FS2004/FSX Boeing F4B-2 biplane fighter. The Boeing F4B biplane served as the primary carrier based fighter aircraft for the US Navy in the early 1930s, remaining in service in various support and training roles until the early 1940s. It was the last wooden-winged, biplane fighter produced by Boeing and used by the US Navy. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

FS2004 Airbus A340-313 Air France. The model features very detailed moving parts and highly reflecting metallic skin. Five liveries are provided with this package: Air Canada, Air France, Lufthansa, Swiss and a fictional 'AirOne' (AirOne airline does not operate the A340 at the moment). The panel background has been taken from photographic material found in the net, with minor modifications and almost all gauges created by the authors. Included is also a very simple virtual cockpit, with working essential gauges and animated flight controls. By Italo D'Attomo and Giovanni Quai. 8.9MB

FS2004/FSX Junkers EF-126 Lili. The Junkers LILI prototype was built in late 1944 as a very simple, rapidly produced small fighter aircraft. It used the simplest and cheapest power plant available, had the minimum of strategic materials and practically no electrical equipment. It used the Argus As 014 pulse jet, the same powerplant as the Fi 103 Buzz Bomb (V1). The Miniaturjäger was to takeoff and land conventionally. The plan was to build large numbers of these aircraft, and thus simply overwhelm the enemy bomber formations with their numbers. Complete GMAX model by A.F.Scrub. 5.2MB

FSX Boeing 747-400 South African Airways Textures only for the default 747-400. By Christopher Trew. 342K

Fly a regular floatplane flight from Ketchikan seaplane base in Alaska, to Mesa lake to drop off some fishermen. (Set in Winter/ a season with snow)

FS2004/2002 Fairey Gannet ASW The Gannet ASW was an anti-submarine aircraft for Royal Navy. It was used a double Mamba turbine engine in a single engine configuration, each unit powering a set of contra-rotating propellers. And, this had special shape of getting on of three people. by Kazunori Ito. 1.3MB

I updated By Robert Versluys and Gustavo La Cruz's Sukhoi 80 RA82911 for Fs2004/FS9 by modifying the CAMSIM Aviation Simulation 787 panel using real photos courtesy of Sukhoi {United Aircraft Corporation (KnAAPO)} also included. I used metric gauges from Bill Wolfgen's Russian gauges and Il-96 gauges, Vladimir Zhyhulskiy's An-12 autopilot and Dennis Seeley Gauges for the Be-200. I also gave it texture thumbnails and Benny Miller's Saab 340 Sound set. Includes two models , one with working rear ramp and one without. No VC Panel.

FS2004 Bombardier/Canadair CRJ700-ER American Eagle. A 70 seat, Twin Turbo Fan Regional Airliner in American Eagle colors - Reg_ID: N519AE, Operated by American Airlines. An FSDS 2.24 Design with 2D Panel, Dynamic VC and Night Effects. Includes Full Animation Featuring Operating Airstair, Thrust Reverser, Leading Edge Slats, steerable Nose Wheel, HTML Check & Reference Lists, Custom Sound, a Panel_Docs_Help folder and more. View the readme_first.txt in the zip file for complete install instructions. Special Thanks to Nick Linehan, Mesa Group CRJ700 / 900 Pilot for his assistance in this project. Enjoy flying the 4th version of this great aircraft. A CRJ900 is coming soon. By Jean-Pierre Brisard, Barry Blaisdell, Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design. 9.9MB

The Aerial Firefighter training mission is for players to learn and practice aerial firefighter skills. The flying tests will help you learn the approach, speed, and height control skills needed to successfully drop mud bombs (retardant) on spot fires. Then you'll be able to practice mud bomb drops on a never-ending series of spot fires. Earn certification reward as an aerial firefighter by passing all three flying tests and by putting out 15 spot fires in less than 15 minutes. Tutorials included.

Royal Air Force HS 125. This aircraft is one of the first business jet and was also used by the army. A bit more than 1000 units have been delivered under a lot of versions and many of them are steel flying. This version is the one with the latest avionics. Credits: Henry Tomkiewicz for the original model. Panel (no VC), textures and adaptation to FSX by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions for configuration in the readme.txt file. Nice flights!