LIDB Belluno Airport Italy Belluno is an airport located in north east Italy called LIDB from ICAO Code. The airport is also known as "Arturo Dell'Oro", an Italian Aviator Sergeant fallen heroically in the sky above the city of Belluno in sept 1917 during WW1. Paradise place for gliders and skydiving enthusiasts Belluno airport is the best starting point for flight adventures over Dolomities mountains whit airplanes and helicopters. Dolomiti Casera Razzo Italy In the territory of Veneto region, inserted in the beautifoul amphitheater of Tudaio di Razzo, Casera Razzo is located in a beautiful plateau at low-impact urban structures whit many forests pastures and enchanting landscapes bordering the Dolomites Park of Friuli Region, which since 2009 have been included in UNESCO World Heritage. Calling runway or airfield is not its correct term, the landing strip in quote of Casera Razzo is about 1800 meters above sea level and the date of first use dates back to June 2 1967 with the landing of a Piper L21 of Italian Army Light Aviation Section. About 400 meters long, the grassy strip at 1800 meters altitude is the major high landstrip operative in Italy by Mountain Pilots The grassy strip is classified as NOT REPORTED / OCCASIONAL and the landstrip is not searchable from simulator menu, a flight plain dedicate from LIDB Belluno Airport is included in the package. Scenery building by Vic Dabor, idea and beta testing by Bruno "BUNGEE" in collaboration whit Italian Mountain Pilot Association. Soft Landing

Boeing 747-400 Garuda Indonesia. Project Opesnky 747-400 v4 base model. This is a repaint of the posky 747-400 v4 in the Garuda Indonesia New Livery version by Xudeva Irribarra

CFS2/FS2004/2002 Update for all Original B17g models by ACT publishing. New air and Dp files, bombsight and access to all turrets. Adapted to FS2002/2004 with new airfile, exhaust, gunfiring and contrails effects. FS2004 flyers, read important notice ! A.F Scrub 3.8MB See fix below

FSX Generic Military 2 Engine Panel. This is a panel for any 2 engined jet fighter in FSX. I used the background from the F-35 panel by Chuck Dome to make it. Until someone comes up with panels that are for specific aircraft you can use this one. All but one gauge are default FSX gauges. Bob Chicilo. 271K Update: Information to allow gauges to show. 133K

FS2004 DC-8 Iberia Cargo. DC8 Panel included. Panel: Ken Mitchell FSDS Design: Dee Waldron Flight Model: Michael Verlin. Repainted by Marco Aceves. 5.9MB

This is an update for FSX acceleration of the BAe Sea Harrier by Adam Preece. I have updated the flight dynamics and changed or added gauges to both panels so it works in FSX. You need the original AP Designs Sea Harrier for this update to work. Bob Chicilo.

FS2004 Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star. Alpha Simulations is releasing some of their classic titles as freeware. Panel and gauges are included. Features six models and six textures. The first operational jet fighter of the USAAF, the Lockheed P-80/F-80 series was essentially a P-51 Mustang with a jet engine. Utilizing the typical wing, fuselage, and empennage of the piston engine era, the F-80's dimensions and armament were nearly identical to the Mustang. However, the performance was far greater once the type came into its own. Several examples were delivered for evaluation prior to war's end, but the initial plans for 5,000 were abandoned after VJ-Day. The type saw service in Korea, and was the basis for the outstanding T-33 trainer.

FSX/P3D Airbus A330-300 Delta Airlines package. As of 2016, Delta Airlines operate 29 Airbus A330-300 with a further 2 on order. Includes VC. Model and VC by Thomas Ruth. I included the great textures by Mike Pearson. Includes FMC by Garret Smith. Includes A330 manual. Custom A330 sounds included. Packaged by Chris Evans

10 Dutch F-104G/D Starfighters,2 different models singleseat/doubleseat. Only 2D cockpit, made by Arthur "Vince" Gilhuys. Model by Kazunori Ito. 2d panel but no VC. Sound, Flight Dynamics and Skins made by Arthur Vince. Standalone.

FS2004/2002 Sepecat Jaguar GR1 Set 1. Produced to meet a joint Anglo-French requirement in 1965 for a dual-role advanced/operational trainer and tactical support aircraft. The RAF variant entered service in 1973 and has since been transformed into a highly potent fighter-bomber, having participated extensively in the First Gulf War, subsequently being involved in many operations in the Balkans and most recently the Second Gulf War.The RAF's Jaguar fleet has recently undergone a major upgrade programme and been designated as the Jaguar GR3. The RAF has 4 Jaguar squadrons. Nos 6, 41, 54 and 16(R), all based at RAF Coltishall. ALPHA Simulations. 9.2MB