CFS2 P-40E Warhawk #43 from the 8th Fighter Fighter Squadron of the 49th Fighter group. Origional Aircraft by: Krzysztof Malinowski DP file by: Krzysztof Malinowski Airfile by: Mike Matthews and Tom Jonin Textures by: Mike Matthews Info provided by: Tom Jonin. 3.6MB

Yak 50: A repaint of Gary Aumaugher's Hayate to resemble a yak fighter Original model by Gary Aumaugher Repaint by Bret Gigsby Assembled and posted by Taylor Youngblood (Repaint posted with permission by author). 1.8MB

P-38X Lightning Bomber Destroyer for CFS2. P-38X.zip contains: Complete(-ish) P-38X aircraft (based on stock P-38F to which the sounds and panel are aliased to). The P-38X is an experimental version of the P-38 with a special flak cannon replacing the usual 20mm Hispano M1 cannon. The flak cannon fire shell which travel for 675-750 feet before exploding as a flak burst which may damage aircraft in a radius up to 100ft. The flak cannon takes some practice to master but is very effective against large heavily armed bombers. The 4 .50-cal browning machine guns a retained but with 300 rounds per gun instead of the usual 500 rounds. 773K

The Jabo Hunters (Revised) - CFS1 Mission Pak In late 1942 Luftwaffe had found a way of attacking the English War effort without running the risks of the high losses encountered in the Battle of Britain, their answer was the Jabo. Racing across the Channel at wave top height to deposit their bombs on coastal targets they sent English workers scattering from their workbenches into air raid shelters. The Spits and Hurricanes were left helpless to defend against this new threat, then came Sidney Camm's Seven-Ton Brute they called the Typhoon. This package contains three missions about the No 609 Sqn's fight against the Von Plonk. One simple mission concerning the first Jabo Hunts, a recreation of the biggest Jabo Hunt of all, 20 Jan. 43 and a mission that takes random flight paths to a new level. "Crazy Jabos" has 40 random flight paths for your enemies to take; you must lead your patrol in an effort to stop them. See the Read Me file for more details. Typhoon PRG/PRD by PHF Burnage Required. By G.K. Bond. 782K

FS98/CFS/FS2000 F-16A FAP F16A Fighting Falcon of the Portuguese Air Force. T Updated to include moving control surfaces, flaps, gear, afterburner, 3D pilot and glass canopy original afx by Rune Foshaug Remodelled by Colin Norwood Repaint by Joao_Corredeira. 128K

Fly Washington State (For FS2000) - By Pedro Huitema. Fly the State of Washington, passing by major cities and landmarks, in a C182RG. This flight is recommended for profesional pilots, since you will fly in bad weather without using the autopilot for 17 hours, following the GPS route. 31K

FS2000 Generic 2 engine prop\jet aircraft By Igal kaplan. Uses default FS2000 gauges. 156K

CHICAGO FICTIONAL NAVAL FORCE SCENERY FOR FS2000 by Osvaldo Martinetti In this fictional scenery you can see a naval force very close to Chicago Meigs. The carrier deck and the Aegis destroyers flight decks are fully landable, so you can test your fixed wing and helicopter flying skills, and try what sailors call "helo cross deck". 73K

FS2002, Maupiti Airport, Maupiti, French Polynesia..............NTTP By: Bill Melichar Description: This scenery has three airports on the small island of Maupiti. The main airport is enhanced with a hut styled terminal, and subdued night lighting, including the runway. There is a sea plane pier in the bay behind the airport, complete with boat docks, and sail boats. There is also a dirt airstrip on the mountain top to challenge the best Ultralight pilots. Maupiti is the furthest main Society Island from Tahiti, and is just a short hop from its' sister island, Bora Bora. 750K

Scenery for FS2002 Popham, Hants, UK. Using Airport V2-60 I have recreated Popham airfield at the request of Mike Vernon a pilot who uses the airfield frequently and who supplied the photographs on which the scenery is based. Unfortunately Microsofts road system is not in the correct place so to keep Popham in relation to the roads I have had to insert another road so please forgive the artistic licence. 780K