FS2002 Zlin Z-226 Armeesportklub East Germany, registration 5004. From 1957 to 1984 in East Germany/GDR altogether 44 Z-226 were in use. Until 1965 3 Z-226 T6 were flown by the Armeesportklub Vorwärts of the NVA (Nationale Volksarmee = Armed Forces of East Germany/GDR). Original model by CVA Design (Jiri Brozek, Jiri Masnik, Jiri Chvatal), includes engine sounds by Tibor Kokai, repainted by Lex Schwarz. 2.9MB

FS2004/2002 F-16 Falcon (Viper) Fictional 'D-Day' markings. Textures Only Tested in FS2004, should work in Fs2002 Repaint of an F-16, in 'D-Day' Normandy invasion stripes. This is based on an aircraft of the USAF Heritage Flight, with fictional, but realistically placed striped markings. This is a repaint of the F-16 Viper (required, here) by Kirk Olsson. Repaint by Andy Nott. 5.1MB

FS2004 Robin HR200 G-BYNK Textures only. Real english livery.A small, light weight, two seater that has proven very popular. Textures only, requires original aircraft by Mike Stone here. Repainted by Jean-Jacques Parel. 176K

FS2004 Cessna 195 OH-CSC Real livery for this 195B (cn16067) based at Helsinki-Malmi (EFHF) in Finland. Cessna's "Business Cruiser" was built for a post-war aviation boom that never really developed. It's large wings and sturdy landing gear made it well suited to the mostly dirt strips of that era. Long and sleek with a bulbous nose holding the big Jacob's radial engine. This is a corrected file containing the missing gauges. Original aircraft by Mike Stone. Repainted by Jean-Jacques Parel. 439K

AeroPeru L-1011 tristar Repaint by Alvery Guiler This is a repaint of Mike Stone's Gmax L-1011 tristar in one of AeroPeru's liveries. 4.2MB

FS2004 A380 "Guiding Light of Jesus" Textures only. Fictional colors for this wonderful and beautiful aircraft. You will need Robert Versluys original model A380-800 here Repaint by Chris Herring. 736K

Textures only for the original model P-51D by Roger Dial, Steve Small & Mike Hambly. Aircraft not included. Lieutenant Urban Drew shot down two Me-262 jets while flying 'Detroit Miss' in 1944. Repainted By R.E. Wyman.

CFS2 Fokker D.XVII A Fokker build fighter for the Dutch L.VA, (Aviation section of the Dutch Army) as a replacement for the D.VII's. First flight 1932, Only 11 were build and they became obsolete short before the outbrake of war. Although a few were used to attack the invading German Forces. Textures by Wim Regeer using templates by Huub Vink. Aircraft design and flight dynamics Wim Regeer. CFS2 conversion by Pedro Paulo Rezende

This is my second Scenery for FSX. The Airport "Grossenhain" first were used by the German "Luftwaffe". After the WW2 the Russian Airforce become home there. After 1994 it becomes a free airport ready to use from everybody.

On 11th October 1970 had PH-BUA her first Flight and was 3 Months later delivered to KLM. The "Mississippi" was Boeing's first 747-200 and the first widebody for KLM. She could accommodate 353 passengers, had its own bar on the top deck and flew to New York for the first time on 15th February 1972. However, on November 25th 1973 she was the Target of a hijacking by three Terrorists that fortunately ended in Dubai with no human casualties. After 25 years in Service for KLM and America West Airlines she was scrapped in 1996. Many thanks to Christian Koegler from the RFP team for the permission to publish this mod with their 747-200 model with VC, Barnaby Britton for his permission to use his great "RA001, the first jumbo jet" Flight engineer panel photo as 2D & VC FE panel background, Marco Ravanello & Gianfranco Corrias for the great CIVA INS, Jacob Larsen and Anthony Eades for the very useful V speeds callout gauge, Charles Owens for his innovative icing mod, Philippe Wallaert for his "2D view panning" mod, Mike Maarse for his "it will knock your socks off" Pratt & Whitney soundset, Douglas S. Dawson for his great programs that allows us to save and reload Vars,to play Sounds files and of course for his Batterycharger and to Dietmar Loleit, who passed away in 2020, for his great working TCAS! Tested only in FSX & Acceleration!