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FS2004 Downloads now featured on Fly Away Simulation

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Last updated Mon, 02 Apr 2012 15:07:18 GMT

We have now opened our FS2004, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A century of flight download sections.  These sections include quality add-ons and downloads for FS2004.  We have civil aircraft to download, propeller aircraft, helicopters and historic aircraft; all for download for FS2004.  Our library will be updated often, in order to deliver to you the very best FS2004 experience.

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Flight sim 2004 Downloads

 

FS2004 Civil Jets New Downloads in this Category Added Today
Civil Jets for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight
 
    FS2004 Helicopters New Downloads in this Category Added Today
Helicopters for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight.
 
 
 
FS2004 Military Aircraft New Downloads in this Category Added Today
Military aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight
 
    FS2004 Panels New Downloads in this Category Added Today
Aircraft Panels for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight
 
 
 
FS2004 Propeller Aircraft New Downloads in this Category Added Today
Propeller aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight.
 
    FS2004 Scenery New Downloads in this Category Added Today
Scenery Addons for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight
 
 
 
FS2004 UtilitiesNew Downloads in this Category Added Today
Utilities for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A century of Flight

 

Plus more to come soon!

FS2004 DownloadsTo celebrate the release of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 on the 29th July, 2003 - we have chosen some great FS2004 related links that you can check out.  We have included FS2004 screenshots, places to purchase it, FS2004 forums, plus more.  Here they are!:

Flight Simulator 2004 Screenshots
The History of Flight Simulation Editorial
Flight Simulator 2004 Forum
FS2004 Downloads

 

Drawing on 20 years of experience developing award-winning software, the Microsoft Flight Simulator team commemorates both the centennial and its own aviation milestone with the release of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight.
 

Key New Features
  • Dynamic weather system based on realistic atmospheric physics, with true three-dimensional clouds that form and dissipate, and automatic real-world weather updates when you're connected to the Internet.
  • Weather “themes” that generate a wide variety of stunning—and challenging—flying conditions with just a few clicks of a mouse
  • Enhanced interactive air traffic control (ATC), including traffic at all airports around the world (including non-towered airports), altitude changes en route, pop-up IFR clearances, and precision and non-precision approaches to multiple runways
  • Interactive 3D “virtual” cockpits—tune radios and operate key aircraft controls and avionics by pointing and clicking in the virtual cockpit view.
  • Scenery improvements, including taxiway and runway signs, enhanced auto-gen 3D objects, more high-detail airports, and improved lighting and sky effects
  • Garmin 500 and 295 series GPS with color moving maps and airport/facility information
  • Improved full-color map view with terrain display
  • Improved support for 3D graphics hardware acceleration in multiple windows and across multiple monitors
  • Learning Center--a “Web site on the disc” available while the simulation is running that includes a Key Topics visual guide to the features in Microsoft Flight Simulator, direct links to flights and lessons, flight briefings, how-to procedures, aircraft handbooks, and more.
  • New and expanded lessons and ground school topics
  • Kiosk mode for unattended demonstrations
Core Features from Previous Versions
  • Worldwide scenery with accurate 3D terrain and auto-gen objects that fill in the world with appropriate buildings and vegetation no matter where you fly.
  • Jeppesen NavData database, including VORs, NDBs, ILS, low- and high-altitude airways, intersections
  • Approximately 24,000 airports worldwide (increased from about 22,000 in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002).
  • Flight planner to create realistic VFR and IFR flight plans and navigation logs
  • Flight analysis to play back a flight on a moving map that shows ground track, key flight data, and a vertical profile
  • Instructor's station--link two PCs so that one pilot can observe a Flight Simulator session, change weather, fail systems, and provide comments and help via a chat window.
  • IFR training panels for selected aircraft that include all key instruments, avionics, and controls in one window for realistic IFR flights.
  • Multiplayer capability over a local network or the Internet.
System Requirements
  • Windows PC
  • 2000/XP – 128 MB Ram
  • 98/Me – 64 MB Ram
  • Processor:450 MHz minimum
  • Available hard drive space:1.8 GB
  • DirectX 9 or later (included with Microsoft Flight Simulator: A Century of Flight)
  • Video card: 8 MB/3D with DirectX 7.0 or later drivers
  • Other: mouse, joystick/yoke, sound card, speakers/headphones
  • Online/multiplayer: 56.6 kbps modem or LAN

About Ian Stephens

Ian Stephens is a Flight Simulation enthusiast with a keen interest in aviation and technology. He has been writing for Fly Away Simulation for over 9 years.

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