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Complete with Base ModelKapowsin Air Sports operates a DeHavilland DHC6-100 wheel version registered N52FW, with a custom panel and animated skydivers. Premier Aircraft Design credits the model, which has a dynamic VC, a working skydoor, all doors and hatches, and compatibility with Acceleration/SP2, plus a companion file named D6SKYFIX.ZIP.
Complete with Base ModelThe Dash-7 project receives backing from the Canadian government and includes three models, two Flight Model options, and seven appearances, with airframe C-GNBX-X linked to the pre-production maiden flight on 27 March 1975 and the first production flight on 20 May 1977. Approximately 47 remain in service.
Complete with Base ModelTwo variants of the L-188 Electra depict passenger and cargo configurations in a GMAX-based model. The build emphasizes self shadowing, delivering subtle depth along the fuselage and wings, and aligns with the historical design characteristics of the era.
Complete with Base ModelThe Pilatus PC-6C_H2 variant features Fairchild-built construction powered by the Garrett TPE 331 turboprop engine. A paint kit accompanies the release, and the PC-6C.cab gauge file resides in the PC-6C_H2 folder; forward cabin doors open with SHF e, left rear double doors with SHF e2, and right rear sliding door with SHF e3.
Complete with Base ModelThe twin-engine ATR 72-500 serves short-range regional hops, powered by PW127 engines and offering 72 passengers. Model by Mike Stone with visuals by David Grindele presents a National variant featuring crisp exterior details and faithful animations during ground operations.
Complete with Base ModelMichel Migaud and Cyril Breton adapt a Socata TBM into a project aircraft with new flight dynamics and a blank BMP image set. Gauges remain default, no extra files required, with six accompanying files including CFG, Airfile, Sound, Model, and Panel, while Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft provides visual updates and an easy-to-follow tutorial.
Complete with Base ModelIndonesian operator Lion Air presents the 72-500 variant with the registration PK-LFI, listed under the Lion Air designation. The entry attributes the manufacturer as ATR and the model as 72-500, with a single JABIndex value of 1 indicating its slot.
Complete with Base ModelThe Brasilia is a twin turboprop commuter airliner that accommodates 30 passengers. Having entered service in 1985, it is still giving good service across the world a quarter of a century later, globally today.
Complete with Base ModelJetstream 31 is a twin turboprop 18-passenger commuter aircraft first flown in 1980, tracing its ancestry to the Handley Page HP-137. 386 Jetstream 31/32s exist, and four variants include Royal Navy T3 radar trainer/VIP transport; the creation by Brisard and May includes custom panels, a virtual cockpit, and a dedicated sound by Aaron Swindle.
Graig Richie creates the Saab 2000 used by Stellweg Airlines, a member of The DFW Group, with FDE by David Freed. This complete aircraft includes a panel and sound, adds extra bright navigation lights and exhaust smoke, and the jetway connects to the front door while baggage handling starts.
Bence Benedek and Tibor Kokai model a Let-410 variant with textures by Fernando Pacheco, offering it as a free add-on. The attribution uses the CAA designation for the operator, and the project remains freely shared.
Complete with Base ModelA freeware offering from Jens B. Kristensen presents a native rendition for the sim, with four distinct variants—700, 700D, 800, and 810—and airline-specific paints for BEA, Air France, KLM, TCA, Capital, United, and Continental. An alternate download named Viscount_10.zip exists.

An adaptation of the TBM 700 for a simulator version by Gilbert Fouche enhances transparency handling and navigation and landing lights while adding panel tweaks and new views, including thumbnails and Camera views. It uses tmb700_a.zip for the aircraft and sirocco_gtx2.zip for lighting effects, with Sirocco_GTX2_setup.exe, fx_vclight_TBM.fx, and Common_Textures directory contains five files.
Registration YH-TND identifies a Dash8-100/200 operated by Qantas Link, configured as a 37-seat twin turboprop regional airliner. Two PW123C engines deliver 2,150 shp and drive Hamilton Standard 14SF-23 four-blade propellers, while the design incorporates night-mapped visuals.
Pascal Linder, who provides the FSDS2-based Saab 340, updates the model to include opening front door, animated stairs, and opening cargo bay door. Animations are by Matts Falck, FDE by Dave Page, and the arrangement preserves original design contributions.
By David Grindele, this L-188 Electra conversion rewrites the aircraft.cfg and the .air file, adds Shockwave 3D landing lights alongside updated nav lights, and includes 28 variants, with a note that it may be freely distributed.
Complete with Base ModelDreamwings provides a Dash8Q400 model for Olympic Air, registered SX-BIU and shown as the Olympic Air variation. Matteo Arrotta handles the artwork, and the aircraft uses ATC ID SX-BIU and supports short- and medium-range operations.

Orbit Airlines releases a Dash 8-100 variant identified as DH_Dash8_100, with ATC data atc_id N723OA and atc_airline Orbit. The artwork uses a graphics folder named orbit, linking to the aircraft model DH_Dash8_100 and UI variation Orbit Airlines.
Complete with Base ModelA Beechcraft B1900D variant uses the Premier Aircraft Design Beech B1900 as its base and credits Frans Vranken. The note emphasizes its status as a Beechcraft B1900D variant based on Premier Aircraft Design's Beech B1900, with Frans Vranken credited.

Registration N208SD identifies the C208B Grand Caravan variant associated with Era Alaska, one of the aircraft featured on the Discovery Channel show Flying Wild Alaska. The appearance file works exclusively with Carenado's FSX HD 208 Grand Caravan, and a thumbnail named thumbnailn208sd.jpg accompanies the skin credited to Johnny Rosario.