This Clemenceau is modeled as she was circa 1990s. Her flight deck is mostly a recovery configuration which allows the use of both catapults. It is built for FSX Acceleration and features working catapults, jet blast deflectors and arrestor wires for naval ops. The landing light system was built from scratch. Thanks Joel Maillot. This release is much more detailed than the previous - a lot of 3D objects were added - doors, ladders extinguishers, crewmen, etc. Nevertheless the tests made seem to show that when FSX/Acceleration is already running well, this carrier does not have any fps issue. This model has not been tested for other version of FSX(RTM or SP1) or FS9

This scenery updates NZCH airport. It adds the Canterbury Aero Club to the western side of the airport, and an AFCAD that places things where they really are in real life. This is V1.0. This scenery also includes my small airfields scenery too. This scenery comes with airport charts for NZCH,NZWL,NZRT and NZFF. By Troy Chapman.

FS2004 UKMIL Merlin HC3 update pack. This pack will update the FS9 and FSX versions of the Merlin HC3 RAF toinclude the new Danish leased Merlins after install, you will get one additional MErlin, Listed as MErlin HC3a, 78 SQN to install simply copy the required files for whichever FS you are using You MUST have installed the UKMIL Merlin HC3 RAF (here) PRIOR to this for it to work, as it uses some files for the sounds and panels from that install. By UKMil. 9.6MB

FS2004 UH-1H 1st Helicopter Squadon The 89th Air Wing's 1st Helicopter Squadron uses the UH-1N for VIP and Military Staff transport in the Washington, DC area. 69-6609, "Ship 09" is represented here on a UH-1H due to absense of a UH-1N in FS2004. Original Aircraft, Textures, and Panel by Jordan Moore. Repaint by Christopher Trott for the VUSAF. 2.8MB

FS2004 British Airways Airbus A321 Textures, registration G-FOCN. Textures only for the default A321. Repaint by Paul Kemp. 884K

Angelwings textures only for the FS9 / FSX Concorde Collection Package. By Libardo Guzman (GUZMAN-ARTES)

Dassault Falcon 50 package for FSX. Updated version of the original model by Yannick Lavigne, Fred Banting, Rob Young. Additions by Eric Dantes. FSX panel conversion by Andre "esmdu" and Ludovic "vonstroheim". XML gauges by Philippe Wallaert and Don "fxsttcb" Bodenstedt. This aircraft has a full interior model with passenger cabin as well as a variety of liveries.

FS2004 Canadian Forces CT-142 "Gonzo" Navigation Trainer (Long Nose Dash8-102). A modified twin turboprop regional airliner. operated by 402 Squadron, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. An all new FSDS2.24 design with 2D panel, Dynamic VC, and Custom Sound. In addition, a custom TCAS (Traffic Collision Avoidance System), a complete Ground Handling module with push back and taxi speed control and the latest version GPWS (Ground Proximity Warning System) is included. The visual model features an opening airstair with detailed cabin interior, operating lift dump and roll control spoilers, passenger wing and cabin views, and high definition reflective textures. A comprehensive set of html documents (Check List & Ref List) are included for in-flight information. A separate Panel_Docs folder accompanies this release with panel and systems help files and pilot's notes and more. By Jean-Pierre Brisard, Barry Blaisdell, Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design. 22.6MB

This JBK Britannia mega package is in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the first flight on the 16th august 1952 . With its 4 turboprop engines it soon got the nick name Whispering Giant. There are 15 liveries from various painters including seven new paintings by myself. VC and 2D panel included. Original by Jens B. Kristensen

Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 Package for FSX. The Royal Aircraft Factory's S.E.5.a went tooth and nail with the Sopwith Camel for the accolade of being the finest British fighting aeroplane of World War I. Designed by a team which included the legendary H. P. Folland, the first prototype was unveiled in December, 1916. The craft utilised a 150-HP Hispano-Suiza engine with a large, automotive-style radiator and truncated exhaust manifolds. The S.E.5.a was widely regarded as a tough opponent by the enemy and as a good friend in the air by its pilots. It was robust, fast, and very easy to fly. The aircraft remains extremely popular among early aviation history buffs and WWI aficionados, and replicas abound, in both full- and smaller-scale versions. Excellent reproductions of the plane can be seen in the films "The Aviator" and "Flyboys", but the best place to see the S.E.5.a in action is in the restored version of Howard Hughes' "Hell's Angels". Ex payware from Alphasim