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FS2004
Boeing 767-300ER Airborne Express.
Accurate and highly detailed photo realistic Airborne Express
livery with reflective textures, real chrome and polished aluminium
textures with wing areas of dull chrome and wing areas of highly
polished chrome. Model by iFGD / Albert Bowman and his associates.
Textures by Francis F Silva. 3MB |
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FS2004
Boeing 737-200 SABENA Textures only.
In 1973 SABENA bought Boeing 737-200s which would replace the
Boeing 727s on the European services. This is a repaint for
Eric Cantu's Boeing 737-200 here
Repaint & upload by Jeroen De Keyzer. 2.7MB |
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FS2004
Boeing 737-200 Air Sicilia Textures only.
Air Sicilia was an Italian carrier that mainly flied in Italy
and sometimes (charters) in other European countries. "Textures
only" in "Air Sicilia" (I-JETA) 1999 livery for the freeware
Tinmouse 737-200adv v2 (required here)
. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 5.8MB |
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FS2004
Boeing 737-200 Air Fortune Textures only.
Air Fortune was an Italian carrier that mainly flied in Italy
and sometimes (charters) in other European countries. "Textures
only" in "Air Fortune" (I-JETA) '90 livery for the freeware
Tinmouse 737-200adv v2 (required here)
. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 3.4MB |
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FS2004
Boeing 737-200 Air One Textures only.
Air One is a scheduled and charter airline based in Rome, Italy.
Partner of Lufthansa, it operates an extensive high-frequency
domestic scheduled network and international charter flights.
"Textures only" in "Air One" (I-JETC) 2004 livery for the freeware
Tinmouse 737-200adv v2 (required here)
. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 4.3MB |
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FS2004
Bombardier C Series C110.
In March 2004, Bombardier started an evaluation program to examine
the feasibility of a new generation of commercial aircraft.
The concept definition phase of the development program for
the CSeries started in 2004 and is scheduled to continue into
2006. By March 2005, Bombardier started to offer the new aircraft
to customers. A joint development program involving selected
contractors will be underway in 2006, leading to the detailed
design phase starting in 2007. Engine certification should be
complete in 2008. The first flight is scheduled to take place
in 2008 and the CSeries will enter service in 2010. Model by
J R Lucariny. Textures by Luiz Foernges. 1.8MB |
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