FS2002 deHavilland CC-138 Twin Otter Canadian Forces 440 Transport Squadron. Tail Number 13801 is 1 of 4 Short Nose Twin Otters based at Yellowknife, NW Territories. The file d6skyb41.zip (here) must be installed in FS2002 before using this aircraft. Model made in Gmax with wing views, dynamic shine, opening doors with sounds etc. Project by Udo Lemmob, Barry Blaisdell and Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design. 9.2MB

FSX Extra 300S The Blades G-ZXEL (2007) Textures only. If airplanes were horses, the Extra 300S would be a champion thoroughbred. It is, in fact, designed to be a champion in Unlimited class aerobatic competitions. The 300S combines light weight, a 300-horsepower engine, and exquisite control harmony in an aircraft that has won several World Aerobatic Championships. Uses Default Model in FSX. Thumbnail Included. Repaint by Ben Hartmann of UKMIL. 2.6MB

FS2004 Update for Boeing 757-200 by Mike Stone (required here). I have redone all the contact points and added the rest of the wheels, moved the white nav light, and updated the flight dynamics. Bob Chicilo. 66K

FS2004 iFDG Airbus A319-111 Frontier Airlines "A whole different animal." (Wolfie Tail) The Aircraft model includes most of the standard features including animated control surfaces, wingviews, flaps, full lighting configuration and highly detailed reflective textures. Albaro Villegas and Ric Barker FDE. Frontier Textures: Néstor D'Angelo. 3.4MB

Bell ranger III of Venezuela Army. Model by FSD Team, texture by Gustavo La Cruz(Note: requires a zip utility such as Izarc - default Windows will report as invalid)

EC-135 F-HBMA (Blau) Textures only. A Repaint of Heiko Richter's beautiful EC-135

Repainted and modified Microsoft Maule MT7. Two paint schemes of Henderson State University’s tricycle gear MXT-7 airplanes with modified flight model and panel configuration. Flight model performs more like the slower 160hp/180hp fixed-pitch propeller versions used as trainers, or you may simply apply the HSU textures to the default 260hp high performance version. These two airplanes are based at M89 (KADF) in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Repaints and mods by R.E. Wyman.

FS2004 Allegiant Air McDonnell-Douglas MD-83 N427NV McDonnell-Douglas MD-83,(cn 49436 / 1303), registration N427NV. Textures only for SGA's latest Douglas MD-80 series release, (sga80.zip), by Erick Cantu & Frank Idone package. Fully reworked textures, tail and wings.

FS2004 Scenery-Moscow and the Moscow region H201-Krivandino, HA3Y-Petushki, HA5S-Turovo, HG4R-Nakhabino (Aviamodeli), UUAO-Yur'yevo, UUBU-Moscow (Zhulebino), UUBW-Zhukovskiy (Ramenskoe), UUCB-Beloomut, UUCD-Dorozhniy, UUCE-Eganovo, UUCG-Golikovo, UUCI-Il'yasovo, UUCQ-Yanino, UUCS-Sapsan, UUCT-Torbeyevo, UUCU-Grinvud, UUCW-Vikhrevo, UUDG-Bol'shoye Gryzlovo, UUDN-Novinki, UUDO-Orlovo (Rus'), UUDR-Heliport Reutov, UUDW-Vzletnaya, UUEJ-Yahroma (Volen), UUEQ-Gurban, UUMC-Chernogolovka, UUMD-Sel'nikovo, UUME-Vertoport Pushkino, UUMQ-Gan'kino, UUMR-Heliport Istra, UUMV-Voskresensk, UUMX-Blagoveshchen'ye, UUMY-Ozery, UUUB-Moscow (GKB 7), UUUC-Moscow (Tsentr), UUUG-Krokus-Ekspo, UUUH-Moscow (NII NDHiT), UUUI-Moscow (NII SP), UUUN-Moscow (GKB 15), UUUQ-Moscow (GKB 20), UUUR-Moscow (GKB 71), UUUS-Moscow (Tushino), UUUV-Moscow (Dom pravitel'stva), UUUX-Moscow (63 км MKAD), UUUY-Moscow (35 km MKAD), UUUZ-Heliport-Moscow, UUWB-Odincovo (Bakovka), UUWH-Aerograd-Mozhayskiy, UUWM-SKM, UUWN-Narodnoye Nebo, UUWO-Ogarevo, UUWQ-Moscow (Shishkin Les), UUWR-Moscow (Yasenevo), UUWU-Gorki-9, UUWY-Anosino-2, UUWZ-Znamenskoye, XUEN-Nagornoye, XUMA-Alabino, XUMG-Egor'evsk (Shuvoye), XUMH-Chernoye, XUMI-Stupino, XUMK-Kolomna (Korobcheyevo), XUMM-Malino, XUMN-Klin, XUMS-Serpukhov (Drakino), XUMT-Lukhovitsy (Tret'yakovo), XUOA-Alfer'yevo, XUUS-Moscow (Tushino), ZA1Z-Bronnitsy, ZA3T-Golubevaya, ZA5S-Korostkino, ZA8F-Monino, ZA8G-Morozovo, ZAG2-Shebantsevo, ZAH0-Rybolovo, ZAJ4-Sergiyevskoye, ZAO5-Stupino-2, ZAV3-Uvarovo, ZAV5-Uzunovo, ZAW6-Vereya, ZAX7-Vnukovskaya, ZB0E-Zayach'ya Polyana, ZB0R-Tyunino, ZB0S-Maslovskiy, ZB0T-Zarayskiy-2, ZB13-Panovo, ZB1T-Filisovo, ZB34-Bronnitsy (Fedino), ZB3C-Parus, ZB3D-Lystsevo, ZB3E-Batyushkovo, ZC7Z-Nikitino, ZCC1-Naprugovo, ZCH3-Dmitrovsky Pogost, ZCJ6-Mikhnevo (Trailer), ZD7J-Medvezh'yi Ozera, ZDD5-Podol'sk (Koledino), ZE1Z-Biorki, ZEG2-Otel' Tropikana, ZEH7-Lamonovo, ZEH8-Uspenskiy, ZEJ0-Vrachovo-Gorki, ZF0D-Baltiya M9, ZF1W-Taldom (Zhuravli), ZF25-Borisovo, ZF28-Shevlino

Each soviet citizen could take a vacation for 22 and more working days.Some groups like the military, doctors, etc would take one for 30 or 40 days. People would go to the sanatorium in their region, they could go to Crimea, to the Caucasus, Bulgaria and sometimes to other Eastern Countries of Europe - A boom place was SOCHI. To the Russians the equivalent of the Mediterranean Coast with palm trees, hotels, large beaches, hot weather, Vodka and women. You can join the IL-14 crew and take a batch of comarades to this sunny paradise spend the night there and return to Moscow tomorrow...Stalin was here once, never came back again.