The Handley Page Victor was a British jet bomber aircraft produced by the Handley Page Aircraft Company during the Cold War. It was the third and final of the V-bombers that provided Britain's nuclear deterrent. The other two V-bombers were the Avro Vulcan and the Vickers Valiant. Some aircraft were modified for strategic reconnaissance role using both cameras and radar. After the Royal Navy assumed the nuclear deterrence mission using submarine-launched Polaris missiles in 1969 many surviving bombers were converted into aerial refuelling tankers. The last Victor was retired from service on 15 October 1993. Freeware package by Virtavia.

FS2004/2002 Embraer Light Jet (LJ). The Light Jet will be powered by P&WC's 3,200-lb-thrust PW535E engine and carry up to nine people. It will be designed to fly 1,800 nm (NBAA IFR reserves with 100 nm alternate) with six people onboard, and it will have a maximum operating speed of Mach 0.78. The airplane is also designed for a short takeoff distance and is capable of flying at 45,000 feet. Model & Textures by J R Lucariny. 824K

FS2004 Dassault Falcon 50 New Cabin Decor: This modified interior has a calming, modern checkerboard design which adds a more homely and welcoming feel to the cabin. Night lighting included. By Tom Mortimer - textures only. Requires Yannick Lavigne's Falcon 50 Package here. 5.3MB

Scenery package for Rochefort-Saint Agnant in Western France. This airport has two clubs and the 721 air base's primary mission is to provide the support and the support of the Training School for officers of the Air Force. Detailed scenery with all the buildings, static planes, etc.

Textures only for the iSDT ATR-42 in the colours of Air Dolomiti, an italian airline. By Marius Krämer.

This is a complete FSX Acceleration photoreal livery package of the two DC3 B of the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority(H.C.A.A.)that served the agency until 1980's before being replaced by B.A.C.111s. They were left at the closed Hellinikon Airport of Athens and one of them (SX-ECD) was then bought by a private investor to become part of a night club. (I would prefer an aircraft museum but this is better than been scrap metal). There are many photos of it in the package. This is the default DC3 with some minor changes and includes all of its features (Virtual cockpit,2D panel & Sound). Repaint and repacking by Hellenic Aircraft /Yiannis Katehis Tsetsas.

FSX Update of the P-51D Mustang by J. E. Narcizo (Mustang_P51D.zip. required here). I have tweeked the flight dynamics a bit, but the real update is the panel that needed adjusting to work in FSX. I also added a GPS and a radio stack that includes an autopilot. Bob Chicilo. 1.2MB Fix: This is an update for FS X, for the P-51 by J. E. Narcizo. I just found out I left out the Cessna 208 gauge from FS 9 needed for the light switches to show on the panel. This is that gauge. Sorry for any problems anyone had because of my mistake. Bob Chicilo. 4MB

Olympic airlines textures only for the Dash-8 of Premier Aircraft Design. The model is available here.

FS2002 Aircraft Export for Traffic Tools (TTools) v0.6 This utility can export all FS2002 aircraft from the FS2002 aircraft folder to a CSV file in the format of Aircraft.txt required by TTools (written by Lee Swordy). Written by Nicki de Wet. 355K

FSX Couzinet 70 Arc en Ciel (Mermoz) Version B V to fix the small bug occurred with older gauges., complete package reworked for FSX compatibility. This a my FS2004 Arc en Ciel package, slightly reworked for a complete FSX compatibility. The airplane has moving parts, antennas, landing lights, interior details, opening door ... Includes the custom panel (an original bitmap by me) inspired by the only photo of the real one. The Arc en Ciel (= Rainbow in French), piloted by Mermoz, entered the legend by its direct postal flight across the South Atlantic on jan 16th 1933. And then by many other flights between Europe, Africa and South America. Mermoz used to say that the Arc en Ciel was definitely his favorite plane, with its so particular design and its exceptional performance for this time.Designed by Pat Grange. 7.5MB