FS9/FSX Me 109H. The Messerschmitt Bf 109H was designed as a high altitude interceptor. It was cancelled due to the success of the superlative Fw190D/Ta152 series. The first prototype (Bf 109 V.54) flew on 5 November 1943. Initial tests were satisfactory. A second prototype, the Bf 109 V.55, was destroyed in an air raid on 25 February 1944. Further tests on the V.54 produced less impressive results, but work continued on the project. A small number of the pre-production H-0 and H-1s were produced, and were tested by a reconnaissance unit based at Guyancourt, near Paris, but performance was not satisfactory. Original mdl by David Hanvey and Paul Barry. Modified version with gun/sound effects, instruments and new airfile for FS9/FSX by A.F. Scrub.

FSX Bell 412 Bambi Bucket Package (updated). Original Aircraft Designed by Jordan Moore for Hovercontrol.com. The repaints included with this package were created by Kirk Sunley. The Retardant Effect was developed by James Edmond. 34.3MB

I updated Guenter Kirschtein and Rey Lopezs' Tu-104. I also updated the Samdim Tu-124. I replaced the panel with Danny Garniers' Tu-16 panel. I replaced some gauges with ones from Philippe Wallaerts' TUPOLEV TU154 2D panel. I also added texture thumbnails. NO VC

FSX LAN Airlines Boeing 787-8 V2, This CamSim Version 2 feature an improve aircraft's design with new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). No VC. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

Brazilian Airlines textures for the FSX default Boeing 737-800 , Boeing 747-400 , Airbus a321.

The Cirrus Vision SF50 is a single-engine, low-wing, seven-seat, very light jet aircraft under development by Cirrus Design. The aircraft was initially developed under the project name "The Jet", but Cirrus announced the final marketing name of "Vision SJ50" on July 9, 2008. In March the aircraft was redesignated as the "Vision SF50". The prototype aircraft was first shown publicly at the annual Cirrus Migration on June 26, 2008 and first flown on 3 July 2008. The SF50 is intended to be a step up aircraft for pilots who have flown the Cirrus SR20 and SR22. Model by Kazunori Ito. Textures by Zach Gloss.

FS2004 China Airports 2008 Package. I haven't designed any scenery in a long time, but recently was bothered by the how few scenery improvements are available for mainland China given how long FS9 has been available and how much aviation is growing in China This package is a simple attempt to put a little more detail into some major airports in a country that has many large cities virtually unknown to most of the world. The airports have jetways, improved AFCADs with many more parking spaces, blast fences, trees, hangars, replacement control towers and terminal buildings and other generic structures such as fuel tanks and office/hotel buildings. They are not anywhere near 100% accurate, but when it was possible I used google maps and airport photos to get an idea of how things looked. Airports included: ZBTJ - Tianjin Binhai Int'l ZGHA - Changsha Huanghua Int'l ZHHH - Wuhan Tianhe Int'l ZJHK - Haikou Meilan Int'l ZLXY - Xi'an Xianyang Int'l ZPPP - Kunming Wujiaba Int'l ZSAM - Xiamen Gaoqi Int'l ZSHC - Hangzhou Xiaoshan Int'l ZSQD - Qingdao Liuting Int'l ZUCK - Chongqing Jiangbei Int'l ZWWW - Ürümqi Diwopu Int'l ZYTL - Dalian Zhoushuizi Int'l ZYTX - Shenyang Taoxian Int'l. By Aaron Seymour. 8.2MB

FS2004 CH UH-1Huey British Army Training. The remarkable Bell UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) has been the classic all-purpose military helicopter for almost forty years. All four branches of the US military have used the UH-1 at some time as have about forty foreign nations. It has evolved through thirteen models and was used in perhaps countless roles including command and control, medical evacuation and transporting personnel, equipment and supplies during its millions of hours of flight. Design for Abacus by Tolga Piskin. 5MB

This is an FS9 (FS2004) release, but it will also work with only minor display errors in FSX. The Fiat G.12 was an Italian trimotor military/civil transport plane of the 1940s and early 1950s designed by the prolific engineer Giuseppe Gabrielli. This archive installs different MDLs for five different types of Fiat G12. They each have custom animations, sounds, engines, cockpit layouts, gauges, flight dynamics and on screen handling notes. All components are closely based on the original manuals. A detailed history and explanation of how to fly the five different versions of G.12 is included. Seven different liveries are supplied: Two Regia Aeronautica, one post war Italian Air Force (AMI), one Avio Linee Italiane (ALI), one Airone and two Alitalia ("Alcione" and "Regolo"). Models by Stefano Meneghini, liveries by Manuele Villa, flight dynamics and handling notes by FSAviator.

FS2004 Eurofighter Panel. By www.afs-design.de. 1.6MB