FSX AIRound v2.0. This utility enables forward (VC-like), fly by, spot and top-down views of other players' aircraft and AI-controlled airplanes, ground vehicles and boats. There are three special view modes for AI aircraft landings and take-offs. Continuous AI aircraft following all the way to its destination is available. There are lots of parameters of participating airplanes, assistance in formation flying, etc. For more utility features see its ReadMe.txt file. There are 4 FSX sessions for free. By Valery Stenin.

Scenery for the City of Albany, New York, for FSX (version 1). Objects prepared using Google Earth as a reference, as well as numerous other sources of reference material. See Acknowledgements for details. Requires Ultimate Terrain for best results. FREEWARE by Brian Sturton.

FS2004 American Airlines Boeing 787-9, including 4 aircrafts with different new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS).The shining aluminium look will be miss with a composite fuselage. Model design and paint by: Camil Valiquette

FSX/P3D Dassault Falcon 50 package 2. Includes interior cabin and VC. Textures include Million Air, Private N477JK and Private D-BJTU. The Falcon 50 is a French 3 engine long range business superjet with 352 built between 1976 and 2008. Original model by Yannick Lavigne, Fred Banting, Rob Young converted to FSX native by Bluebear with updated gauges by Philippe Wallaert & Don "fxsttcb" Bodenstedt. I included the great textures by Ed Knapp, Tom Unger, Ron Hamilton. Textures converted to DXT. Includes previous updates by Bluebear and operation manuals. See zip preview for images. Custom packaged by Chris Evans

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.

FS2004 Loyal Class Tender. A 24m Tug with moving parts, natural lights, real sound, full 3D exterior and 2D panel. By Robert Waszkiewicz - Deltasim Studio. 5.7MB

FSX ROC (Taiwan) AF Lockheed Martin F-16A Block 20. This is a collection of all known ROC (Taiwan) Air Force F-16A Block 20 liveries as of 2007. Most of the fleet is divided between the 455th and the 401st Tactical Fighter Wings based at Chiayi and Hualien Air Bases, respectively. The remaining aircraft are kept in the US for training and test purposes. Complete package. Model by Kirk Olsson, panel by Eric Marciano, FSX adaptation by Bob Chicilo, ROCAF repaints and Block 20 panel changes by Mike Huang. 10.8MB

I have reworked the overhead and the flight engineer 2d panels and added more switches and warn lights to them! I have reconfigured some gauges in the VC, reworked a bit the flight behavior, added three fictitious textures, the new model modification by LLS and a "Flight engineer mod" as a selection to this version! Please take a look in the respective "Read me" file to get more info! Many thanks to Tim Conrad for his great C-133 sim, Philippe Wallaert and all the other unknown guys for the xml gauges I could use in the main and VC panel, LLS for the new FSX model modification, Dietmar Loleit for the TCAS, Halcyon Skies for the great C-133 main/overhead photos and Ken LaRock for the really nice C-133 flight engineer station photo (Sorry, I have forget him last time)! This is the whole aircraft, only tested in FSX + Acceleration!

Laid down on October 18, 1911, USS Langley began its life as the Proteus-class collier USS Jupiter. on December 12, 1919, the ship was decommissioned. Work began immediately to convert the ship to an aircraft carrier, which was renamed in honor of aviation pioneer Samuel Pierpont Langley on April 21, 1920. In the yard, workers reduced the ship's superstructure and built a flight deck over the length of the ship. The vessel's two funnels were moved outboard and an elevator constructed for moving aircraft between decks. Completed in early 1922, Langley was designated CV-1 and commissioned on March 20, with Commander Kenneth Whiting in command. Entering service, Langley became the primary test platform for the US Navy's budding aviation program. On October 17, 1922, Lieutenant Virgil C. Griffin became the first pilot to fly from the ship's deck when he took off in his Vought VE-7-SF. Sadly, the ship that rescued the Langley's crew was sunk en route to Australia and most of her crew were lost. Feature: built with FSX acceleration sdk, fully detailed DX10 model, early catapult with steam.

Version 1.0 December 2010. A french airliner of the immediate postwar years, the Languedoc served Air France and a few other airlines until the end of the 1950's. Textures for Air France, LOT (Polish Airlines) and Aviaco (Spain) are included. This is for FSX; an FS2004 version is available seperately. By Jens B. Kristensen.