FS2002 Pilatus PC-9. Multi livery package. A two-seat Swiss-designed turboprop trainer used by many countries. Includes moving parts, virtual cockpit, custom panel and several different liveries. Designed by Martin Strong. 4.9MB

This second extention pack requires the installation of the ICARO EC135 Base pack and EC135 EXT1 in order to work correctly. Included are 25 new models, 1 panel and texture files like Hermes, VIP, more Police, Transport/Offshore, HEMS, MIL.

CFS2, FS2002/2004 Westland Whirlwind Mk.I The Whirlwind was a small single seat, twin engined fighter, powered by a pair of Rolls Royce Peregrine 885 hp engines. It was one of the first fighters to be armed with four 20mm cannon. The Whirlwind was a fine, fast fighter that could combat single-engined fighters with success.It could carry up to 1000 lbs of bombs on two underwing racks. Original model by JR Lucariny. New Airfile, Dp, textures, effects, adapted to CFS2, FS2002/2004 by A.F. Scrub. 9.5MB

FS2004 Boeing 767-200 V4 Boeing House Multi Liveries Package #2 . Features Air Canada, Avianca & Ethipian. Dynamic shine - Wingview - realistic FDE - Opening Doors & cargo doors - 3d Flight Attendants in the cabine - All normal animations - accurate dimensions - accurate specifications - accurate flight performance based on performance charts - accurate flight performance based on certified pilot input - full damage profiles for major body locations, flaps, struts, tires and engines - different engine variants - different engine performance, thrust maps, and fuel burn per different engine type - different and accurate gauges based on engine type and performance - default and alternate gear points for aircraft look vs. performance feel - full operations manual complete with speed charts - new detailed lighting effects for FS2004. This aircraft is made by Project OpenSky Model Designer : Albert Bouwman Flight Dynamics Designer : Warren C,Daniel Tested : Project-Opensky Members Master textures : Project-Opensky Painters Painted : Ben Jones. 22.5MB

On May 14th, 2005 at 7h08 (local time), a serial Ecureuil/AStar AS 350 B3 piloted by the EUROCOPTER X-test pilot Didier Delsalle, landed at 8,850 meters (29,035ft) on the top of the Mount Everest. That was the World Record for the highest altitude landing and take-off ever. The mission is a remake of the event.

FSX-FS2004 Spitfire MkIXc/IXe The Spitfire Mk IX was originally developed as a stopgap measure in response to the appearance of the Focke-Wulf FW 190A. In July 1942 an early Mk IX was flown against a captured Fw 190A, and the two aircraft were discovered to have very similar capabilities. The RAF had its answer to the Fw 190 problem. You get two variants with working VC ; ZD-B is still flying today at many airshows and JE-J was flown by Johny Johnson, the most successful British WW2 ace. Tested in FS2004/FSX/FSX Acceleration, Windows 7/8. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub.

The Alpha 160A is an all metal, aerobatic trainer with a 160 hp Lycoming O-320-D2A engine. The aircraft was originally designed and built by Avions Robin in France but in 2004 production moved to Alpha Aviation in New Zealand. Full package for FS2004 with custom panel and VC and fully animated parts. Garmin GNS430 avionics. Full avionics documentation included, together with aircraft check and ref lists. Three real life liveries included from Great Britain and New Zealand painted by Stephanie Lawton. The package also includes upgraded panel and VC by Ed Wells. Great fun for aerobatics or general flying. By Jean-Pierre Brisard and Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design.

FS2004 Nissan Skyline Beta This is a test version of the full package that will be released in either late August or early September of 2006. It is intended to bring feedback regarding almost all aspects of the Nissan's dynamics. Further information will be on the "Read Me" file enclosed within the beta. Jessy Corrales. 24MB

Boeing 737-512K Korean Air Cargo fully animated with Ground Environment for this aircraft. Original model by Eric Cantu/FFX SHIFT+D Open Cargo Doors SHIFT+E Open Door

FSX-FS2004 Mustang P-51a On September 9, 1940, only 102 days after the contract had been signed, the NA-73X prototype was rolled out though still waiting for its engine. The new fighter was named Mustang by the British, and the first British version was designated Mustang I. As soon as it was available, the 1,120hp Allison V-171 0-39 power plant was installed, and engine and taxi tests began. By comparison, Mustangs with the Allison engine could outperform the Merlin-powered variants below 15,000 feet. When production of the Allison-engined Mustang ended, 1580 examples had been built. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub