CFS2 Dornier Do-17m.The Dornier Do17m Light Bomber. What started out covertly as a simple fast mail plane became one of the most famous and successful bombers of the Luftwaffe and desired by many smaller nations for their airforce, spawning a number of combat aircraft firsts. This version was usen in Spain and Poland September 1939. Model file, airfile, DP, and textures by Thicko. Panel by Lobo de Silva DP edit by Sandydog. Prop texture by Kelticheart. 4.4MB

CFS/FS2000 - panels Supermarine Spitfire Mk XIV Done by Michael Vader, Pegasus Aviation Design. Works on CFS as on FS2000.Features radiocompass. GPS can be displayed in FS2k it eases life, believe me! 1.4MB

CFS/FS2k - panels MiG - 15 This panel has been tested under CFS and Fs2k. Done by Michael Vader, PEAGASUS AVIATION DESIGN. 1MB

CFS-1 Yakovlev Yak-3: Dennis Wasnich and Bruno Dufort Painted: Hawkeye Panel: Claudio Di Lullo Modified: Petit. 435K

CFS1 Spad VII. The SPAD VII went into service with French fighter squadrons in the fall of 1916. In an era of smaller, more delicate fighters, the SPAD was designed to rely on power, speed and brute strength for combat effectiveness. Two escadrilles alone accounted for 200 enemy aircraft shot down over a period of six months, a record unequaled by any other comparable unit in World War I. The aircraft was designed by Louis Bechereau; the engine by Marc Birkigt, a Swiss automotive engineer. Birkigt's Hispano-Suiza engine produced 150 hp, and was liquid-cooled with a V-8 configuration. Along with the aircraft's strength, other favorable characteristics were a good rate of climb and a service ceiling of 18,000 feet. British and American units soon obtained this prized fighter for their own air forces, ensuring not only its effectiveness, but its place in history as one of the great fighters of all time. Of the hundreds of SPAD VIIs produced, only a few remain. Original model A.W Hall, texture, DP profile and panel by Miguel Angel Duarte Lobo, 511K

FS2000 A collection of 19 macros compatible with VOD, Airport 2.10 and ASDv2.0 The file contains all macros used in the library file scenery_fs_veh.bgl located in the SCENEDB\VEH\SCENERY folder of FS2000. By Rafael Garcia Sanchez. 327K

FS98/2000 Fence api macro by Frederik Neeb for use with Airport 2.xx. 30K

KCRW to KPIT This flight plan takes you from Yeager Airport in Charleston, West Virginia to Pittsburgh International in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A nice flight for beginners. Created by Jerry Shinn using AETI Proflight 2000. Enjoy the flight to the Keystone State. 1.3MB

FS2000 Panel C-101 This panel was designed mainly for his use with C-101 (a.k.a. E-25, A-36), but it must work well with any single jet fighter. Modified by Héctor Rodríguez from a previous C-101 FS2000 panel (Harald Huber & Marcelo Cánovas FS2000 A-36 v3.0). It's ready for use with FS98, CFS and later versions. In order to have a full functional gps you should download the ACSGPS package. 614K

Milan Malpensa due to open 2000. Very dense. File size 1015447. R Fiore