FSX Flying boat Hughes H4 "Spruce Goose". In fact, this was a flying ship with a wingspan of almost 98 m; until now the biggest wingspan ever built. The maximum weigth was designed for 181.5 tons. The famous flight pioneer Howard Hughes proposed that giant to be used as WWII troop transporter for 750 soldiers and a crew of 18 men; save vom U-boat attacks. The complete aircraft was made of birch and spruce wood. The construction was finished too late and so this huge airplane made only one testflight in low level. The FS-model is now reworked for FSX and provides FSX-compatible gauges, props and airfiles and shows internal and external camera views. A saved flight, starting near the Queen Mary and the Spruce Goose museum at Long Beach is included. The original FS2004 model is made by Dennis Simanaitis. Also the powerful sounds are from him and comes from his Tupolev Ant-20 Maxim Gorky, a Russian vintage airplane, powered also with eight engines. Reworked for FSX by Erwin Welker.

This is an update to the R. Alexander van Hien LTV-Ryan XC-142 VTOL. Includes a modified C-130 panel, turboprop sounds, updated CFG, and texture thumbnail. 2D panel only, no VC panel.

FSX/P3D Airbus A340-600 Iberia package. Spain's flag carrier airline was founded in 1927 and is now merged with British Airways as part of the IAG Group. As of January 2019, Iberia operate 17 A340-600 to destinations across the globe. Model by Thomas Ruth. Added the better Thomas Ruth modified VC with latest updates by Chris Evans and Louis Quintero. Added the great textures by Xudeva Irribarra. Incluced VC texture upgrade by Enrique Cornejo. Added correct jetway configs, wing views and wheel levels. Manual included. Zip preview for larger pictures. Checklist by Werner Schott included. Prepared and Tested in P3D v4 by Chris Evans. Should work in FSX and earlier P3D versions.

This is an update for those who may have downloaded the recent FSX update here at Simviation, which contained an entirely transparent VC in some systems. I remedied this problem and designed a new VC and a respective 2D panel. The package includes three models, one two seater and two single seaters as well as new smoke effects. Original model by David Wooster, VC, 2D panel update and smoke effects by Michael Pook.

FSX/P3D Airbus A320-200 Aegean package for FSX. Aegean is the largest Greek airline, flying to destinations through Greece as well ad Europe and the Middle East. Aegean currently have a fleet of 38 A320-200 (2016). Includes enhanced default A321 VC with better gauges and popup Garrett Smith FMC (Go to FSX top menu - Go to Views -Instrument Panel), GPWS callouts. Custom CFM sounds. Views corrected. Also added jetway configs (Ctrl J). Model by Project Airbus. Professional textures by Mathieu Vos. Added the improved VC textures by Ricardo_tv. Configured and tested by Chris Evans

FSX/P3D Thomson TUI Boeing 787-9 wearing the new TUI livery and under the registration G-TUIJ. The model was created by TDS, with VC featuring working wipers and FMC. Virtual cockpit by Alejandro Rojas based on an advanced 737 cockpit. Model by TDS originally assembled by Chris Evans. TUI texture by Stephen Grrom and sounds added by 'Air Crew'.

Thomas Ruth A330-300 Hifly CS-TRI for FSX. Includes VC. Repaint by Jim Fly

The most recently Scenery of Cabo Verde Archipelago, with 11 airports (7 curently in use, 3 curently closed and 1 bonus). REMARK: These sceneries are fictitios (original from Paulo de Figueiredo) except photoreal GVAC (Sal Int'l) - original from Ant. Luís Delgado. Also in this file, the mesh by Werner F. Vogt and a REAL AI's file with the national airliner TACV, CABO VERDE EXPRESS and the Varig's 767-300 in code-share with TACV. AIP compiled inclluded.Charts on board too. RW12 LIBRARIES

Vistaliners Boeing 737-500 Garuda Indonesia New Colours, in 3 liveries(Standard, Visit Indonesia, Wonderful Indonesia). Used default Boeing 737-800 2d panel and sound. FSX. No VC.

FS2004/FS2002/CFS2 F-8E Crusader VF-24. Alphasim freeware 'Sader painted to represent one used by VF-24. Aircraft included. Repaint by Marc Czygan. 4.1MB