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Boeing 747-400RR, Qantas Airways

Powered by Rolls Royce engines, the 747-400 variant uses four wing-mounted powerplants and carries Qantas branding on the fuselage, distinguishing the design with a distinctive engine layout in this rendition for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

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9.16 MB
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3.9K
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5/5
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Airbus A-340-300, Etihad Airways

By FS Painter, the Etihad A340-300 presents a four-engine long-range airliner with accurately rendered wings and correct engine placement, delivering a fully flyable experience and AI-traffic compatibility. Michael Pearson refines the airline’s branding with tail markings and fuselage text, while 32-bit color-depth shading gives crisper daylight visuals on exterior surfaces.

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964.86 KB
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3.9K
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Boeing 737-800, Malaysia Airlines

OK-TVC, a Boeing 737-800, is leased from Travel Service for Malaysia Airlines. The arrangement links a single variant to the carrier, anchored by the registration OK-TVC and reflecting a cross-operator lease model, with this context emphasizing straightforward identification for cataloging mid-range jet operations.

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2.53 MB
Total Downloads
3.8K
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5/5
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United Airlines Boeing 747-422

United Airlines operates a 747-422 variant, with a white and blue profile and branding on the upper fuselage. The original design started in 1963 and the aircraft achieved its first flight in 1969, cementing the 747’s long service life.

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3.3 MB
Total Downloads
3.7K
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5/5
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4
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Frontier Boeing 727-200 ADV

The Vistaliners B727 adds wingflex and ground spoilers to the B727 surface model, with a detailed external geometry. It functions as a skin replacement and requires the B7272AVL.ZIP file. Credits go to Erick Cantu, Fraser Turner, and Steve Drabek, with Wes Archibald providing the skin.

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12.09 MB
Total Downloads
3.7K
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Kulula.com McDonnell Douglas MD-82

Kulula.com MD-82 variant features full animation, lighting effects and reflective textures. A custom photoreal panel with XML gauges accompanies the model, and the MD82.exe file appears in accompanying materials documentation for enthusiasts worldwide and hobbyists alike.

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4.7 MB
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3.5K
Star Rating
1/5
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EVA Air Cargo Antonov AN-225

Thomas Ruth models the AN-225 with changes by Alexander Kvitta, and is tied to EVA Air Cargo’s Antonov concept, in a folder named an225. Maximum takeoff weight is 600 metric tons; takeoff with full tanks and 250 tons of cargo remains impossible, while wingfold and other functions require key assignments.

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3.2 MB
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3.5K
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2
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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.

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3.47 MB
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3.4K
Star Rating
5/5
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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.

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2.81 MB
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3.4K
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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.

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9.12 MB
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3.3K
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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.

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8.51 MB
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3.1K
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Air Plus Comet Boeing 747-200

Three Boeing 747-200s, registrations EC-IPN, EC-IZL, and EC-JDH, originate from Aerolineas Argentinas and a carrier operates them as part of Caribbean and Canaries route expansion. Project Open Sky provides the model, and Rob Hotchkiss produces the visuals.

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27.11 MB
Total Downloads
3K
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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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1.61 MB
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3K
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Gulfstream V

The Gulfstream V model, produced by Gulfstream Aerospace, sits within a line of mid-size corporate jets and carries a sleek, modern profile that emphasizes comfort, reliability, and efficiency, a view Mike Stone reinforces, extending a long lineage of mid-size corporate jets.

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590.05 KB
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3K
Star Rating
3/5
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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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2.9K
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Ryanair Boeing 737-800 EI-DAI

Ryanair operates a Boeing 737-800 variant featuring animated flaps and landing gear, with 32-bit fuselage images and DXT3 maps across most of the model. It is cataloged under the Kittyhawk 737-800 Ryanair-old folder, by Erick Cantu and refined by Shawn Anderson.

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2.18 MB
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2.9K
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Boeing 777, Malaysia Airlines, new colors

Meljet presents a 777-200 for Malaysia Airlines in new colors, retaining the Boeing 777’s established capabilities and showcasing highly detailed moving parts along with reflective surfaces that catch light on wing and fuselage, and preserves heritage within MelJet's Boeing 777 lineage. A related image carries the file name 777malnw.jpg.

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3.61 MB
Total Downloads
2.9K
Star Rating
1/5
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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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448.9 KB
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2.8K
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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.

File Size
3.4 MB
Total Downloads
2.8K
Star Rating
2/5
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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.

File Size
7.12 MB
Total Downloads
2.8K
Star Rating
5/5