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Autair Ambassador G-ALZZ

G-ALZZ presents a gray nose cone and distinctive silver hubs, aligning with AUTAIR’s 1965 appearance and period markings seen in period photographs. Construction number 5222 initially enters BEA service in April 1950 as Edmund Spenser.

: 18.33 MB
: 391
: 3

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Pan Am Boeing 377 Stratocruiser 1037V

By 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, echoing late-1940s long-haul service within the four-engine propeller design.

: 13.08 MB
: 376
: 5/5
: 7

Repaint

Pennsylvania Central Airlines Douglas DC-3

The DC-3 presents a period-specific color layout and carries atc_id NC21781, reflecting the aircraft’s mid-century identity. The pca folder is integral to correct appearance, AS4SUMJE.ZIP is required for the default DC-3, and Gary Harper supplies the color work with James Eden and Jon Murchison contributing modifications.

: 5.57 MB
: 361
: 2

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American Airways Douglas C-47

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 American, while the description notes 43-15619, c/n 20085, dating to 1950, and credits Kenny Fox along with Manfred Jahn.

: 9.74 MB
: 268
: 1

Repaint

BEA Ambassador G-ALZT

Peter Watkins completes work on the BEA Ambassador, an Airspeed Ambassador, G-ALZT, c/n 5216, delivered to British European Airways in April 1950 and named Sir John Hawkins. The airframe moves to BKS Air Transport in January 1959 and leaves service in December 1968.

: 21.65 MB
: 229
: 3

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Avianca Douglas DC-3

By MAAM-SIM, the DC-3 variant configured for Avianca carries atc_id Avianca 100 and a variation labeled Avianca C101, using texture avianca1, with a historic note that C-100 was the first DC-3 in Colombia in 1938.

: 5.64 MB
: 201
: 2

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TWA Douglas DC-2 NC13711 C.1934

Douglas DC2-112, bearing construction number 1237, serves with TWA under registration NC13711 and stands as the first DC2 ever built. Its first flight occurs on May 11, 1934, and three days later it enters commercial service on the Columbus-Pittsburgh-Newark route.

: 13.86 MB
: 161
: 3

Repaint

Standard Airways Lockheed Constellation

Manfred Jahn provides the L-1049G Super Constellation variant with graphics by Gary Harper, requiring L1049G.ZIP and L1049G_U.ZIP for the aircraft. The setup ties atc_id N6906C, atc_id_enable=1, and atc_flight_number=102 to the Standard Airways variation, with a prop_anim_ratio of 0.99 and gate parking types.

: 3.79 MB
: 158
: 2

Repaint

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.

: 2.3 MB
: 98
: 1

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Ala Littoria Douglas DC-2X

The sole Ala Littoria DC-2 in service, formerly a Fokker demonstrator, carries the I-EROS X variation under the Uiver Team X project led by Bernhard Lechner. It ties to the dc2_ieros.ZIP archive and the ui_variation ALA LITTORIA I-EROS, marking a focused, historically grounded effort.

: 4.71 MB
: 84
: 3

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Northeast Airlines Douglas DC-6B 1958

Classic Airliners crafts the flight model for a Northeast operator's DC-6B, establishing baseline aerodynamics and control response for this configuration. David Grindele handles all other refinements, coordinating improvements and ensuring continuity across this two-person development effort.

: 44.2 MB
: 6.8K
: 4/5
: 10

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LIAT Britten Norman BN2 Islander

LIAT'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 Thomas, capturing the era’s compact regional operation.

: 24.25 MB
: 5K
: 10

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Briko Air Services Cessna 402C

Keegan Maraj authors a Cessna 402C configuration that uses the Premaircraft Cessna 402 model included. The setup uses a C414 Chancellor virtual cockpit and 2D panels, offering two cockpit interfaces within the version, suitable for reference and orientation.

: 9.77 MB
: 4.1K
: 5/5
: 5

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National Lockheed L-10A Electra

FS-Design Berlin creates a L-10A Electra model, with finishing by David Grindele, clearly representing the National variant in flight. Credits list two contributors, anchoring the work to the airframe's historical identity and a flight-ready presentation.

: 28.78 MB
: 3.3K
: 3

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Britten-Norman BN2A Mk lll-2 Trislander

Three-engine, eighteen-seat Trislander variants from the 1970s and 1980s stand as rugged STOL commuters built for island service. The model includes full moving parts, a custom panel with a virtual cockpit, plus panel documentation and kneeboard reference lists, while three operator configurations—Aurigny, LyddAir, and Great Barrier Airlines—are represented.

: 6.69 MB
: 3.1K
: 7

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National Douglas DC-6B

Tom Gibson develops the DC-6B model, and David Grindele contributes color work, establishing two credited creators behind the project. A captioned image documents the airframe shortly after take-off, illustrating the moment captured in the early ascent.

: 33.18 MB
: 3K
: 2

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EZ Air Britten Norman BN2

EZ Air operates between Bonaire, Curacao and Aruba using BN2 Islander aircraft. The model bears registration PJ-AIW and features a virtual cockpit, panel and gauges along with custom BN2 sounds, reflecting the carrier’s single-aircraft fleet.

: 35.42 MB
: 2.3K
: 10

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Lockheed L-10A

Lockheed L-10A Electra conversion delivers a total overhaul of the aircraft.cfg and the .air file, with smoke effects redone to match each engine and 3D landing lights supported. Ten variants exist, by David Grindele, and nav lights are redesigned for realism.

: 57.98 MB
: 2K
: 10

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National Martin 404 CB-16

Dee Waldron designs the model, and David Grindele handles the repaint for the CB-16 variant; a screenshot shows the aircraft positioned on a runway. The collaboration credits two creators and records a single configuration documented by the visible reference.

: 29.03 MB
: 1.9K
: 1/5
: 12

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Boeing 307 Stratoliner V1.1

The 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 platform, and the B307_V10.ZIP file is listed as the alternative.

: 8.58 MB
: 1.9K
: 3

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