The Douglas DC4 was a quad engines airliner based on the C54 military transport massively used during WWII. The package contains several liveries (Sabena Qantas, SAS, etc). Original model by Jens B. Kristensen. New VC, panels and gauges by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file. Credit Jens B. Kristensen for the original and spendid aircraft.

FSX/P3D>v4 Native McDonnell Douglas DC-9 Delta operated by Northwest Package. As of summer 2018, Delta still fly around 50 MD-90 (DC-9) aircraft operating as Northwest. These are being replaced by Airbus A321 and Boeing 737-900ER. This is the native SGA MD DC-9-50 conversion by Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations of the Eric Cantu/SGA original. The DC-9 has an analogue cockpit so the nearest analogue jetliner VC I can find is Thomas Ruth's DC10 which I have slightly modified to resemble a 2 engine jetliner. Please ignore 3 throttles! I have added the great textures by SGA. Model is not modified in any way. VC added and textures. Fixed wheel sink. Views fixed. See VC docs to get the best out of the FMC. Thank you to Eric Cantu, Eagle Rotorcraft, Thomas Ruth and Simviation for their great contributions to the flight simulator hobby. Assembled and prepared and tested for P3D V4+ /FSX by Chris Evans

FS2002/FS2004 Eurocopter EC145 Tulsa Life Flight - EC145 painted in Tulsa Life Fligt's color scheme and logo. Tulsa Life Flight currently utilizes two BK117's. Their original pink stripes have been repainted white in this ficticious re-creation. Original model by Guenter Kraemer, repainted by Mike Williams of Air Evac, Oklahoma. 3.6MB

FS2002 "Red Arrows" Display Team Full Package Includes all files otherwise available separately in REDPACK1.ZIP, REDPACK2.ZIP, REDPACK3.ZIP, REDPACK4.ZIP and REDPACK5.ZIP. Mikko Maliniemi's single BAe Hawk with a minor texture upgrade by Mark Beaumont; a flyable formation four, "Gypo Section"; and the full "Diamond Nine" formation of nine "Red Arrows" aircraft of Britain's Royal Air Force. All aircraft have display smoke effects, transparent cockpits and a new panel by Mark Beaumont with appropriate internal/external views and HUD by Eric Marciano. Single and formation four have full moving parts. Formations work in FS2000 without lights and smoke effects. Original FSDS design by Mikko Maliniemi. Model modifications for display team packaging by Kari Virtanen. 'Red Arrows' livery, and overall packaging, by Mark Beaumont. File name: REDPACK.ZIP 26MB Or available in separate downloads: Redpack 1 The Aircraft 2.3MB Redpack 2 Version 2 of a flyable formation of four "Red Arrows" 2.9MB Redpack 3 A flyable formation of the full nine "Red Arrows" 2.9MB Redpack 4 "Red Arrows" Package Gauges, Effects and Documents - Required by the "Red Arrows" Display Team aircraft found in REDPACK1.ZIP, REDPACK2.ZIP and REDPACK3.ZIP which comprise a single BAe Hawk, a flyable formation four and the full "Diamond Nine" configuration of nine aircraft. 2.3MB Redpack 5 "Red Arrows" Display Team Sounds Recommended sound package by Martin Schwanke and Mike Hambly: REDPACK5.ZIP 16.8MB See - upgrade pack below Rainbow smoke upgrade available here

FAB Super Tucano A-29 and ALX (FS2000/FS2002). Prototype of the Super Toucan (ALX) and Super Toucan A-29. Airplane of light attack, light interception and advanced training, with cockpit of 4th generation. With mission of defense of Amazônia, interception and to abate the small airplanes invaders (drug trafficker's airplane). Upgrade of the original model done by Denis da Silva (" / " spoiler opens the canopy). Model, texture and panel: Daniel da Silva. 2.5MB

FS2004/2002 Airbus A380 Iberia. Aircraft: (ProMax) Design: Camil Valiquette Re-Paint: Jose M. Velasco. Important: On the first attempt to load the plane you will have a message "Aircraft not fully compatible..." answer "NO" If you mistakely answer yes, you will not have the landing gear, don't worry, do this: goto your FS9.cfg and change =0 for =1. 3.3MB

FS MAP NAVIGATOR - Map navigator/creator for FS2004/FSX (tested on Windows XP and Windows 7). Monitors the aircraft position in a map provided by you. Maps can be of any type, size and scale (JPG or PNG format). 12 map sets are supported, covering 3 different map types and 4 different map scales, with the possibility to easily switch between them while you are flying. Automatic map move and map switch is provided for any of these sets. Maps are "calibrated" very easily, just mark at least two spots in each of them while you are flying. Additional marks may be inserted at any time for better accuracy. Possibility to save the current flight at any time. Possibility to move the aircraft to a new location through a simple click on any of the calibrated maps. Second application included that helps you to create and save in the appropriate folder your own maps. Checks for updates on your request. Works both in LAN mode and on a single PC (in the latter case FS must run in a window). Requires FSUIPC. Note: This package replaces the old one posted on Apr 9, 2012. All files are now included in the package, no need to be online during installation. Also a missing image file for the 'FsNavScanner' tool has been added.

Boeing 777-200ER - British Airways - RR Landor. Updated version. PROJECT OPENSKY BOEING 777-200 v2 for FSX. Original model by Project OpenSky. Livery: Yvan Ung. Updated for FSX using Danny Garnier's edited B777-200 ER VC and 2d panel file. Assembled for FSX by Chris Evans. (previous version had 6000 downloads) Fixes by Alex Alrot

Iberia Regional texture for the FSX default CRJ700.

FS2004/FSX Yak-9U Fighter. The Yak-9U was the second generation of Yak-9s. It introduced a redesigned airframe , a new wing of increased span and area, and the more powerful VK-107 engine with 1,230 kW (1,650 hp). The top speed of 700 km/h (435 mph) at 5,600 m (18,370 ft) was faster than any production fighter aircraft in the world at that time. The Yak-9UV and Yak-9P were postwar versions. They took part in the Korean War.Production of the Yak-9 ended in 1946 after a record 16,769 aircraft had been delivered. Complete GMAX plane by A.F.Scrub. 6.1MB