FS2000 Northwest/KLM Royal Dutch Airlines DC-10-30 This deals with the alliance between Northwest and KLM.Features 24bit color, maximum moving parts (including elevators, ailerons, rudders, flaps, rotating engine fans,landing gears and doors), and 12 sided fuselage and engines. Air NZ livery by Ross Yeatman. Textures by: Devin Botelho Original Model by: Gary Carlson and Bill Alderson. 80K

FS2000 Delta Boeing 737-300 (newest colour scheme) v. 1.5 This update features a new and more accurate tail design, new engine design, both as 512x512 bitmap textures, all moving parts, detailed retractable gear, moving fan blades, transparent cockpit windows. Also included: a very detailed panel. Model by Jorge Oppenheimer. Textures and mods by Nizar Thabti. 252K

FS2000/2002 Republic DC-9-32 This is a DC-9-32 series passenger jet in the paintscheme of Republic from the 1980s'. Features fully animated control surfaces and landing gear with complete textures for night lighting. Original model Mauricio Vanscoit. Republic paint by Gary D.Jones. 930K

FS2002 737 textures for F.L.Y paintscheme. Repainted by Stefan van Hierden. 1.6MB

This is a repaint only for Captain Sim's Yak-3. This aircraft is Legendary Yak-3 "Normandia-Neman" regiment, Joseph Risso Gross-Kalweitchen end 1944 Repaint by CSA

This is a repaint for the amazing SkySpirit2012 Boeing 777-9X (R2 Model) in the new Air Canada livery. It includes the base model, high-quality textures, and a VC. As of this release, the Boeing 777-9x has not been delivered outside of the sim world thus, Air Canada does not yet fly it. Air Canada currently operates 25 Boeing 777's between the -200LR and the 300ER, though they probably remain an unlikely customer for the larger 777x series of aircraft. For now, in our universe, Air Canada has been chosen for the launch customer of the 777-9x and it's available to fly any route of your choice. VC and Cockpit Info: ------------------------ Included is a panel and VC by Thomas Ruth. It was made for the A300 series, but it works great with the aircraft. Includes: - Base Model Boeing 777-9x aircraft by SkySpirit 2012 - Textures for Air Canada (2017) livery. - Air Canada Boeing 777-9x C-FITZ - Full working VC - Full working 2d panel

White paint for repaints plus 3 liveries for the T-45C Goshawk model by Dino Cattaneo. credits to: Dino Cattaneo, Grant MacLean, Fabio Lagattolla, Delta Tango Nine Two.

Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-12 two seat trainer version of the Bf 106G fighter. Switchable rear to front and front to rear 2panels

This package is for use with the payware Nemeth/MilViz CH-47D. The pack includes 8 firefighting liveries as well as 4 internal tank/snorkel options and a 2,000 gallon bambi bucket assets for attachment using Lorby's FireFighterX application. The CH-47 Chinook, or Boeing 234 has been used in aerial firefighting for decades. However, recently surplus airframes are being retrofitted with internal tank systems similar to those found in fixed wing counterparts. Eliminating some of the hazards/restrictions associated with the use of bambi buckets. In addition, most of the internal tanking systems range from 2,500-3,000 US gallons of water or retardant. Greatly increasing the amount that can be dropped by these large helicopters. This package includes liveries for the following operators; Billings Flying Service, California Army National Guard, Columbia Helicopters, Coulson-Unical, Helimax Aviation, and Helifor. Repaints are compatible in both FSX and P3D, but the tank and bucket assets are only compatible in P3Dv4+. Lorby SI FireFighterX and Nemeth CH-47 are required to use the contents of this download. Repaints and firefighting assets by Nicholas Mitchell.

FS2004 White 'Wight' Navyplane No.2 A naval 'Spotter' plane made by the boatbuilding company of J.S.White at Cowes, Isle of Wight, in 1913.It featured an aerofoil of double cambered section giving a very small centre of pressure travel paired with a tailplane section to provide an almost one speed airframe of good stbility The first flight was in August 1913 at Cowes. VC fuel gauge added for v2 ByEdward Cook