X-Plane Civil Heavy Aircraft

Included in this category are civil heavy (mainly jet) passenger aircraft and planes add-ons compatible with X-Plane 11 (XP11) and the older files are compatible with X-Plane 10 (XP10). This section mainly covers larger passenger aircraft manufactured by the likes of Boeing, Airbus, and other smaller commercial manufacturers.

Image shows a TNT Cargo Boeing 737 on taxiway in X-Plane 11. This add-on is available from the file library here.

All of the add-ons here are easy to install and most (if not all) come with detailed installation instructions to get you up and running with the new aircraft mod you have downloaded. At the moment, freeware developers are focusing on repaints as opposed to full models. X-Plane 11 comes with many high-quality aircraft out of the box and developers have chosen to expand on these existing aircraft with paints (repaints) of their own.

Repaints are easy to install and they are built to work with the existing aircraft so you can be sure you'll have a full cockpit and even a 3D Virtual Cockpit (VC) working when installed. Slowly, new models and more niche designs are becoming available as developers work on them so be sure to visit this page often for the latest updates and releases.

All of the files here are free to download and use - you don't even need to register - simply click on "Download" and begin.

We still add some X-Plane 10 files from time to time but by user demand, we now focus mainly on XP11.

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Complete with Base Model

Boeing 737-800/BBJ2

An add-on from x737project delivers the Boeing 737-800/BBJ2 with a complete virtual cockpit and a detailed systems model. Version 5.5.0 enhances hydraulics and the auto-flight system, while a plugin simulates engine, fuel, and bleed systems; it runs across all platforms.

: 2.52 GB
: 40.6K
: 5/5
: 38
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Boeing 787 Dreamliner 1.0

Jacques Brault adapts a Boeing Dreamliner from older sim iterations into a simple Plane Maker model with a basic 2D instrument panel. After loading, users switch to the 2D cockpit by using Option-w or Alt-w, with credit to Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

: 7.78 MB
: 17.5K
: 4/5
: 3

Complete with Base Model

Boeing 767-400ER

Hiroshi Igami converts the B767-400ER, with textures by Philip Foglar and flight model and animation by Michael Chang (Zroman), and a pilot tests the result. Its cockpit panel draws on the 777, information comes from Warren Daniel of CLS, no manual provided, and performance aligns with the 767-300ER.

: 42.04 MB
: 33.9K
: 3/5

Complete with Base Model

Gulfstream G280 1.0

The Gulfstream G280 1.0 is a twin-engine business jet built under license by IAI in Israel for Gulfstream Aerospace, with delivery beginning in 2012. Plane-maker v.9 yields a rendition with a detailed 2D cockpit and comprehensive documentation, and the revised version addresses most issues noted.

: 103.24 MB
: 22.9K
: 4/5
: 43

Complete with Base Model

Tupolev Tu-204

Tupolev designs the Tu-204, a twin-engined medium-range jet airliner capable of carrying 210 passengers. Aviastar SP and Kazan Aircraft Production Association produce it, two firms contributing to its development, and Alexander Malygin is credited here.

: 78.06 MB
: 10.9K
: 5/5
: 2

Repaint

Gol Brazilian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX8 (PR-XMA)

A freeware skin for GOL, the Brazilian carrier, on the Boeing 737 MAX-8 centers PR-XMA as the initial registration, with the sequence continuing PR-XMB, PR-XMC, PR-XMD, and so on, while N6046P is noted as a US registration. It supports both a default B737 and a Zibo-configured variant.

: 44.24 MB
: 9.3K
: 5/5
: 5

Complete with Base Model

Learjet 23 3.0

The Learjet 23 is an American six-to-eight-seat twin-engine high-speed business jet. Its first flight is dated 7 October 1963 with pilots Hank Beaird and Bob Hagen, production concludes in 1966 after 104 aircraft are built, and by 1998, 39 Model 23s remain in use.

: 23.71 MB
: 17.6K
: 3/5
: 28

Complete with Base Model

Tupolev TU-144

Version 1.91 documents the Tupolev Tu-144, the first commercial supersonic transport aircraft, created by Alexander Sheiko. It stands as one of only two SSTs to enter commercial service, marking a milestone in aviation history for enthusiasts and researchers alike.

