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Payware RepaintVariant SNAF X uses ATC ID 42-1 with atc_id_enable set to 1, and notes MSN 1521 in its history. Uiver Team X credits the work, listing DC-2 as the type and Douglas as the manufacturer in the metadata.
Payware RepaintTim Scharnhop teams with the Uiver Team X to present a DC-2 variant bearing Army markings, listed as C-32, s/n 36-1 (DC-2-153 MSN 1414) from Langley Field, Virginia, in May 1939. ATC ID 36-1 is ena…
Payware RepaintAn aircraft variant presents the DC-2 (Model 115K) in Finnish Air Force DO-2 markings, tracing its Czech OK-AIB registration to OH-LDA and post-war photogrammetric duties through 1956. The file dc2…
Base ModelCalifornia Classics crafts a Pan American B377 model in 1960s colors, with coloring by David Grindele. The pairing highlights Pan American operations from the era, and an accompanying image illustr…
An L1049G variant is represented with original flight dynamics by Mike Stone and a distinctive visible exhaust flame feature, with Dick Stellweg credited as the designer. The model is described as …
Base ModelLIAT's BN2 Islander appears in nineties retro colors, reflecting the airline’s smaller-airport hops of that era. The model has a virtual cockpit, panel gauges, and custom BN2 sounds, by Kenje Thoma…
Base ModelLuxair branding from the seventies marks a Lockheed Super Constellation L1049G bearing registration LX-LGX. Mike Stone provides the original model and flight dynamics, while the panel and engine so…
Base ModelSpantax Airline operates a DC-4 54 complete classic aircraft, featuring a virtual cockpit and doors and effects that add functional realism across the airframe. Credits go to Juan Carlos Chavez, th…
The Fairchild C119 from SCAre Air credits an original model by Daisuke Yamamoto. New sounds, panels, gauges and artwork by Garrett Smith accompany the airframe, while GotBush? and SCAre Air bring i…
Base ModelConvair CV240 operated by Pan Am appears in a 1960s setting, shown in flight, reflecting its era and operator identity, while the CV240 model is by Dave McQueen and color work is credited to David …
Base ModelModel by Premier Aircraft Design anchors the 414A Chancellor variant for Cape Air. A related image depicts the aircraft in flight, and the accompanying visuals carry the 414A Chancellor designation…
Base ModelThe first pressurized airliner is represented in five variants wearing Pan Am and TWA colors, as well as Airnautic and Aigle Azur markings. Version 1.1 is modified to work with all editions of the …
Base ModelCarib Aviation, based in Antigua and allied with LIAT, operates a mix of Beechcraft and Dehavilland types, with the BN2 Islander among its most common aircraft used to reach neighboring small islan…
Base ModelThree principal Viking iterations anchor this freeware homage by Jens B. Kristensen, the 1A, 1, and 1B. Operators such as British European Airways, SAS, Det Danske Luftfartselskab, Airwork, BWIA, a…
Base ModelThe SAAB Scandia is a twin-engined airliner intended as a DC-3 replacement, noted, and it first flies in 1947, with SAS operating through 1957 and VASP in Brazil as another user, by Jens B. Kristen…
Base ModelTurbine engines are available for the Lockheed Super Constellation, enabling reverse thrust. Copy panel.T from the turbine engines folder to the aircraft folder, and if you use a non-turbine panel,…
RepaintTwo blue-and-white variants for the AC680S and AC560A with VC carry registration N5784F, credited to Tom Tiedman using the Andre Folkers paint kit. The two fltsim blocks populate their aircraft.cfg…
Base ModelDee Waldron creates the M404 CB-16 variant, shown with Pan American 1980s markings, capturing the era's character in the model's lines and profile. The reference confirms the designation CB-16 and …
Base ModelThe Li-2 serves as the Russian version of the 1939 American DS-3, a designation credited to Golosov S. A. (Dzies-design). An accompanying image shows the aircraft on the ground, anchoring the item'…
Two Lufthansa branding variants accompany the DC-3, based on a bare-metal template and reflecting Lufthansa's three-aircraft fleet active from 1955 to 1960, registered D-CADE, D-CADI and D-CADO. Th…