FS2000 rework of the FS98 727 panel done by Dale Oubridge with altered bitmap and different gauge set. This panel includes the view from the jumpseat as Shift+1. Also included a view of the left-seat bit-map (fwd left) and a view of cabin window(fwd right) along with GPS. Freeware - Jim Waters. 1.6MB

SA. Alouette 315B "Lama" This chopper is a repaint of Shlomo Hakim's nice IAF Alouette II. Leonardo Possidoni. 640K

VIRTUAL UNITED STATES COAST GUARD FS2000/FS98/CFS MH-68A Power Original by Keith Whyte. Repaint by: Lt Cmdr Ray Brower. 950K

FS2000/FS98 MD 500E. High quality repaint of a great Ian Standfast original. Information not supplied. Panel included. 279K

FS2000 Bell 206B in dark green corporate livery. Replacement textures for the default Bell 206 with custom dark green corporate livery. By Humperdink Gilbert. File size 61K

FS98 Brazil Air Force Northrop F-5E Tiger II with panel. File size 1522187. R da Costa Nery

'RAF Tornado F3 (11sqn)'. For FS98, FS2000 or CFS Modelled with AF99 by Massimo Taccoli Textures By Robert A Fett Transparent canopy, moving parts Tornado F3 of 11 squadron based at RAF Leeming in Yorkshire, UK. 161K

FS2004 KC-10, USAF Grey/White/Blue Textures only. . This is a repaint of the KC-10 by Mike Stone (required here). Repaint by Andy Nott of AGN Textures. 176K

FS98 & FS2000 - FinnAir ATR-72 FS2000 FinnAir ATR-72 turbo-prop commuter airliner. Features AF-99 circles, moving parts, night lighting and landing lights. FS98 compatible. Checklist included. Based on original design by Bill Alderson, AF-99 rework & repaint by Jim Youngken. File size 50176

FS2004 ATL 98 Carvair Proto Textures only. . Built a Douglas C-54B-1-DC Skymaster at Chicago, IL, for the USAAF (c/n 10528). After WW2 struck off and converted to DC-4 standard. Delivered to Braniff Airways. The C-54B-DC was bought by Air Charter (renamed British United Airways in 1960) 24 January 1955, registered G-ANYB and named 'Atalanta'. Conversion to Carvair (c/n C54B-DC/10528/ATL98/1) started on # October 1960. The first flight took place from Southend on 21 June 1961. This Carvair 'Yankee Bravo' was Carvair #1. It is portrayed in the colours and has the window configuration of the day of the first flight. Carvairs were typically fitted to carry 5 cars and 22 passengers, or alternatively up to 85 passengers. \n later more commonly used as pure freighters. Requires ATL 98 Carvair V1.0 aircraft by Jon Walton. jwat98.zip (FS9 Version) here or jwat98_2k2.zip (FS8 Version) here.Textures by Jon Walton, revised by Maarten Brouwer. 723K