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Douglas DC-3 World Rally 2010

A commemorative color identity for the 2010 World Rally displays 29 flags on the fuselage and four historic Douglas logos by Mark Beaumont. The item also appears in two distribution formats under the names WR10_FS9.ZIP and WR10_MAAM.ZIP.

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CIA Twin Pioneer XW-PBP

By Peter Watkins, this XW-PBP variant sits atop Rob Richardson’s Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer model. The airframe is originally built for Philippine Air Lines and later operates for Continental Air Services Inc. in Laos during the 1960s for relief missions, powered by two Alvis Leonides 531 engines.

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Japanese Air Force/Marine Douglas DC-2

Bernhard Lechner creates a Japanese-marked Douglas DC-2 using Tim Scharnhop templates and the Uiver Team X payware DC-2, presented as a fictional variant; the paid model is not included and must be obtained separately, while revenue supports the Aviodrome in the Netherlands.

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Douglas DC-6 NX90701

NX90701 marks the first production DC-6, with its initial flight recorded on 10 July 1946 and later delivered to American Airlines as NC90701 on 20 April 1947. This variant uses the JBK DC-6 model as its base and relies on the DC6_V20X.ZIP archive, linking to the NX90701 designation.

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LIA Ecuador Boeing B377 Stratocruiser

A single Boeing Model 377-10 Stratocruiser formerly Pan American N1040V operates with Linea Internacional Aerea de Ecuador on international routes from Quito between 1958 and 1961. The aircraft bears dual registrations HC-AFS and HC-AGA today.

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Flughjalp (JCA) Douglas DC-6

By Jens B. Kristensen, Flughjalp DC-6 variants TF-AAD and TF-AAE trace to PH-TRA and PH-TRB from the 1968–69 relief effort, with damage at the airstrip near Uli prompting their registration changes. The DC6_V20X.ZIP base supports the work, and Maarten Brouwer provides final touches.

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Pan American World Airways Douglas DC-2 NC14271

Tim Scharnhop credits a Douglas DC-2 variant tied to Pan Am with ATC ID NC14271. The description notes March 1935 delivery, later transfers to Mexicana and Avianca, a sale to Johnson Flying Service, and today the aircraft bears N1934D in TWA colors.

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Empire Airlines Douglas DC-3

Gary Harper develops the Empire Airlines variant for the Douglas DC-3, identified by ATC ID Nc62375 and variation Empire Airlines, using the default DC-3 with adjustments via the AS4SUMJE.ZIP file. The original airframe comes from Microsoft/ACES, with refinements by James Eden and Jon Murchison, and the core model is not included.

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Taxader-Colombia Douglas DC-3

Taxader 873 denotes a DC-3A version associated with a Colombian regional carrier based in Bucaramanga. The setup lists atc_id HK873 and flight number HK873, anchoring the designation to a Taxader identity and tying it to the DC-3A's regional role.

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Saguenay Express Beechcraft D18S

A fictive SagEx airplane uses a Beech D18S VC skin, establishing a VC configuration for this imaginary operator today. The D18SVC4.ZIP file carries that VC skin, tying the archive to the Beechcraft D18S VC presentation.

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DC-3 World Rally 2012

A WR2012 variant for the Douglas DC-3, created by Simon Barber and issued by Just Flight LTD, uses the DC3PW configuration and carries the atc_id N36644. Internal references name the JF_DC3 base and WR12 as an identifier.

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Delta Airlines Douglas DC-2 NC14275

Tim Scharnhop credits a Delta Air Lines DC-2 variant NC14275 with ATC ID NC14275 active for this rendition. MSN 1308 appears in notes tied to Delta Air Lines' DC-2, anchoring provenance and confirming the airframe identity.

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DC-3 Airways Douglas DC-2 Bare Metal

One variant includes a DC-2 in a polished bare-metal finish for DC-3 Airways, assigns atc_id NC1771 and ui_variation DC-3 Airways Bare Metal in the [fltsim.XX] (dc2X_dca.ZIP) block, by Tim Scharnhop in collaboration with The Uiver Team X, and the base DC-2 model remains payware.

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Hiland Duster Douglas DC-3

James Aviation operates the Hiland DC-3, registered ZK-AZL as the first heavy agricultural aircraft in New Zealand. It relies on the AWESOME 4 DC 3 base by James Eden and Jon Murchison (as4sumje.zip), with the James ZK_AZL variant folder and a configuration block in aircraft.cfg.

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Ozark Airlines Boeing B-377

Ozark Airlines now includes a Boeing B-377 variant with loading stairs and a stewardess. The setup requires a payware a2a B-377 with COTS upgrade, by Paul Grubich, and marks Ozark's first B-377 presence in the lineup.

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Bahamas Airways Handley Page Hermes

By Jens B. Kristensen, the JBK HP81 Hermes 4 Bahamas presents a Bahamas Airways variant registered VP-BBQ, used on three Hermes airliners leased from Skyways of London and serving routes between the Bahamas and Miami or Ft. Lauderdale. It relies on the base model HERMES_V20X.ZIP.

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USMC Boeing 377 Stratocruiser

Sean Doran crafts a fictional United States Marine Corps variant of the four-engine Boeing 377 Stratocruiser for a payware model, featuring military-style stenciling and emblems, and relies on the base payware's high-fidelity systems to echo authentic cockpit and exterior behavior. Assets reside in the WoS_B377 folder, where aircraft.cfg marks USMC and sets atc_id to 514.

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CP Air Boeing 377 Stratocruiser

Sean Doran creates a CP Air-inspired design for the payware Stratocruiser. It requires the base model from A2A Simulations and includes a folder named cpair with ATC ID C-FCPV, featuring branding accents for historical enthusiasts.

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Aero Spacelines Boeing 377 Stratocruiser

By Sean Doran, a historical Aero Spacelines motif is applied to the Boeing 377 Stratocruiser by A2A Simulations, centering on N74603, a Northwest Airlines airframe later owned by Aero Spacelines yet never converted to a Guppy. The airframe enters service on July 10, 1949, preserving its civilian heritage.

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Bonanza Airlines Douglas DC-3

By James Eden and Jon Murchison, the Bonanza Airlines DC-3 presents a vintage color palette with fuselage markings faithful to desert routes, while Gary Harper crafts the insignia to blend with the revised aircraft geometry. The package requires the baseline DC-3 model from a freeware library and AS4SUMJE.ZIP for proper operation.

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