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Base ModelThe Viasa Boeing 727-200, registered YV-132C, is one of Iberia’s B727s from the Viasa era. Built for a 2004-era flight simulator, it may run in an edition, but the GPS gauge in the panel does not f…
Base ModelRegistration D-AIHF accompanies Lufthansa A340-642, nicknamed Lübeck, with a Flightcraft-built base model complemented by Mike Pearson’s branding for the final visuals. The four-engine airframe fea…
Base ModelJA8099 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…
Base ModelUsing 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 Bolivian…
Base ModelA new model has a full range of animation, including accurate flaps and landing gear, plus night lighting. It bears the registration N606BN, and uses the 747SP-27 Braniff International Airways desi…
Base ModelAn SGA-built A300B4-200 model shows full animations, opening passenger and cargo doors, and comprehensive lighting with wing views, while JP Visser applies Evergreen colors. The configuration lists…
RepaintDelta Air Lines operates the DC-9-30 with a classic branding motif faithfully matching the real aircraft, including tail emblem and forward cabin name text. By Jim Campisi, the design preserves the…
Base ModelAn A300B4-200 in the Luxair variation carries registration LX-LGP and ATC ID LX-LGP, assigned to Luxair flight 472. The model features full animations, opening passenger and cargo doors, wing views…
Original model by Melvin Rafi anchors the entry, while the version features full moving parts that include engines, flaps, spoilers, doors, and reverse thrusts. The aircraft uses ATC ID SP-LEA, fli…

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 B7…
Base ModelThe 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 su…
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,…
Base ModelDrawing on SGA’s DC-10-30F base, this Varig Log freight variant features an expanded wingspan and a center main landing gear, boosting payload potential for long-haul operations. The Varig airline …
Base ModelTwo 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…
Base ModelTwo variants of the 737-800 from Kittyhawk Productions exist, including a Winglets version and a standard without winglets. The Winglets variant references fltsim.0 and shows Continental as the air…
Base ModelAn 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 appr…
Base ModelThe model presents a Boeing 747-200 for Aerolineas Argentineas, registered LV-OOZ, developed by Project Open Sky with design input from C. Vincent Cho and Yosuke Ube. It features fully animated con…
Base ModelCalifornia-based regional carrier of the 1980s, later absorbed by American Airlines, operates this DC-9-81 variant. Aircraft model credits go to FSPainter, with color work by Michael Pearson; the v…

Viasa operates an MD-82 variant serving routes from Caracas-Maiquetia to the Caribbean and Florida, with image assets rendered in DXT3 format that include reflections. It relies on SGA_MD83.ZIP and…
Base ModelAn Orient Thai 747-300 is represented using AI Aardvark's B747-400D model with 32-bit textures, featuring the One-Two-Go branding credited to Michael Pearson. The model and base textures come from …