Textures only for the default C172. Represents the real life NS AViation Cessna 172 N2434T in Pembroke Pines, Florida. You may need to omit the Tail number info in FSX load menu otherwise you'll see jumbled tail numbers.

Douglas AD-4NA Skyraider 126922 is painted to represent an A-1H of the VA-176 'Thunderbirds' on the USS Intrepid during 1967. It is an ex US Marine Corps example that later served with the French Air Force in 1960 and the Gabonaise Air Force in 1976. File size 120311. M Taccoli. P Conley

FS2002 Alternate GPS gauge. A modification of the default GPS. About all it does is to put the control buttons at the bottom. It also has different night lighting characteristics. By Chuck Dome. 118K

How to take off with sailplanes… Version 2 . new version of file "how to take off with gliders". I prepared for this technology 2 new gauges switch for sailplanes (include source files. This material describes one of methods, how take off with sailplane. FS98 and FS2000 haves two major mistakes for sailplane pilots - missing take off possibility and missing updraft lift under the clouds. Second problem was solved by Ed Dumas Sr.. Because a usual method of take off with slew commands is not very realistic and satisfied, I am using for all my sailplanes virtual "jet engine", which simulate regular take off. This technology we can call for example VET (virtual engine technology). Include modified 'air' files for 6 sailplanes. 1.3MB. By M.Koch

FS2004 Air Mandalay Callsign Myanmar (Burma): Air Mandalay's modern fleet is currently comprised of two ATR 72-212s and one ATR 42-320, built by Aerospatiale of France and Alenia of Italy and powered by Canadian built Pratt & Whitney engines. Here is now the callsign for this airline. You need EditVoicepack to use with this. By House RP. 190K

FS 2002 Randolph AFB,Texas Scenery Package. This scenery is of Randolph AFB located near San Antonio, Texas. RAFB has great historical significance for the U.S. Air Force. It was built in the early 1930s to fulfill a need for a pilot training facility. Most of the original buildings were designed in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. For many years from the '30s to the '60s it was the main site of the Army Air Corps' (and then Air Force) Aviation Cadet program. It is still active today, with pilot training programs in the Cessna T-37, T-38 Talon, and now the T-6 Texan II. This scenery has been years in the making, with great attention paid to detail, and many of the building textures were taken from digital photography. The night lighting of the base and adjacent cities was designed to be as realistic as possible, especially in the area of street lighting. The landing approach to runways 14 left or right is especially dramatic at night as you fly low over Universal City.By James Shaddox. 23MB

FS2004 'Simviation International Airport' USA V1.0 (SIMV) (Beta version). Located in the Long Island Sound between New York and Connecticut, Simviation's first airport has loads of fun runways, plus Two Concorde shaped terminals and a military hanger with doors that open at a certain frequency. The Terminal and Military hanger are by Jessy Corrales, the animated hanger doors are by Richard Stermer and the AFCAD designing and creation of the airport are by me, Ryan Murphy. Thanks everybody for making this airport possible. 254K

FS2002 Pro Shorts C-23B Sherpa Twin Turboprop Utility Transport U S Air Force Europe (USAFE) Tail Number_10-00461 from the 10th Military Air Squadron Zweibrücken AB/Germany With FULL Moving Parts & Night Effects Including operating Rear Cargo Ramp Design: Barry Blaisdell USAFE Paint: Bernhard Behle Premier Aircraft Design. 363K

FS98 Zenith Aircraft Company's "Zodiac" CH 601 HD and HDS Super Sport are home build/ kit-built all-metal, low-wing, bubble-canopied, 2-seaters that can be built in a 1-car garage for about $25,000. Package contains 2 aircraft with moving parts & panels. File size 462078. P Hartle

Dornier Do28 Skyservant HELLENIC SPIRIT textures only repaint for FS2002. Requires original Do28 model by Antony Konstantinidis (here).Copyright FREEWARE AIRBORNE GROUP (c),2003, Bill Yiannakos. 1MB