This is a mission of an historical nature. Both for the route and the aircraft. The flight in an old online flight that I found on a virtual airline website, Air France Virtual. Thank you guys. The Princess Juliana International airport is rated as the number one most dangerous airport, due to it's approached, which is extremely low over the sea. The airport is famous for its short landing strip — only 7,152 ft, which is barely enough for heavy jets. For this reason as well it has become a favourite for planespotters. So I decided to put these two together in a mission to be enjoyed as a challenge.

FS98 - FSX FS Real Time v1.88 is made to keep Flight Simulator's UTC (Zulu/GMT) time and date in sync with the Real World. It can maintain either the current Real Time, or an offset (+/-) so you can fly at any variation from Real Time. This package also includes a new set of World Time Zones scenery files which eliminate many of the time zone errors that shipped with recent versions of Flight Simulator. FS Real Time by Joshua Robertson.

FS2004 Lockheed C-130J Hercules Updated version. Fixed minor glitch in radio panel. By Mike Stone. 1MB

Let's try this again....This is a soundfile for any freeware F-14. I wasn't happy with the stock sounds that came with the IRIS F-14. They were not realistic enough for me. So, I made a mix of various bites from different aircraft to make what I think is one of the best soundtracks to any F-14 Tomcat freeware. I just took some clips from various sound files I had with different aircraft (starting with the F-14 soundpack that came with the IRIS F-14). I think you will enjoy this mix. I left the shreak of the intake ramps at idle, but as the engines spool up- in real life- the shreak is replaced with the whine of the Pratts going through the rpm range until they hit military power. I changed the rumble so it is heard at the lower end of the mid-range, as in real life. When you push the throttles into afterburner, you can hear the power that these engines make. Enjoy and happy landings. NOTE: I do not take any credit for any of the sound files in this folder, I just took freeware sounds from different aircraft and compiled them!

airberlin - Boeing 737-86J(WL)(D-ABKK). High quality FSX native model by Project Opensky. Includes the enhanced VC from Alejandro Rojas Lucena/FSND with GWPS, working wipers, FMC and more, for FSX.

061 Medical Service Malaga, Spain, Textures for Alan Devins' FS2004 Gmax Agusta A109a and the FSX updated version by Danny Garnier. FSX Version here: http://www.simviation.com/simviation/static.php?ID=65&page=5 Original Package here:

The Airbus A320 NEO (New Engine Option) is the successor of the very popular A320 with a lowest fuel consumption. Prototypes are being constructed and first flight is foreseen by the end of 2014. Here is the Air France version from Camil Valiquette including AGS (Advanced Ground Servicing). 2D panels for wide and standard screen (no VC), GPWS callout, and warning horn callout by Philippe Wallaert. Clock gauge by Pierre Fasseaux. See instructions in the readme.txt file. Credits: Camil Valiquette for the original and excellent aircraft. Nice flights!

FS2002/2004 NASA F-15 Eagle. Aircraft has lights,contrails, smoke and afterburner effects. Gmax aircraft by Kimitaka Nishida. Repaint by Paul Barry. 712K

Rebel Alliance BLT-A4 Y-wing by Tim 'Piglet' Conrad, T-65 X-wing by Bruce Fitzgerald. Upgraded to FSX MDLX standard, all original animations and VC's, flat-riser VTOL's, ready for space. X-wing has been scaled correctly, and now has a pilot. Very smooth frames, and glass! A big BZ for Bruce, Tim, Rob, Arno and Henk, who made it all possible.

FS2004 BAE-146 Photoreal Panel. By Horst Paetzold. 1.9MB