The aircraft are simply revisions of my FS2004 Passenger In The Cabin Project but are only provided in standard VC mode for FSX. Original aircraft model from THE JUNKERS JU52 FACTORY Managing Director: Pierino Primavesi. Bush Unlimited Flying textures by Heather Sherman. Original 1936 Lufthansa D-AQUI textures by Pierino Primavesi. Because these FSX versions are based on my FS2004 PIC project, they have full autopilot control including speed but being floats, not amphibians, have no VOR1 or Nav hold facility. The aircraft can also be setup to drop Heather Sherman's parafoils. It is recommended you fly in Alaska or elsewhere from defined water runways. FSX updated version September 2010. Packaged and supported by Ross McLennan. File: JU52_FLOAT_FSX.zip

Sri Lankan Airlines textures only for the default Airbus A 321. Dulshan Wijayasinghe.

FSX American Boeing 787-9 v4. This CamSim version 4 features an improved aircraft wing root design, new wider pax doors with revised window shapes, additional animated air ducts, additional comm and satellite antennas, increasingly more Animated Ground Servicing (AGS), including additional animations featuring trucks hooking and unhooking trailers and static displays. 2d panel but no VC. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

This utilty allows any FSX acceleration aircraft to simulate a moving tailhook (This version 2 works also with XP).

FS2004 Airbus A320-232 Air France , registration F-GKXA. The Project Airbus A320 offers a wide range of features, many of which are XML controlled, such as pressurisation outflow valve, ground spoilers, pack outlets that open different amounts due to temperature, idle reversers, parallel bogies, dynamic jetwash, dropping surfaces, opening doors, custom lighting, dynamic shine, wing views, accurate landing gear. Model design by Andy Warden, flight dynamics by Peter Binamira, base textures by Demetris Themistocleous and Alessandro Savarese. Tested by Alexander Kvitta and Thomas Ruth. Repaint by Marcelo Veneziale. 11.7MB

2D panel built on the aircraft by Brett Henderson and Alejandro Rojas Lucena. All xml gauges - some especially designed for this aircraft (Collins 339 DME, chrono, ... ) and some MSFS modified. By Pierre Fasseaux

GENERAL ATOMICS RQ-1A PREDATOR UAV. Hard working Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) of the Bosnian and current Enduring Freedom operations. The RQ-1 can collect and transmit data without endangering any aircrews' lives. The panel and "cockpit" views are set up to "simulate" the Ground Controller Station's pilot monitor. Only the front view panel has working gauges. I could have put working gauges on all the views, but that would drop frame rates way too low, and view transitions way too long. Created by Tim Piglet Conrad. 778K

FSX TDS Boeing 727-200 American Airlines 'Astrojet' Package with VC. The Astrojet livery was seen on American's first Boeing 727s in 1964. Model by TDS/ Tenkuu Developers Studio with Thomas Ruth VC added. Includes utility for ground services, Passenger bus, cargo, stairs, refuelling truck etc (find it under - Views - Instrument panel - Util) The wonderful new Boeing 727-200 from TDS will be enjoyed by many more people who do not know how to install a VC into a FSX native model. The VC includes working wipers, Honeywell FMC and more. See Panel manual for more info. I have used the beautiful realistic textures by AJ Nikoley. Model is not modified in any way. Thomas Ruth VC added and aircraft.cfg edited to allow correct VC views. TDS wonderful native FSX Boeing 727-200 model. See panel docs to get the best out of the VC. Assembled and prepared for FSX by Chris Evans.

FSX Executive Express Embraer Phenom 100 Biz Jet by CamSim, including exterior Animated Ground Servicing (AGS) and special interior animations and configuration: 4 passengers in seating position and 1 passenger who will stand up and walk back and forth in the cabin and return to is "seating position", plus pilot and co-pilot moving arms. For these animations press (Shift+E+2). Model design and paint: Camil Valiquette No VC.

FS2004 Bücker 131 Jungmann Version 2 Package. The Bücker "Jungmann" was the first plane produced by the new Bücker Flugzeugbau GmbH company founded in 1932 in Johannistal, Berlin. The prototype Bü 131A V-1, registration: D-3150, was conceived as a training/private plane capable of aerobatics and powered by a 80 hp (60KW) Hirth HM60R inline engine. It made its inaugural flight on 27th April 1934. Later production models, such as the 131B were available with more powerful engines. The biplane was constructed under the leadership of the Swedish technical director Anders J. Anderson. The Bücker Jungmann served as the standard training-plane of the German Luftwaffe and in total around 5000 were built. Model and Copyright by Oliver Fischer 18.2 MB