FS2004 YAK12 Package. Created by Ilya Sheen. 13.6MB

Project Airbus A320-200 Interjet with modified A320 virtual 3d cockpit. ABC Aerolíneas, operating as Interjet, is a Mexican low-cost airline with its headquarters in Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City. Interjet livery by Xudeva Irribarra. Improved virtual cockpit with PFD, ECAMS, improved ASI. Realistic A320-214 sound pack. Plus GPWS callouts. Also has views of motor extreme wing of wing and view of train. Full package.

FS2004 AI Aircraft Update 2 by David Hays These setups are suppose to give you more effects and fixes some things(not flightplans) for the traffic package built by David Hays. These setups includes AirTran, Alaska, American, British, Continental, Delta, Hawaiian, KLM, LOT, Qantas, Song, South African, Southwest, and United. 2MB

FS2004 Boeing 747-400 Air Canada. This model is made for FS2004 and has some XML coded animations. Dynamic flexing wings Body gear steering under 15kt above 1kt. Nose gear steering under 60kt above 1kt. Rudder lock under 60kt above 1kt. Ground spoiler only works on ground. Low speed aileron locks at high speed. Fully animated control surfaces Fully independent suspension Trim Animation Opening Passenger Doors Animated tilting bogies Rolling wheels Animated thrust reversers Detailed textures Full night lighting Crash affects Ground Service Vehicles when Cargo door open And more...Regarding Flight Simulator X. Certain functions and visuals will not work on this aircraft if it is installed in FSX. Therefore, we (Project Opensky) will not provide support for FSX related issues with this A/C. This aircraft is made by Project OpenSky Model : Hiroshi Igami Flight Dynamics : Warren C. Daniel, Brandon D. Henry Tested : Project-Opensky Members 747 Series Masters : Corey Ford, Yosuke Ube Painted : Corey Ford. 10.7MB

FormationSetup is simple program designed to create a formation of up to four AI controlled aircraft for formation flight in FSX. Created by Jerry Beckwith

Textures only for the default 737-800 in 'Glory VA' colors.

FSX Alf's UK Airfields Volume 6. Upgrades many small UK airfields whose default versions have little or no detail. Based on Google Earth and airport guides. This volume includes EGHJ Bembridge, EGTU Dunkeswell and EGBK Sywell/Northampton. By Alf Denham.

FS2004 Star Trek Voyager type 9 Shuttle, also known as a type 12 or a class 2. It is controlled like a helicopter. The cockpit is fully customized with new themed gauges. It has a custom autopilot for those not used to flying a helicopter. Cockpit and assembly by Tim Evers, model by Staffan "Squapper" Norling. Thanks to Steve Hanley and A.Meyer. 1.9MB

The Prince of Asturias (R-11) has been a STOVL aircraft carrier for the Spanish Navy, until recently the flagship of the fleet. The design of this ship took place when the U.S. Navy abandoned the project of the SCS and the Spanish Navy bought its planes (fifteen shots, and he was just being designed) and instructed the public shipyards Bazan further development and construction of this ship. With almost 196 m long, 24.3 m wide his, a depth of 9.4 m and its 17,200 tons full load was the largest ship of the Spanish Armada until the entry into service of the LHD Juan Carlos I. The air group embarked bear up to 29 aircraft (17 in the hangar and 12 in the parking area of the flight deck). The carrier air force usually consisted of a versatile force, including ten to twelve AV-8B Harrier II Plus, and a dozen helicopters, usually a combination of models, six Sikorsky H-3 Sea King, two Sikorsky H-3 Sea King AEW radar version (Air Early Warning) and four Agusta-Bell AB-212. It entered service in 1989 and was decommissioned in late 2012.

FS2004 Round The World In A Prop :- A step-by-step guide to successful round-world flying, including comprehensive advice on choice of aircraft, route and flight planning, fuel management, navigation, dealing with weather and time-changes etc. The recommended route consists of 24 legs and the places visited include Australia, New Guinea, Japan, the Aleutians, Canada, the USA, the Azores, Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Bahrain, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Borneo, and East Timor; with plenty of sightseeing opportunities along the way. Robert Christopher's excellent Lancair Legacy 2000 is recommended, but this is not essential as the trip has been designed with 'legs' of around 1000nms. and should be achievable in any of the default FS2004 props. Reasonable flying skills are required - particularly being able to land VFR (i.e. without the aid of ILS) - but explanations are included on the finer points of lining up and navigation generally, so as to cater for newcomers to FS. Tony Cooper 545K