FS2000 Project OpenskyAir Force One Boeing VC-25A tail# 29000 42-sided based Variable Sided Fuelage (POSKY Original Technique) Moving flaperon's, spoileron's, aileron's, elevator's, rudder, and fan blade's ,Tilting bogie's, gear bay's. (All highly detailed) night lighting, flashing beacon's.Transparent cockpit windshield with 3-D pilot's. And a special FDE with all the VC-25A extras. Designed By Mitsushi Yutaka , Hiroshi Igami Flight Dynamics by Warren Daniel Tested by Project-Opensky Members Painted by Gary Hayes. 3.1MB

YeoDesigns Boeing 737-200 v2 Aer Lingus. Repaint for the YeoDesigns 737-200 in Aer Lingus 80's livery. By Alexandre Cadel. 1.5MB

FS2004/FS2002 Piaggio-Douglas PD-808, Aeronautica Militare Italiana (Italian Air Force), Electronic Warfare Version (Early). Textures Only for an aircraft of the 71st Gruppo (Electronic Warfare) of 14th Stormo (Pratica di Mare, Roma, Italy 1982). Weathered Dark Green / Dark Grey (N.A.T.O.) livery. These textures require the original aircraft by Mario Noriega (here) . Installation instructions are included. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 988K

FS2004/FSX Cessna C150L light pearl green textures only for the Fravin C150L available at www.fs-tutorials.com. The paint details on this aircraft are from paint highlights found on several different real world Cessnas combined together to form a single paint on a single aircraft... a "fictional real-world" if you will. Repaint by Tom Tiedman (External link - Please report if broken)

This repaint it is for a Boeing House Livery Kittyhawk Model, texture by Gustavo La Cruz

This set of aircraft and repaints represents the Grumman G164A Early Ag-Cat Models that were originally produced from 1958 through to the 2000s and are still in wide use today. Original aircraft by Marcel Du Plessis, updated by ER Ag Simulations - Ryan Varjassy and myself, Eliijah “Eli” Johnson.

Boulton Paul P.111A for FSX. Boulton Paul P.111A 'Yellow Peril' British experiimental high speed tailless delta-wing research and test aircraft. Modified from the P.111 after an earlier landing accident, the P.111A first flight was on 2nd July 1953 and the last flight was on 20th june 1958. It reached Mach 0.93 at 35,000 ft and Mach 0.96 in a shallow dive. Boulton Paul Chief Test Pilot A.E. 'Ben' Gunn described the P.111 as 'touchy' and 'like flying a razor's edge'. Also, when the undercarriage was raised or lowered there was a large trim change of 4 degrees or more and the landing speeds were high. Tyler Gladman

FSX / P3Dv3 Additional texture for Folland Gnat XS105 4 FTS, Royal Air Force 1968. All the merits for Shimshed its creator ... Enjoy

Air Flamenco is a Regional Airline from Puerto Rico that gives service to the Caribbean. They do schedule flights, charters and cargo with their BN Islanders Fleet and a Shorts 360. They have been recently changing and upgrading to a new set of company Fleet colors. Here are their AI Air Flamenco 2015 New Fleet Colors Pack for FS9. AI Models by HTAI (Henry Tomkiewicz) included, Xtra files for those who wishes to add something else to their models. Also included a set of fictional Flight Plans for this Models so you can have them flying around the Caribbean and pictures. A video with more detail and with the xtra files applied to the models can be seen here: http://youtu.be/RYuNMg4H0TI

"imp" means imperfect, as other mesh I have already processed is of areas that have very little vegetation cover - over the land, or has large urban areas. This "imp" mesh will include some slight discrepancies of altitude (in the case of forested areas - by a magnitude sometimes of +15 metres-depending on how tall the trees are, in the jungle or forest canopy) over urban areas, or areas with a lot of vegetation cover - due to the limitations of the ASTER satellites infra red scanning cameras, and the software used to process the DEM data. Areas where there is little vegetation cover, or non urban areas, the terrain should have truer values. But I feel this ASTER DEM data is so good - why let it all go to waste - especially flying over lovely Pacific islands? So you FSX users out there will have to take all this into account when using this mesh. Grateful thanks to ERSDAC, and NASA for making this data freely available to the public. ASTER GDEM Copyright (c) 2009 - 2011 Earth Remote Sensing Data Analysis Center (ERSDAC) All rights reserved. ASTER GDEM is a product of METI and NASA.