The Viking (formerly Bombardier/Candair) CL-215/415 has been an infamous symbol of aerial firefighting for decades. Operators around the world have used the 215/415 platform to success. Interestingly, a part of the world that never saw much use of the 415 was the United States. Many have speculated it was one of a few reasons, the very high cost of the CL-415 and the US' already large and diverse air tanker fleet. All that changed when Aero-Flite of Spokane, Washington acquired 4 CL-415s and became the first US owned fleet of the CL-415s. With competition for more air tankers in the US has allowed for the successful integration into the USFS' contract system. The CL-415 is capable of over 3 hour loiter times and can deliver over 1,600 gallons of water, with an additional foam additive injected into it's scooped water load. Which makes for a very unique initial attack platform as well as extended attack. The 415 has been used successfully in the US before. Los Angeles County has leased 2 aircraft from Canada quite frequently in the past and present to bolster is's large rotary wing fleet. This pack represents all 4 of Aero-Flite's CL-415s as of late 2019. T-260, 261, 262, and 263 respectively. Repaints by: Nicholas Mitchell

This is an update for FS2004 of the default B747-400 using the VASP paint by Michel O. Florindo. I have added a trim gauge to the panel; changed the size of the GPS; and changed the view angle. I have corrected the contact points, and added the rest of the wheels; changed to a different touch down effect that I altered so, to me at least, it looks better; and updated the flight dynamics. This won't change the default aircraft. Just give you one that is easier to fly and land.

Fluttershy textures for the default FSX Robinson R22. Textures based off of Hasbro's My Little Pony Friendship is magic series. Repaint Textures By:Fay "Twitchy" Cheung

FS2002/FS2004 Features for pilotable IJN heavy cruiser Kumano (download from Usio no Ibuki required). The most graphics of this AddOn can also be used for the cruisers Mogami or Suzuya. All those are very detailed CFS2 warships from Masazumi Kaneko from Usio no Ibuki in a high quality but without VC. My AddOn provides a pilotable ship with bridge, AA-gun-, remote firecontrol- and 10 deck views, sounds and special effects. Some views showes a Aichi Jake seaplane on top of the starboard catapult. Bitmaps and configuration by Erwin Welker Ext. Link: http://www.geocities.jp/usio_no_ibuki/index.htm

CFS2 F-8 Meteor Panel Set, adapted from photographs taken of the Cockpit Display at the Midlands Air Museum, UK. It features an optional split-screen lookdown instrument overlay, and Chuck Dome's GPS programmed with Korean Airfields for the FOX-FOUR Korean War Project. It is designed and tested for 1024x768 CFS2 only, although it may also work in FS2000/2002. Photographed and created by Mike Eustace. 1MB

P47Panel. Just an improved version (slightly larger, more to proper scale) of my P47 panel. Maybe it can be used for some of those T-birds for CFS2 that really need a good panel. For both Combat Similators 1 and 2. by Dan Griffin. 313K

FS2000-Pro MV challenge - Canadian Arctic. Pilot an eventful and tough round trip with 10 landings in foul wintry conditions in the King Air (or a downloaded Twin Otter). Face unpredictable weather and equipment failures in the Arctic night. Make sense of confusing magnetic deviations. No add-ons needed. Freeware by Michael Vone. 193K

FS2002/FS2004 Biman AI Flightplans V2. Biman airlines is the national carrier for Bangladesh. Biman now flies to 8 South Asian destinations, 6 South-East and Far-Eastern destinations, 9 destinations to Gulf and Middle-East region and 6 Europian and North American points. By Arjuna Chiththananda. 271K

FS2002 Airbus A330 AIRCRAFT WING VIEWS. THIS FILE LETS YOU SEE A330 WINGS OUT OF YOUR LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE OF YOUR A330 AIRCRAFT. I RECOMEND USING IT FOR THE PROJECT OPENSKY A330, IT WORKS WELL. THIS FILE INCLUDES: EMIRATES, JMC, MONARCH, AIR FRANCE. Allan McMillan. 486K

FS2002 Luis Munoz Marin Intl airport, Puerto Rico. Carlos Marrero. 4.6MB