MD-82 Air Sweden reg.. Includes model and 2d panel. Model By SGA, Panel by Bill Alexander and George Colacicco, texture by Gustavo La Cruz. (Note: requires a zip utility such as Izarc - default Windows will report as invalid)

Boeing 777-200ER Air Europe. Model by Project Opensky. Texture repaint made by Igor Papic

P3D V3 & 4 / FSX Pilatus PC-6 Turbo Porter 3 livery Pack 2. Liveries include real world Himalayan Expedition which set a record for the highest altitude landing for a fixed wing aircraft using a Pilatus Porter on May 5, 1960, V-622 flown by the "Patrouille Suisse" in Emmen, Switzerland and V-635, operated by the Swiss Air Force in Meiringen, Switzerland. The Pilatus PC-6 Porter is a single-engined STOL utility aircraft designed by Pilatus Aircraft of Switzerland. First flown in 1959, the PC-6 continues in production at Pilatus Flugzeugwerke in Stans, Switzerland. It has been built in both piston engine- and turboprop-powered versions and was produced under licence for a time by Fairchild Hiller in the United States. Original model and VC by Tim Conrad. Sounds by Milton Shupe. Textures by Marius Kramer and B Lechner. Checklist included. Assembled and edited for FSX and P3d v3 & 4 by Chris Evans.

This package includes two planes. The first is DH60X G-EBUZ, c/n 478, as it might have looked if delivered in the late summer of 1927. I found one picture of this airplane taken in December, 1927. The picture is in black and white, so the choice of colors is a guess on my part. The aircraft was stricken from the record in December, 1934. The Gipsy Moth is G-AAHI, c/n 1082, as it might have looked when delivered in 1929. This aircraft is still active today and photographs are available showing it with green fuselage and silver wings and red fuselage and white wings. I chose the green livery. I based the instrument panel on vintage rather than modern photographs and for that reason they are basic to the point of being stark. There were no electrical systems, starters, lights, radios, or gyros. Most of these conveniences were available at the time as options, but the vast majority of Moths appear to have been used in daylight visual flying conditions, so that is how I set them up. For those who insist on talking to people when they fly, I did put the default ATC popup in the 2D panel. This model was originally developed by Jim Douglass. It's conversion to FSX has been assisted by Leyland S and Anthony (ANT) who provided input and consultation in its development. It's our gift to you for 2012. Golden Age Simuations

FS2004/2002 Bristol Beaufighter TF.MkX. This is an aircraft of Britain that was taken an active part in WWII. It was engaged in a lot of purposes of the long distance diurnal combat, nighttime combat, anti-shipping strike etc. This model is an airframe that belongs to the 489th Sq of New Zealand air force for the torpedo war that is called "Torbeau" . This is equipped with the torpedo and the radar for water warship. by Kazunori Ito. 2.5MB see update below

FS2004 De Havilland DH 91 Albatross A beautiful, 4-engined British airliner of 1938, used by Imperial Airways and BOAC. Predecessor of the famous DH.98 Mosquito fighter-bomber of WW2. This model includes a custom panel, and a working virtual cockpit. By Jens B. Kristensen. 5MB

FSX native model, needs FSX Service Pack 1 or 2 Uses default panel and sound, no VC. FSX conversion of Erick Cantu's beautiful FS9 WIP mesh. PSP repaint resource included. By Thomas Ruth and Erick Cantu

Updated & corrected FS2002 Boeing B-29 Sky Queen Superfortress from the 40th BG. Includes max moving parts, original metal textures and FS2002 aircraft.cfg file with lights. By C. Rosenmann. 2.5MB

Textures only for the PC-6 by Tim Conrad in the colours of the V-622, flown by the "Patrouille Suisse" in Emmen, Switzerland. Made by Marius Kramer.

ANA Pokemon textures for the 747-400 from PMDG. FSX ONLY.