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Air Canada Boeing 747-400 32-Bit

Air Canada operates a Boeing 747-400 variant built on AI Aardvark's model, presented with 32-bit color data. Model and base visuals are by AI Aardvark, with credits to Michael Pearson, and the arrangement aligns with common aviation asset conventions.

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Ryanair Boeing 737-8AS

Ryanair's EI-DAO appears as a Boeing 737-800 with blended winglets, opening doors, and working airstairs, plus a dynamic shine. It is the first in the new branding delivered from Boeing in September 2003 for Ryanair.

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3.51 MB
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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.

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10.65 MB
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2.9K
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Boeing 727-200 Cargo Pack

Two operators, Air Gemini and Angola Airlines, anchor a real-aircraft-inspired model that uses reflective metallic colors. Mike Stone is credited for the original airframes, while Mario Coelho contributes stereo sound and a photoreal panel with full interior views.

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11.48 MB
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2.8K
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5/5
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Air Canada B777-300 Textures

Air Canada branding applies to the default 777-300 variant, establishing a defined operator identity for the model across its presentation and usage. The associated ac_b7731.jpg anchors the documentation and provides a concrete reference for observers.

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1.41 MB
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2.8K
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5/5
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Air Canada's Airbus A320

An Airbus A320 in Air Canada branding uses the FSP A320CFM ACA configuration, features a CFM engine variant and atc_airline AIR CANADA with flight number 2231. The Air Canada NC version targets AI traffic and relies on the sim file fsp_a320, by Michael Pearson for the visual work.

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British Airways 'Nalanji Dreaming' Boeing 757-204

Project OpenSky brings together model designers Lee Rosario, Albert Bouwman, C. Vincent Cho, and Hiroshi Igami, with Warren C. Daniel handling flight dynamics. FDE advisors Nick Peterson and Simon Ng Hin Tat test the work, while Ben Hewitt paints and Jaco du Preez supplies master textures; a reference image is named 757bass2.jpg.

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7.12 MB
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2.8K
Star Rating
5/5
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FS2002/2004 Iberia Boeing 747-200

The 747-200 variant v3 adds 3D wheels and a new interior while retaining existing features of this version, including dynamic shine. The fuselage uses DXT3 for other parts to boost frame rates and reduce size, with no mips and credits to Steve Drabek.

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3.4 MB
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2.8K
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2/5
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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.

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2.17 MB
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2.6K
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FFX/SGA McDonnell Douglas MD88 Austral Lineas Aereas old Colors

FFX/SGA presents an MD-88 model in the airline’s older colors, painted by Matias Bagnato. The model uses Gmax geometry, reproduces the T-tail and accommodates flat and coned tail configurations, includes working airstairs, retractable landing lights, and high-definition door animations powered by two Pratt & Whitney JT8D-219 engines.

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1.66 MB
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2.6K
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5/5
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McDonnell Douglas MD-80 Base Pack

Two MD-83 variants, Alaska N943AS and American N499AA, are built on the SGA MD_8x base model, reflecting a shared airframe with distinct registrations. The JT8D-219 engines deliver 18,900 pounds of thrust, underpinning the configuration and its flight dynamics.

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4.58 MB
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2.5K
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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.

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9.57 MB
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2.4K
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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.

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4.5 MB
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FS2004/FS2002 Boeing 747-4D7 Thai Airlines

An HS-TGB registration, carrying the SI SATCHANALAI designation, appears on a 747-4D7 depicted with Thai branding by Marcelo Allende. The work uses Project Opensky’s 747-400 v3 gMAX as the base, with image sets reworked from the official paintkit and DXT3 files with an alpha channel for reflections, and compatibility spans two simulation environments.

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3.39 MB
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2.3K
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5/5
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5
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Emirates Airbus A380

An Emirates-branded A380 features a double-deck configuration. Flight deck by A. Asensio and geometry by Camil Valiquette accompany gear animation, with Mitsushi Yutaka supplying landing-light code that enables in-flight gear deployment for a convincing cockpit experience.

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Yakovlev Yak-42

Documentation clearly covers English and Russian languages. Dimitri Samborski supplies the visual model, and the navigation suite includes a GNS-530 GPS unit with a KLN-90B instrument for simulation and training use across configurations and airfields.

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33.46 MB
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2.3K
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FedEx Boeing 727-200 N482FE

FedEx operates this B727-200Adv variant, bearing registration N482FE and ATC flight number 722, with the internal reference B727200A_VL guiding its model. The work credits Vincent v/d Hof, and it stems from Erick Cantu's Vistaliners B727-200.

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9.41 MB
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2.3K
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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.

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1.68 MB
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2.3K
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FS2004/FS2002 Project SkyWorks Boeing 717-200 Air Canada Jazz - Green

A green Jazz branding of the Boeing 717-200 appears in two early sim titles, aligning with regional operations and showcasing a compact airframe. The design uses a twin rear-mounted engine layout, reinforcing the aircraft's regional-jet profile through the model's proportions across the two identified sim titles.

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2.92 MB
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2.3K
Star Rating
4/5
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Boeing 767-300, Vietnam Airlines

Two GE CF6 turbofans power a Boeing 767-300 model bearing Vietnam Airlines branding, with JT9D and PW4000/RB211 variants noted. This configuration delivers a 530 mph cruise speed and a 4,260 nautical mile range, and runs within a 2004-era simulation environment.

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11.02 MB
Total Downloads
2.2K
Star Rating
3/5
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