FS2004 Dassault Mirage IIICZ, 814, South African Air Force The Mirage IIICZ's were delivered in a natural metal finish, No. 814 among the initial batch of Mirage IIICZ delivered to the SAAF in the early 1960's. Aircraft by: Jason Ashworth Textures by: Jens-Ole Kjølberg and Frank Safranek Panel by: Jens-Ole Kjølberg. 6.5MB

FS2004 Gulfstream V American Pacific. From the most successful family of jetliners ever built comes the 737-400. This can be your entry into virtual airline flying. Whether you're making short-haul or longer domestic flights, the 737-400 is a versatile and efficient airplane. See the Aircraft Information section of Help for tips on flying this aircraft. Use Shift-E to open the door. Mike Stone. 730K

Mission: Area 51. You are sent out to the notorious 'area 51' or 'dreamland' in an Airwolf to investigate reports of a crashed UFO. Includes aircraft & scenery. Requires FS98 scenery. File size 1837130. Fix for this mission.File size 2820

FS2004 Seruphum Turboprop multi platform delta wing concept aircraft. This model features retracting landing gear, steering nose gear, dynamic/reflective shine, working elevons, spoilerons and airbrakes, retracting skystair, retracting rear loading ramp, working suspension, custom panel and a virtual cockpit. The panel features a window in the lower front nose area for high angle STOL approaches. This is another of my concept planes and utilizes composite technologies for beautiful seemless blended lifting body dynamics with delta wings for low speed approaches. This is the turboprop version. Modeled in Gmax and features 6 textures. By William Ortis. 8.2MB

FS2002 Douglas DC-3 Buffalo Airways Cargo and Passenger Versions. Two Buffalo Airways DC-3s accurately rendered in cargo and passenger versions, with dedicated DC-3 panel. Both these aircraft are in service today, operating out of Hay River and Yellowknife, Canada. C-GPNR was acquired in October of 1980 and is Buffalo's most commonly used DC-3 for scheduled freight service. The distinctive C-GWIR joined the fleet in 1981. Based on Jan Visser's legendary DC-3 model for FS2000, updated for FS2002, these models include transparent cabin windows, nightlighting, lit 3D interior with opening cargo doors/pax door, boarding ladder, cargo both inside and outside the aircraft (freight version) and other details. Flight Dynamics are by Erik Ellis, Jan Visser, Roy Chaffin, Ian Ropper, & Bill Rambow. Includes FS2002 lights fix by Paul Pridmore. Paintwork and Buffalo Airways panel by Mark Beaumont. Also includes flightplans CYHY/CYZF/CYHY, with map. File name: DC3BUFFA.ZIP. 8.3MB DC3 Buffalo Panel Update: Corrects erroneous bitmap bleedthrough and disappearing overhead switches in certain resolutions, enables standby radios, replaces VOR2 and ADF with RMI ADF/VOR2, replaces Altimeter with standard gauge enabling manual altimeter setting, adds Radio Altimeter and pop-up chart of the Hay River/Yellowknife area. By Mark Beaumont. 1MB

These are models of the International Space Station ("Alpha") at various stages from the start of construction in 1998 (STS-88 / SSAF 2A) through the present and into future stages, the last being 20A scheduled for 2010. This meshes are an adaptation of Andrew Farnaby's ISS models. I have rotated the meshes to allow the default Orbiter autopilot the ability to hold the station in an LVLH attitude for shuttle dockings and provided dll modules for each of the various models. Docking target crosses have been added for use with the shuttle fleet centerline camera view on PMA2 and on the aft end of Zvezda (service module) for Progress and Soyuz dockings using the Progress and Soyuz models that come with this package. The Soyuz and Progress models have been visually upgraded to models that have been previously made available by Jason Benson ("agent036") and Jogvan Trondese ("c3po"). The models progressively allow the user to control solar arrays and radiators as they are deployed. The later models include the Mobile Transporter (MT) and the MBS attached to it to move the SSRMS along the truss segment. Thanks to David Sundstrom ("DaveS") for the mesh and textures for the MBS. The SSRMS is a separate model, released with this package. That model has a separate manual for use. Additional credits to those who's add-ons I used in this pack: Progress & Soyuz launch vehicles, McDope ("Dealer McDope"). These models have been recompiled for use with Orbiter 2010.

FS2004 CRJ Panels Intended for Project Opensky CRJ Series Aircraft. Created by Mark Leegard. 2.7MB

FSX Manual/Checklist Default Beechcraft Beech Baron 58. In PDF-format as a booklet. From "cold" - Pre Start - Startup - Before Taxi - Taxi - Before Takeoff - Takeoff - Climb Out - Cruise - Descent - Approach - Landing - Taxi To Ramp - Shutdown - Securing Aircraft - to "cold". FS2002+FS2004 versions had more than 12'000 downloads. Freeware by Werner Schott, Switzerland. 595K

Naysa, Navegacion y Servicios Aereos Canarios, S.A., is a Spanish airline Binter Canarias group with operations based in the airport of Gran Canaria. Made with my own paint kit (fsx style). Model (with VC) by Premier Aircraft Design, texture by Juan Vilamor. Full aircraft package. (See wing texture fix above)

Cirrus SR20 Six CC-LLJ. Model by Wolfram Beckert, Guenter Kraemer, Thomas Roehl. FSX panel updates by Danny Garnier & Chris Evans. Textures by: juan30005 FSX