: 23.77 MB
: 8.5K
: 1/5
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Boeing 767-300ER GE CF6-80C BL

The 767-300ER variant uses CF6-80C family powerplants, features no winglets, and offers two doors, with detailed animations including gears, wing flex, flap tracks, and interior mechanisms. Hiroshi Igami and a development team plan the release of 34 models through August, converting Skyspirit 2010's 767 family.

: 50.02 MB
: 8K
: 2/5

Repaint

GOL Boeing 737

Sabach Greg authors a GOL finish for the Boeing 737-800 default, identified by registration PR-GTE. The naming centers on the operator GOL, and the presentation relies on a paint designation of GOL to distinguish the scheme among the B737-800 family.

: 46.15 MB
: 5.3K
: 3

Repaint for Payware Model

Air Transat Boeing 757-200

Alexandre Gouger presents an Air Transat 757-200 configuration for the 757-200 RR variant. The arrangement links the Air Transat operator with the 757-200 framework and the RR variant, documenting Gouger's explicit involvement in this configuration.

: 10.16 MB
: 4K

Complete with Base Model

Boeing 727-200 Adv

Ron Norvelle presents v2.3.1 for a 727-200 Adv variant, featuring an eight-panel configuration with a 360-degree interior perspective and no 3D cockpit, complemented by night visuals. The arrangement centers on multiple cockpit views and preserves the variant designation.

: 10.87 MB
: 9.5K

Repaint

Southwest Airlines "City Hopper" Boeing 737-800

An authentic 737-800 for Southwest, registered N8525S and delivered in March 2017, is shown with real-life scimitars. The JDR Southwest N8583Z variant, provided by James Lambe, features City Hopper branding added by the author and works with Zibo while supporting versions 11.26 and 11.30.

: 17.86 MB
: 2.3K
: 2

Repaint

Air New Zealand Boeing 777-200ER

Registration ZK-OKC bears branding from a New Zealand carrier on a 777-200ER, aligning precisely with the Ramzzess B777-200ER model to reflect the described variant, by Cameron Jenkins. This presentation remains faithful to the Ramzzess B777-200ER specification.

: 12.57 MB
: 11.7K
: 1

Repaint for Payware Model

Air France Boeing 787 Tour de France 100

Heinz Dziurowitz designs a Boeing 787 concept for Air France, showcasing a cycling-themed emblem on the airframe. Rene Bruun (Renair) is credited as the author, and the work blends aviation themes with the cycling motif.

: 1.63 MB
: 1.6K
: 2

Patch

XPFW A320 AI Pack 1.0

XPFW presents a 16-aircraft A320 AI fleet, each unit offering a distinct appearance to minimize FPS impact while preserving realistic behavior. The effort streamlines flight dynamics by simplifying the flight model and selectively tuning AI parameters to improve taxi, takeoff, approach, and landing performance.

: 31.23 MB
: 18.5K
: 31

Complete with Base Model

Eclipse 550

Eclipse Aerospace introduces the Eclipse 550 version 2, a twin-engine very light jet with a virtual 3D cockpit and custom sounds. The project runs from October 2012 to March 2013, totaling over 500 hours of work, and includes a 64-bit compatible build plus manuals in English and French by Stephane Buon.

: 118.53 MB
: 11.1K
: 3/5

Patch

XPFW B777 AI Pack 1.0

By XPFW, ten variants cover the Boeing 777-200LR and 777-300ER, including Delta, Emirates, FedEx, and PIA on the 200LR and Air France, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, KLM, Qatar, and Singapore on the 300ER. AI behavior is refined for smoother taxi, takeoff, and landing, while geometry is simplified to lower polygon counts.

: 14.05 MB
: 7.1K
: 29

Repaint

Lufthansa Boeing 747

A Lufthansa design for the default 747 appears, bearing the registration D-ABVB. Leen de jaguar provides normals, while fellow user hemlockson offers advice. The collaboration underscores careful preparation for the 747 community and lasting authenticity.

: 16.19 MB
: 6.3K
: 2

Repaint

British Midlands (Polished) Boeing 737

Paul Mort delivers a polished British Midlands design for the Boeing 737-800, bearing the registration G-BVZE. This single-variant presentation emphasizes distinct fuselage markings and the operator's regional identity, aligning with the standard airframe while preserving historical detail.

: 51.2 MB
: 2.4K
: 5/5
: 32