mount Dick. The channel is the remnant of the crater of an extinct volcano, with Adams Island, and the southern part of Auckland Island forming the crater rim. - South Islands Air Service, flying Embraer 120s has a Monday and Friday Flight to Adams Island recently started airfield at the new port in Penship Bay , which is still only a dirt strip from Invercargill, NZ.....Fly some cargo and passengers to this very cold place way down under. New Scenery, Land Class and a lighted dirt strip...

Corben Baby Ace Ski version for FSX. The Ace Baby Ace was the world's first aircraft to be marketed as a homebuilt aircraft when its plans were offered for sale in 1929. Plans are still available and Baby Aces are still being built today. Orland Corben designed a series of aircraft for the Ace Aircraft Manufacturing Company, the Baby Ace, Junior Ace, and Super Ace. Corben's name was associated with the aircraft, and it is commonly known as the Corben Baby Ace. Thanks to Robert Kerr for the use of his gauges from "Pete" By Craig Richardson

Lo Pass - Fictional Bush Flying Scenery for Bolivia - Sloped Runway!

Updated CFS Blohm und Voss P.212.03 "Strahljager" ("Jet Fighter") The P.212.03 was Blohm und Voss entry into the Emergency Fighter Competition to take advantage of the new He S 011 jet engine. Three prototypes were ordered and construction began in May 1945. The first aircraft was to make its first flight in August and the second aircraft was to be ready by September 1945. Of course, the end of the war ended all construction. Features: realistic Flight Dynamics, realistic Sound and Panel, realistic Damage Profile, full moving parts, two liveries: Green Camo and Air Grey. Model, Textures and Damage Profile by CM Carlson. Panel by Stefan Geißler. Sound by Bernd Rossner. Flight Dynamics, Modifications and Package by Simone Prattico'.>>>Updated!

FS2004 Douglas DC-3 Four Fuel Tank Automixture Gauge For four-tank operation, this gauge may be of interest to those pilots who like to fly without checking the "Enable automixture" function in the "Aircraft/Realism Settings" pull-down menu, but want more DC-3 realism than can be achieved with FS2004's simulation of mixture control. It requires prior installation of Beaumont and Bitzer's Douglas DC-3 Four Fuel Tank Conversion Kit, to be found in DC3_4TK.ZIP. Its purpose is to replicate the auto-rich and auto-lean settings on the mixture controls, including a fully functional mixture control. Its calibrated range of operation is from 3000 to 12000ft. density altitude. In the auto-rich position, it approximates the checked "Enable automixture" setting on the "Aircraft/Realism Settings" menu. In the auto-lean position, the mixture is leaned to increase the exhaust gas temperature about 30 degrees K. from auto-rich, and will increase achieved miles per gallon. By Dave Bitzer and Mark Beaumont. File name: DCA_4MX.ZIP. 502K

AIRPORT RAMP LIGHT API-macros for Airport & ASD. These macro files APIs and SCM files for ASD and Airport are intended for FS2000 scenery only. 2 different airport ramp lights are included: 2x4 bulb light and a double 2x8 bulb light. The scale used in Airport is between 0,05 and 0,08. All lights react to the time of day - bright at night with light rays projected to the ground and no light during the day. Dawn and dusk effects also included. Designed using Abacus Design Studio (FSC files included). Please read instructions for use before incorporating these macros in your design. API, SCM and SCA formats included. By Graham P. Oxtoby. 79K