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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 …
Payware RepaintSean Doran maps a NASA-labeled color variation for the B377 Pregnant Guppy, based on the b377pg model. The configuration designates registration N941NA, airline NASA, and flight number 941, with A2…
Base ModelCanadair converts the DC-4 airframe into Merlin-powered Argonaut variant and North Star variant, totaling 71 airframes fitted with Rolls-Royce Merlin engines. The model presents multiple versions w…
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…
Five color schemes accompany this DeHavilland Heron, offering a flyable, paint-friendly model. Image data run at 32-bit depth with no mips, and it uses the default DC-3 panel and sound with no virt…
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'…
RepaintLibardo Guzman, Greg Pepper, and Tom Gibson deliver a Curtiss C-46 airframe ensemble refined for the flight simulator by Enrique Medal. The modification removes the shadow under the fuselage, softe…
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…
Base ModelA BN2 variant for Mustique Airways, by Kenje Thomas, presents a cockpit with VC, panel and gauges, plus custom BN2 sounds, reflecting operations on Mustique with a hill in front of the runway and a…
RepaintA United Airlines variant for the Douglas DC-3 uses the ua40 folder and relies on the AS4SUMJE.ZIP modification to align the retro branding with the base model’s flight dynamics. It preserves logo …
An L1049HLNTanks variant of the Lockheed L-1049H Constellation presents a radar-nose design with long-nose tanks. The atc_id is L1049H, the atc_airline is Just Flight, the ui_type L1049HLN Constell…
Base ModelA patch for the Boeing 377, originally by Mike Stone, adjusts flight dynamics and the panel to operate without a virtual cockpit, ensuring compatibility with the original SB3771.ZIP. By Bob Chicilo…
RepaintAn A-1 variant appears with HB-GON registration and the DornierDo28A-1 simulation model, identified by Model = DILPB; it uses the SWISSAIR variation with ui_manufacturer set to DORNIER and ui_varia…
PatchBy George Trovato, this adjustment applies to the Fairchild C123B and requires SCA123B2.ZIP to function. It fixes the lack of transparency on the prop blades and gives them a more convincing spinni…
Payware RepaintBy Sean Doran, this Pan Am branding targets the A2A Stratocruiser model, centering on registration N1037V and Clipper-era markings. The effort emphasizes hull art and subtly weathered panels, echoi…
RepaintThese files fix blurred default surface graphics for the Douglas DC-3, with the original aircraft credited to Microsoft and the modification authored by Andrew McGowin, and the changes target folde…
Blue Islands operates two BN2A Trislanders based in the Channel Islands, serving the Jersey–Guernsey route, and they wear new color schemes this year. Two registrations, G-BEDP and G-LCOC, accompan…
Two DDS files, Douglas_DC3_1_C.dds and Douglas_DC3_2_C.dds, target the C47_2 model with atc_id 619 for American Airlines. The entry lists manufacturer Douglas, type C-47 Skytrain, and variation Ame…
Payware RepaintBy Paul Grubich, this B-377 option for Braniff draws on stock assets from an a2a B-377 and requires a COTS upgrade to operate, but Braniff had no B-377s in its fleet, as noted at the time.