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LTE/Volar Airlines Boeing 757

Two models, Pratte & Whitney and Rolls Royce engined versions, accompany the LTE/Volar line, with registrations EC-EFX for LTE and EC-HQV for Volar, the first of four B757-200s later renamed Volar after 2001. The model by Mike Stone, colored by Alejandro Hurtado, includes a base set of unpainted files for color work and references FIX02AH.ZIP.

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Air France/Corsair Boeing 737-400

By Matt Naragon and Alexandre Cadel, two variants exist for the default B737-400 reflecting Air France and Corsair, with both options attributed to the listed authors. Each option centers on the B737-400 baseline, depicting distinct operator identities for each operator pairing.

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Delta Airlines Boeing 767-322/ER

Delta Airlines operates a 767-322/ER variant based on Sunny Xia's B763ER model, powered by Pratt and Whitney engines and featuring the B model passenger/door arrangement. It requires SUNNY737.ZIP and provides ATC data with N134DL for Delta and flight number 1123.

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Merpati Boeing 737-200 HARI

Two Merpati variants exist for the 737-200 by AI Aardvark, designated reflective and no_refl, both built on the aia_737_200 core. The Hari designation links to the 732_hari.zip, with atc_flight_number mz224 on reflective and atc_airline mz2251138 on Merpati, while ui_variation records Merpati.

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City Airline Embraer 135 SE-RAA

Two models, an airstair and a sliding door variant, populate this Embraer 135 representation for City Airline. It carries the registration SE-RAA and ATC ID SE-RAA, with a City Airline UI variation and a dedicated FDE by John Cillis.

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Aviacsa Boeing 737-200

The B737-200 variant represents Aviacsa of Mexico, with modeling by Erick Cantu and FDE by Mike Baumann, while Joe Tan receives credit for the final finish. Henry William supplies the base paint, tying the project to a shared effort and the operator’s distinctive appeal.

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Azal Azerbaijan Airlines 757-22L

By Project Open Sky and Mike Pearson, this Boeing 757-22L bears registration VP-BBS and 32-bit reflective surfaces that capture light across the fuselage. It relies on the Project Open Sky base model with twin engines, full control-surface animation, wing flex, and landing gear and doors that function in the simulation.

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British Airways Boeing 757-236

The 757-236 variant carries the Chelsea Rose tail design from British Airways and presents a detailed airframe with an enhanced surface reflection and updated gauges matching engine packages. It supports multiple engine variants with distinct thrust curves, a C-32A-specific flight model, and 3D flight attendants plus passenger, cargo, and service doors.

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Air Canada Jetz Boeing 737-200

AI Aardvark offers a Boeing 737-200 variant for a premium charter division linked to Air Canada, with progressive LOD and attentively modeled components. The AIA_737_200_ALASKA folder goes into the aircraft directory, and the model can switch between no_refl and reflective via aircraft.cfg seamlessly.

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AI DC-8-52 Airline Textures 1

Artwork for Dee Waldron's AI Douglas DC-8-52 covers Air Canada, Aeronaves de Mexico, CP Air, Delta, Eastern, and Garuda, dating to circa 1971. A DC-8-50 subset lists Japan Air Lines, KLM, National, Nordair Canada, Scandinavian, UTA, United, with credit by Gary J. Smith and Dee Waldron.

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Lloyd Aero Boliviana Boeing 727-200 Super 27

Using the AI Aardvark base model, this Lloyd Aero Boliviana Boeing 727-200 Super 27 is adapted for efficient AI traffic with a tri-jet airframe and contours. Mike Pearson applies the Lloyd Boliviana colors, and the model features animated control surfaces and landing gear with 32-bit rendering.

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Free Spirit Boeing 767-300ER C-GBZR

The B767-300ER variant with registration C-GBZR is depicted in Air Canada service as Free Spirit, using a dual-identity designation Air Canada/Free Spirit. The model includes animated control surfaces, flaps and flaperons, plus an opening exit, cargo door, and flight attendant, reflecting detailed engineering and high-fidelity systems.

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PIA Airbus A310 F-WOTC

An Airbus A310 variant aligns with Pakistan International Airlines and bears the registration F-WOTC. The model functions as a primarily AI aircraft that remains flyable, reflecting a dual-use approach that accommodates automated traffic while permitting manual operation when needed.

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Pakistan International Airbus A300

Pakistan International Airlines operates the A300B4-200 on high-density short- and medium-haul routes, and the model relies on the SGA_A300B4-200.zip file from Stewart-Global Aircraft to represent the variant used by the carrier, aligning with the reference for that fleet.

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Pakistan International Tu-154

The Tu-154 B2 variant carries the AP-LCG registration for Pakistan International Airlines, matching the PIA variation used during a late-1990s lease for regional operations. It relies on TU154LCG.ZIP by Tibor Kokai, with Ali Mujtaba credited for the finish.

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SAS Douglas DC-9-51

By Frank Idone for SAS, this SAS-themed presentation for the DC-9-51 uses the SGA base model and preserves fuselage markings and tail identity in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. The Series 50 variant measures 133.6 feet in length, with JT8D engines up to 16,000 pounds of thrust, adapted for compatible operations in the depicted era.

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Bahrain Royal Flight B727-2F2

On a Boeing 727-200 variant designated B727-2F2 BRF, registration A9C-BA (Al Bahrain) appears, and the folder bears the same designation. Mohammed Al-Khalifa handles the contributor role, while Jonathan Stewart and Erick Cantu provide the model credits.

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Tarom Boeing 737-300 YR-BGD

An 737-300 for TAROM bears registration YR-BGD in a single 2001 Special variant, modeled by FFX and linked to the tarombgd2001 tag. ATC data lists YR-BGD with TAROM, while the UI designation notes 737-300 FFX as the type.

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Varig Boeing 757-200 RR

Varig operates a 757-200 variant with Rolls-Royce RB211 engines, and the configuration includes a C32A-specific flight dynamics engine that captures nuanced performance across conditions. Wingview and a virtual cockpit option appear, providing flexible perspectives for pilot and passenger viewpoints.

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All Nippon Airways Boeing 747-400D

JA8099 drives a high-density 747-400D tailored for short-haul routes, with winglets omitted to ease gate operations. Project Open Sky, with Joo Hong-Yoon providing cosmetic work, delivers the model and keeps it fully compatible with the standard flight simulation environment.

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