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KLM McDonnell Douglas MD-11 W/VC

Two variants exist for the KLM MD-11, one labeled No VC and another VC-equipped, the latter featuring a virtual cockpit. Credit goes to Wes Archibald and model by Simmer's Sky, the listing recognizes McDonnell-Douglas as the manufacturer and assigns flight number 11 to the airline.

: 8.37 MB
: 3.5K
: 4/5
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UPS Boeing 727-200

UPS-marked Boeing 727-200 presents a tri-jet with articulated wing structures and opening exits, while interior wing views reveal cargo-focused perspectives. Erick Cantu supplies the detailed airframe model, and Steve Drabek contributes the UPS markings, with advanced lighting and reflective exterior surfaces enhancing the characteristic appearance.

: 3.47 MB
: 3.4K
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Japan Airlines Airbus A-330-200GE

An A-330-200GE variant operated by Japan Airlines includes a crew rest area and can reach about 7,200 miles without refueling. Its wingspan approaches that of a 747 yet carries a fraction of surface area, and a wider fuselage creates extra cabin space while maintaining equal fuel capacity with larger predecessors.

: 2.81 MB
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Emirates Airlines Airbus A340-300 A6-ERM

By Project Open Sky, this Emirates A340-300 adds a fully articulated exterior with independent gear, wing flex, and 2D/3D engine fans, while registering as A6-ERM. The package features multiple engine variants (-5C2, -5C3, -5C4) including an enhanced A340-313E with raised MTOW and a detailed virtual cockpit with interactive gauges and rain effects.

: 9.12 MB
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British Airways Boeing 737-200

The Boeing 737-200, model by Erick Cantu, carries British Airways’ silver top finish, with FDE by Mike Baumann and finishing by Henry William for that operator. Registration G-BKYA stands as the first 737 delivered from Boeing in this finish, and remains the sole aircraft to wear it as an efficiency experiment with Boeing Company.

: 2.64 MB
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Aeroflot Tupolev TU-154M

Registration RA-85765 appears on a Tupolev 154M variant, configured for version 2.0 and credited to Project Tupolev. Holger Heitsch supplies the contemporary finish, with the registration anchoring the aircraft’s identity and the collaboration credited to both Project Tupolev and Holger Heitsch.

: 6.58 MB
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Boeing 737-700 BBJ (Boeing Business Jet)

By Project Open Sky, the BBJ variant models the 737-700 with VIP-focused configuration and authentic flight dynamics, including independently suspended landing gear, correctly responsive control surfaces, and opening passenger doors. Tommy Wyatt provides an individualized coloration, while the model features full-night lighting, wing flex, tilting bogies, and thrust reversers on touchdown.

: 5.7 MB
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Kittyhawk Productions 737-800

Two variants define this 737-800 entry, featuring regular and winglet configurations with full moving parts and a scratch-built visual model using GMAX, while high-detail lighting and a dynamic shine enhance realism. Shawn Anderson provides the flight dynamics.

: 4.54 MB
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: 2/5
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Lufthansa Airbus A319-111

The model presents a Lufthansa A319-111 powered by CFM engines and registered as D-AILA, with Project Airbus responsible for the design and Luke Spoor credited for the associated work, forming a concise, fact-based note that emphasizes the operator, variant, and powerplant.

: 8.51 MB
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Boeing 999-1000 Niner-Liner, Cathay Pacific

Fictional in concept, the 999-1000 mimics a full-length double-decked 747 and wears Cathay Pacific colors. Created by the Project Boeing 999-1000 team, with Rien Cornelissen assisting as a designer for the NL-2000 Dutch team, and thanks acknowledged for his help.

: 2.51 MB
: 3K
: 5/5
: 4

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Bombardier/Canadair CRJ700-ER

Two separate models accompany the CRJ700-ER, version 4.5.3, with one GPWS-enabled and another simulating an invisible altimeter knob. Registration C-FJFC is reflected in the factory demonstrator finish, dynamic virtual cockpit with cockpit controls, night lighting, deployable airstair, and a thrust reverser system.

: 10.65 MB
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FS2004/FS2002 Eclipse Airways Embraer 170

The Embraer 170, originally modeled by Dreamwings, carries Eclipse Airways styling by Kyle Schurb for the virtual airline. It shows full moving parts, dynamic shine, reflective textures, a vivid virtual cabin, opening doors and stairs, and custom sounds, together enhancing flight dynamics.

: 7.58 MB
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: 3/5
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Boeing 737-700, AirTran

AirTran operates the first 737-700 delivered in their revised appearance, based on the Kittyhawk Studios model by Erick Cantu and Kittyhawk Studios. The aircraft uses 32-bit main fuselage and tail data with no mips and includes DXT3 for the remainder, with cabin windows repositioned.

: 2.17 MB
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Simmer's Sky SMS - MD-11

Delta old colors MD-11 features a functional virtual cockpit and arrives as the SMS MD-11 version 2 variant, identified by atc_id DAL and atc_flight_number 591. Notes indicate that only Delta and Northwest operate the type in reality, while others remain fictional.

: 9.57 MB
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British Airways Boeing 777-236ER G-YMMF

British Airways operates a 777-236ER registered G-YMMF, modeled on the MelJet design by Melvin Rafi and finished with Union Flag tail and fuselage markings. The variant supports General Electric and Rolls-Royce engines, features handcrafted wing detailing and fully rendered engine nacelles, and serves routes from London Heathrow to Toronto and Dubai.

: 4.5 MB
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Gulf Air Lockheed L-1011 Tri-Star "Golden Falcon"

Rey Lopez crafts the Gulf Air L-1011 variant, named Golden Falcon, as the core model precisely, with careful geometry and faithful silhouette across angles; Mohammed Al-Khalifa adds custom night visuals for enthusiasts and collectors globally.

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Douglas DC-9-41/-21

Panel depicts a Douglas DC-9-41/-21 layout, built with SAS influence, where most systems reset to zero when loaded. In the SAS_DC9 Documents subfolder, PDFs hold check lists and speed books, and no manual accompanies this installation, as a single pilot operates the sim, unlike the real two-pilot crew.

: 8.68 MB
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: 5/5
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Pan Am Boeing 707-420

The 707-420 variant of the Boeing 707 uses Rolls Royce Conway engines and features a tall vertical tail with a ventral fin to meet CAA certification requirements. It operates under PAN AM with ATC ID 0098.

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/ FS2004 MD-83 Alleigant Airlines

Registration N862GA operates as a DC-9-83 (MD83) variant for Allegiant Airlines, based in Las Vegas. The carrier runs scheduled services to Denver, Boston, and Milwaukee and conducts charter flights to destinations in Mexico; Erick Cantu models the DC-9-83 variant, with textures by Chris Trott, under SGA, featuring the New Old Color branding.

: 1.68 MB
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Sabena BAe 146-200

Two Sabena variants appear, representing a BAE 146 family aircraft and the Avro RJ-85, both built on the bae1462 baseline and credited to Jon Murchison. Registrations OO-DJJ and OO-DJV correspond to SABENA, with ATC flag heavy enabled, while the two variants differ by identifiers 46 and rj.

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