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Base ModelGB Airways operates a 737-200 airframe, featuring branding from the 1980s. Two views appear as gb732.jpg and gb7322.jpg in JPEG format, by Pips Perez, offering front and side angles suitable for re…
Base ModelOriginal design by Melvin Rafi (Meljet) with conversion by David Grindele, the 777-200ER variant operated by Malaysia Airlines receives refined flight configuration tweaks and enhanced lighting tha…
Base ModelBased on the Project Airbus A319 base model, this Swiss branding credits Marco Fischbach for the work and targets short-to-medium European routes. It preserves established aircraft behavior and hig…
RepaintDelta Airlines MD-83 variant presents as flyable and bears the carrier's identity, by Stacey B. Lassiter, highlighting a concise, precise acknowledgment of the model's status for enthusiasts seekin…
RepaintThe Airbus A-319-100, powered by CFM engines, carries the registration I-BIML and displays Alitalia branding, with a photoreal finish that captures the subtle fuselage markings and color balance; t…
By Skyspirit2010, this Boeing 767-300 model features dynamic flexing wings and fully animated control surfaces, with opening passenger doors and ground-service vehicles operating when the cargo doo…
Base ModelSwiss International Air Lines operates a Bombardier CS100 in standard and LR configurations, a 110-seat airframe formerly designated the C110. The model implements Animated Ground Servicing and cre…
RepaintA Tam nc color variant applies to the Airbus A321's default model, identified by ATC ID TAM75. Microsoft Corporation is listed as the creator, and the variant uses Airbus_A321 as the base aircraft …
JetBlue's A321-200, registration N-903JB, carries prims tailfin markings and is modeled by Project Airbus, credited to Triadi Sudarmawan. It uses pa321-v2533 with IAE engines, and includes idle rev…
Base ModelThe Il-96 400 VC is included in the model, with PW-2337 engine sounds restored and DDS-format files contributed by ricardo_tv. Both 2D and VC panels carry non-metric PFD, standby gauges, and autopi…
Base ModelBy Camil Valiquette, this self-contained Finnair A350-900 XWB model refines the exterior with a reshaped nose and redesigned wings, including modern cockpit window treatment and signature fuselage …
Base ModelBy Diego Roxas, a hand-painted variant of the POSKY 777-381 PW model represents ANA’s Peace Jet, registered JA754A. The model features a virtual cockpit and uses a 737-style sound alias, reflecting…
Base ModelProject Opensky delivers a Boeing 767-300ER model for Thomson Airways, registration G-OOAN ex-First Choice. The edition uses the original Opensky geometry and includes full animations, offering a s…
RepaintBy Cassidy Dietrich, this Delta-marked 747-400 variant lists registration N662US and an ATC identity of Delta. The configuration includes atc_parking_codes DAL and NWA, atc_flight_number 607, and a…
Payware RepaintAmerican Airlines’ B777-200ER GE variant carries registration N781AN and appears under the American Airlines New Colors designation, by Ramon Ortiz. The designation notes the GE-powered 777-200ER a…
Registration I-DISA anchors the Alitalia designation on this variant of the widebody twinjet, which includes a virtual cockpit with working instruments and animated controls. Gauges rely mainly on …
Base ModelVersion 2 of a freeware model by CamSim covers a Boeing 787-8 operated by a Polish flag carrier, featuring refined exterior lines and Animated Ground Servicing that animates doors, cargo hatches, a…
An KLM-labeled visual replacement adapts the standard Boeing 737-800 with registration PH-BXV, crafted by Cronan Doyle and employing John Rose’s paint kit. The work aligns logos and window patterns…
RepaintLee Tennant creates a Southwest Airlines option clearly for the default Boeing 737-800, with atc_id N5476 and atc_flight_number N5476. The designation is applied via the southwest folder associated…
Base ModelAn Aserca Airlines MD-82 carries registration N573SH and uses the SGA model, featuring a panel designed by Alvaro Mijares and audio produced by Adam Murphy. Credits for the finish go to Carlos Sala…