VEN fictional livery on o de Francisco Castaner ATR 42. ATR 42 2D panel by Philippe WALLAERT (no VC). Repaint by Jose Blanco

FS2004/2002 Dash DHC-8 British Airways 'World tails' Package. Liveries included: Union flag (Chatham Dock yard) Colum - Ireland Tartan - Scotland. Model by FSpainter. Ashley Flynn. 1.5MB

FSX and P3D v3 Project Opensky Embraer Legacy 600 multi livery package with VC. This model doesn't have winglets (because the base model is based on the Posky ERJ-135), but does have the upgraded Chris Evans Virtual Cockpit (With FMC and GPS in the console). This package have 7 (seven) liveries, and have a RR AE3007 engine's sound. Liveries: ASCE (G-ONJC), PR-MJR, K2 Smart Jet (SX-CDK), Vegas N900EM, ABS OK-GGG, N637HJ, N515JT. Thank you to Project Opensky for their contributions to the worldwide community of flight simulation. Assembled and edited for FSX by Moacir Junior

F14 Sounds. By Ferry Sab.

Our goal is give you the best F-111 flight simulator flying experience possible. This is what a real f-111 pilot has to say about the version 1.0 "I was fortunate to be among the group that took the first six production F111s to Thailand in 1968 and even though we had our problems, we did major damage with this fantastic aircraft.I love this plane and you have done a great job duplicating the real plane. You seem to be as passionate about the F-111 as I, so you can imagine how elated I was to see a realistic TFR in action." The Heart and soul of the F-111 is it's Terrain Following Radar ability. Our update has the only True Terrain Following Radar system with Pitch and Roll Stabilization that looks ahead of the aircraft to avoid mountains. It is integrated into the Autopilot and Instrument systems for Auto or Manual TF operation. The autopilot system models the real F-111 autopilot Stability Augmentation Modes with pitch and roll sub-channels. Control Stick Steering uses Pitch and/or Roll control stick input to override the pitch and/or roll autopilot channel(s) without disengaging the autopilot settings. There are 7 different Custom 2D and VC Cockpits. Included are f-111B, F-111C, F-111E, F-111F, F-111G, FB-111A, FB-111A-CF, FB-111A with pre AMPS avionics, YFB-111A and the NASA, AFTI & TACT F-111A aircraft. 26 aircraft with a description for that tail number in the aircraft details menu. Over 200 functional gauges and switches. Over 80 Effects. Included is a custom sound package. See the features Doc for more details. A configurator allows you to set the engine and preformance for the F-111 model you are flying, or just use the default for fun flying.

FSX : Bomb_C - Droppable payload An Alternative to flour bombs.. file goes in SimObjects/Misc , attached object = bomb_c in mission sdk effect goes in effects folder FYI- any .mdl file can be dropped if turned into a 'simpleobject' .. ever wanna drop a Volkswagen? Bruce Fitzgerald - N322DW. 43K

FS2004 Firefox Panel. This is a Panel set for the Firefox aircraft, accurately reproducing the cockpit used in the Clint Eastwood Movie, based on the original novel by Craig Thomas. It features several working MFD's in which you can place a second and third view window, or moving map. There is also a Helmet-HUD. It is designed and tested for 1024x768 FS2004 only, although it may also work in FS2000/2002. The CFS2 version of this panel is also available on this site. Mig 31 Firefox Aircraft here. Created by Mike Eustace. 1MB

TNCA Queen Beatrix Intl. Airport (Aruba), Welcome to one of the 3 ABC's beautiful Dutch island, Aruba. Queen Beatrix International Airport (IATA: AUA, ICAO: TNCA), in Oranjestad, Aruba, is a fairly large aviation facility that has flight services to the United States, most countries in the Caribbean, the northern coastal countries of South America and some parts of Europe, notably the Netherlands. It was named after Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, the head of state of Aruba.

I fixed the panel (2D&3D) for Danny Garniers' AFG Pilatus PC-12 by replacing the air speed indicator (the original red lined at 200 kts), center panel (the original was for a twin), and tachometer (the original was for a piston). I also removed the CPWS (that had no gauge in the first place. Just back up the original panel.vc file and replace it with this one. Enjoy.

CFS3 He162 Salamander. Developed to meet an RLM requirement issued on 8 September 1944 for a jet fighter capable of entering mass production by 1 January 1945, the first He-162 flew just 89 days later. Despite difficulties in production, over 300 were completed by V-E day and 800 more were on production lines throughout Germany. The He-162 was an advanced and capable aircraft but was too demanding for the poorly trained pilots for which it was intended. By Alpha Simulations. 2.7MB