FS2004/2002 SAAB J35 Draken. This is an aircraft that Sweden developed as an interceptor not inferior to the aircraft of the United States and the Soviet Union. It filled conflicting needs that high speed of Mach 2 and STOL character for the road to use instead of the glide slope and to arrive and depart in the emergency. The panel is not included. by Kazunori Ito. 621K

FSX AI Gates Learjet 23 by Henry Tomkiewicz, made flyable in FSX with pre-installed default FSX Lear 45 panel, gauges, and sound, thumbnail pics for your airplane menu, and an FSX compatible engine smoke system. This 2-pack includes the Tomkiewicz white base model and a Tiedman blue and white N6599T repaint model, both flyable in FSX. Packaged, painted, and smoked by Tom Tiedman.

The Lockheed-Martin F-35C is a fifth generation stealth multirole fighter and one of the most expensive program. Original design by Dino Cattaneo. Flight dynamics modifications, VC adaptations, 2D panels for wide and standard screen, new gauges including GPWS callout by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file for installation and configuration. Nice flights!

Thomas Ruth Airbus A330-300 (323X) Asiana Airliens HL7741 for FSX. Model by: Thomas Ruth. Full model included with VC. Repaint by - Chan Hyuk Han

This is a repaint of ISDT ATR 42-500 in Air Saint-Pierre livery. Tested in FSX Acceleration. Uses default Beech King Air 350 panel and sounds. No VC.

FS2004 Hawker Typhoon Package. ALPHA Simulations 2004. The Hawker Typhoon was an adventurous design intended to take full advantage of unique and complex Napier Sabre engine. This powerplant was a 24-cylinder arrangement, essentially comprising two horizontally-opposed flat-twelve engines conjoined in a pancaked manner. The engine had many teething problems which were ultimately sorted, but prevented the Typhoon from becoming the plane it should have been until late in the war. The aircraft itself was not without its troubles, many being lost due to the aircraft losing its entire tail section whilst in flight! The engine never proved effective at the high altitudes of aerial combat, and the aircraft was thus relegated to the more hazardous role of ground attack, where it came into its own and wreaked havoc on enemy supply lines and communications. By Alpha Simulations. 3.9MB

FS2004 North American F-107 \/YF-107A Package. The North American YF-107A was intended as a fighter-bomber based on the F-100 airframe. It featured a partially recessed weapons bay under the fuselage and underwent drastic design changes which resulted in the abandonment of the F-100B designation in favor of YF-107A. The aircraft featured some cutting-edge technology, including a vertical slab, variable area inlet ducts, a fly-by-wire control system which allowed quicker rolling at supersonic speeds, and a number of other innovations. Ultimately, three aircraft were built and tested with generally favorable results. The F-107 was a fast, maneuverable airplane that showed promise, but in the end the program was cancelled, to be replaced by the well-known Republic F-105 Thunderchief. Two survive, one at the Pima Air Museum in Tucson, Arizona, and the other in the Air Force Museum at Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio. By Alpha Simulations. 3.6MB

FS2004 Dehavilland Dhc8-106 ERA Aviation Package. A 37 seat twin turboprop regional airliner. ERA Aviation Reg: N883EA, Based in Anchorage Alaska. All new FSDS design with 2D panel, dynamic VC, Sound, wing views, full moiving parts, dynamic shine, operating airstair & cargo door, new FD, HTML Check/Ref lists and more. By Jean-Pierre Brisard, Barry Blaisdell, Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design. 21.6MB

Airport 2.02 Textures (textur202.zip) - required by some scenery add-ons. File size 155484 (Place into main Texture folder in FS)

FS2004 KLM DC7C and DC7F. KLM was an important user of the DC-7C, operating a fleet of 15 during 1957-65. The DC-7F freighter conversions served until 1969. Repaints by Jens B Kristensen of original model by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson, flight dynamics by FS Aviator, modified for FS2004 by Tom Gibson. 8.7MB