FS2004 YAK-42 Package. (FS2004 only) Package Contents: - Documentation in English and Russian - Visual model - Panel - FDE - Sounds - GNS-530 GPS unit - KLN-90B navigation instrument. Visual Model by Dimitri Samborski (samdim) Textures by Nickolaj Samsonov (INS) Technical Advice, gauge programming, effects and sound edit by Vadim Oleksiuk (adik) Technical Advice, Flight dynamics by Yuriy Konyayev (Petrovich) Technical Advice, Gauge&Panel Bitmaps, documentation, english translation by Vlad Ageyev (UR5WCW). 34.2MB Not FSX compatible. Panel will crash FSX.

Hill AFB Viper Tail flashes. This package contains "tail textures only" to represent three of the 388th and one of the 419th Fighter Wings F-16C/D vipers. The 388th FW consists of 3 Fighter Squadrons, the 4th Fuujins, the 34th Rude Rams, and the 421st Black Widows. The Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) has one squadron, the 466th Diamondbacks. This zip file has textures for the F-16C of the Diamondbacks and Black Widows and textures for the F-16D of the Fuujins and the Rude Rams. The excellent "C" model viper by Kirk Olsson usviper.zip and the excellent "D" model viper by Kirk Olsson viper2us.zip may be obtained here at http://www.simviation.com/fs2004military60.htm. File size is 3.43 MB.

Project Opensky - Boeing 747-800 Boeing 747-8F Arrow Cargo for FSX with Advanced VC. Updated aircraft.cfg file to fix takeoff issue. Assembled and edited for FSX by Chris Evans. Thank you to Skyspirit for their wonderful models. Beautiful BA Air Cargo repaint by Mathieu Vos. With Enhanced VC from Alejandro Rojas Lucenda. Skyspirit FSX native Boeing 747-8 Cargo model upgraded using the vastly improved Boeing 747 VC from Alejandro Rojas Lucena/FSND (See panel docs for details). VC includes FMC, EICAS, MFD with control panel, GPWS, working wipers, cabin lights, fire suppression, avionics switch, fuel crossfeed, landing lights switches, taxi light switch, engine generators, APU generator, battery switch, starter switches, de-ice switch, general lights switches. Beautiful Skyspirit 747-800 cargo model with complex features and ground service vehicles (press shift e 2, shift e 3, etc. ). To use jetway press Ctrl J. Also includes the Boeing 747 VC textures upgrade by Jason A. Lee. This give a much clearer 747 interior virtual cockpit look. Assembled and edited for FSX by Chris Evans. Zip preview for larger pictures. See panel docs and images for VC details and controls!

CrashBak w/ CrashFx for FS2002. WHATS NEW: CrashFx adds 33 NEW Crash Effects to Fs2002. Huge fireballs, flying aircraft parts, craters, and shock waves. Better Win98 compatibility. Smaller memory / processor footprint. Built-in preview function for CrashFx. Auto Install. 2.4MB Manual Install Version - created for those that do not use auto install programs. 2MB

This is another repaint for the flyable FSX AI Default MD-83. This is an FSX livery from the tribute for Microsoft Flight Simulator X. This repaint is used from my blank texture. The repaint requires a flyable FSX AI MD-83 package by Braden Peters. Texture by Victor Vu

FS2004 Lear 35 The 3x series of Lear business jets are enlarged versions of the earlier 2x series. They are the first equipped with fanjet engines, giving improved performance and fuel effiency. By Mike Stone. 790K Filename: slear35.zip Recommended panel here

Four new livery for Vladimir Zhyhulskiy AN12... HeavyLift, Moskovia Airline, Ukraine Air Alliance, and Russian Navy Yellow 14, which I have adapted to work in FSX SP1 SP2, I have changed the prop and Glass texture corrected the smoke coordinates. I have tested it in windows 7 SP1 SP2, so it should work in FSX Acceleration. VC, Panel and gauges by Philippe Wallaert, all repaints by Stephen Browning

FS98 Ultra Light set. Transparent canopies. File size 293120

FSX Taxiway Enhancement Final. Improved the detail of the textures with enhanced colours and texture quality. Added som new layers to the default textures with hand designed textures. I also added a tird corrected file this time. By Tom Knudsen. 342K

Aviation around and in the Andes Mountains has been going on since the early 1900s. Many small airfields have been built for emergency purposes as well as private ones which are still open, many are closed and even banned and some have been dstroyed through the years. This first part of "Dangerous Airfields of the Andes" brings you Four very dangerous ones for your enjoyment and will place you in very dire surroundings that bush pilots in many places of the world face every day. I plan to bring you others from time to time..Make no mistake, getting in and out of these fields will make you sweat, give you a high and they might contribute to you having some nightmares!!!