FSX Bonair Exel Embraer 145MP Package. Bonaire Express was an airline based in Bonaire, Netherlands. It was the regional airline for the Netherlands Antilles and also acted as a feeder to KLM for its long-haul services to Europe. Ceased in 2005. Model by Project Opensky with VC. Edited to add missing gauges and added Honeywell FMC (Instrument panel - Views). High quality model with opening doors and stairs. All credit to the fantastic talents of the Project opensky team. Please read enclosed docs and if you don't have it - be sure to add msvcr70.dll to main FSX folder to see gauges. FSX assembly and panel updates by Chris Evans. Includes steering fix. Zip preview for more images

FS2004 Boeing 747-400 British Airways "Chelsea Rose". A repaint for the Project Open Sky v4. Painted with the British Airways "Chelsea Rose" special livery for the "World Tails" series. By Xudeva Irribarra.

FSX 1938 Waterman Arrowbile by Rarewings.com: Designed with FSDS3.5.1 and FSTweak. Has full working virtual cockpit with back-lite gauges. 2-D panels, custom sounds. Reflective metal and glass textures. Waterman, Figuring that most people couldn’t afford both an airplane and a car, and believing that the car was a necessity of modern life, Waterman set out to build a car that could be turned into an airplane. The result was the “Arrowbile,” a small plane with wings that could be detached in a few minutes. Much of the vehicle was made with standard car parts, and in fact a normal Studebaker engine powered the wheels (when in car mode) and the propeller (when in airplane mode). Free download from www.rarewings.com. 11.5MB

This is an update for FSX acceleration of the Alphasim F-80 Shooting Star. I have updated the flight dynamics, added two gauges to the panel, made the autopilot bigger, and changed the GPS. There is a working virtual cockpit. This is the whole aircraft.

FSX Honolulu Yacht Harbour. Add some boats, docks and birds to Flight Simulator X's Honolulu! This adds birds, boats and docks to the yacht harbor in Flight Simulator X. 530K

FS2004 Boeing 757-200.American Airlines. GMAX model by Mike Stone. Repaint by Francis F. Silva. 1.7MB

FSX Boeing 797 Boeing House Colors future concept. With a design base on the Boeing 787, the Boeing 737 replacement.This CamSim new aircraft also have new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS) for this type. Model design by Camil Valiquette and paint by Camil Valiquette / Fabian Engeser. 1.8MB

FS2004 Project Opensky - Boeing 737-700 West Jet. Project Opensky - B737-700 West JetWingets/No Winglets. Features: : Fully animated control surfaces Fully independent suspension Front gear steering Trim Animation Opening Passenger Doors Dynamic flexing wings Animated tilting bogies Rolling wheels Animated thrust reversers Fully reflective textures ( each part has different degree of reflection based on material ) Accurate flight dynamics ( accurate FDE with full profiles for wheels, tires, struts, leading/trialing struts, engine types ... Tested by real pilots.) Accurate spoiler animation Detailed textures Full night lighting Visible landing lights from the thingypit Reflective thingypit windows Crash affects Transparent Nav light lenses. This aircraft is made by Project OpenSky Tested : Project-Opensky Members Painted : Dirk Kiefer. 8.2MB

FS2004 /FSX Tripoli International (HLLT), Libya Scenery. A large effort has been made in designing this airport to make it look as real as the original, lots of objects designed by me and another were also use to speed up the process of designing of the airport as it took me almost 6 month to complete, in FSX you may notice that few textures or objects do not show correctly a lot more work needs to be done, but my schedule is full, hopefully there is going to be updates in the future.

. The scenery includes a number of airports, airfields and VFR landmarks throughout the country, with special attention to the cities Copenhagen and Aalborg. This scenery is compatible with both "Photo Scenerys" as well as "Denmark Map x" and default FSX. By Mogens Bregnbaek, Kim Dahl, Mikael Guldager, Paul Hattens, Claus V. Holmberg, Steffen Kidal Lars Moellebjerg, Ole Egholm, Soeren H. Nicolaisen, Frank Soerensen. Part 1 of 2