FS2002 Pinoy Pacific 777-200ER Description This is a 777-200ER repainted by Jonathan Ngyen for Pinoy Pacific Airways. High detail model with full moving parts. Also includes passenger cabin with some cool movies showing on the screens! Model by Meljet. 6.7MB

Textures only for the Sky Simulations DC9-30 YV2259 "San Miguel Arcangel" of Aserca Airlines, Textures by Gustavo La Cruz

In real life, G-TEMP is A Piper Cherokee E. However, there is no good-quality Cherokee 180 for FSX, so I have made this livery for the freeware Piper Arrow by CLS. G-TEMP was based at Norwich Airport (EGSH) until December 2023, and hasn't flown much since then. In its final few months at Norwich, I had my first PPL Lesson in MP, so I have tried to make the cockpit resemble that of the real aircraft. This aircraft is a standalone package, so does not require any addons to be installed beforehand. Aircraft by Commercial Level Simulations, with textures by Dbob.

Well it starts as always, I can't find a usable freeware airport in this case for the EDNY Friedrichshafen so I'll build it myself again.... now what can I say after a lot of work it is built as real as possible with many details with the standard scenery .......... So fly to Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance of course you should take a zeppelin there, which is also being built there, and fly with it on a sightseeing flight over Lindau to Bregenz and visit the mountain station on the Pfänder ......

CYPR Prince Rupert Airport, British Columbia, for FSX. Completely re-done. Mostly a straight port over of my FS9 scenery. The only additional files required is my Lights SS V2+ object library, but only if you don't already have it installed. If you don't already have it, you can download it here. By Sidney Schwartz

Textures only for the payware Alphasim uh-60 blackhawk.it's a texture for Royal Jordanian Air Forces special thanks to: Farid Saaybi Essam Jmmal

In this file: 1) Fitted the stock Amwerican aircraft with advanced navigation gear. (GPS and Autopilot) 2)Updated the Campaign Mission information to include LAT/LON Location and Runway/Heading information for bases and carriers. 3) Made some slight tweaks to the flight dynamics of the stock planes to make them perform according to spec and made these seperate aircraft from the shipped versions. 4)As a bonus- I created a set of German and British aircraft that represent (in my opinion) the best visual models I could find of these ships, all credits are in the file also. **included in a file marked reference fighters is detailed specs on each aircraft. 5)Another bonus- There is some very detailed explainations of gunstations in a file marked Gunstations Explained. I included this because I made some tweaks to help the wingmen perform better. (F4F-4 only) This was to give you the option of seeing for yourself, then alternately removing from the Wildcat only, or adding this adjustment to all the other planes in this mod. 6) This file contains a detailed "How to" that has step-by-step instructions for installation. (compiled as "program files folder"/all you do is drop.) 7)"How to's" includes: Explanations of changes made to the original planes and the why's. Also a section saying thank you to the originators of the CGI models. 8)'Wildcat Notes' has all my discoveries from my research on it's overall performance. Things such as, range at throttle/rpm settings, speeds at those settings, and mixture settings for every 2000 feet increment up 12,000 feet. There are a total of 10 birds: 3 American/4 British (3 actual but hurri IIB&C)/3 German.

Vought F4U-1A fighter for CFS2. An orginal multi-resolution design by Anthony (gramps) Sullenger . Panel by Sergey "Araks" Golovachev. 3.6MB

Corsair of 1850 Squadron Fleet Air Arm, Served from Carrier HMS Vengeance In the Pacific. Textures only fits perfectly to the stock Corsair!!! By George Cox. 1MB

Boeing 727-200 Advanced Panel for FS2000. Tested in 3-D and designed for 1024 x 768 screen resolution, or better. Year 2000 photos from an actual American 727-222 panel used in the design and replicated as close as possible. Switchable throttle, fuel, GPS, and radio panels. 65 working gauges on Main panel alone include realistic 727 A/P with IAS and mach speed, pitch command, analog readouts, fire-cut handles, and many more. Increased wind noise when gear lowered, AC, and click sounds. Panel is an updated Richard Probst and Chris Arrington design. Repaint and configured by Charles Fox. 2.9MB