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A visual enhancement for Muhammad Umair Ayaz’s SGA-designed Indian Airlines Airbus A300B4-200 presents a final, more realistic variant. It switches the tail from maroon to red, adds an Airbus emble…
Base ModelThe model presents a 747-238B registered N165UA, based on the Project Open Sky 747-200v3 and refined with a 32-bit rendering format to reduce blurriness. It equips full control surface animation, 3…
Base ModelAI Aardvark provides a 757-200 model for British Airways, and Ashley Flynn paints the British Airways Poppy 1999 variation. The british_airways_1999 file backs the variation, with ui_type 757-200 a…
RepaintAI Aardvark supplies the 757-300RR variant, and Dennis de Leeuw receives credit for input, while the model remains tied to the original source material. AIAFS9UP.ZIP is required to use the asset, a…
RepaintGraphic assets accompany the 767-300GE variant; AI Aardvark provides the model, and Dennis de Leeuw is credited for edits. AIA763NZ.ZIP or similar must be present to satisfy the stated requirement …

Two blocks labeled fltsim.x and fltsim.y present Project Opensky Airbus A330-200 variants for Iberworld, with No Satcom and Satcom configurations. Both reference the A330-200-RR-Trent-772B baseline…
El Al publishes a B767-300 variant that includes an aircraft model, IAF coloration, a sound set, and a cockpit panel. The specification centers on a single airframe option with integrated audio cue…

Tsutomu Urakawa's Boeing 737-800 carries HA-LOH and HA-LOC color options in 737ATN.ZIP, reflecting Hungarian Airlines branding. Color work by Gergely Racz accompanies the arrangement, documenting b…

Project Open Sky builds a 747-200 variant powered by PW engines, with registration N627US. The model aligns with POSKY742PJT9A12B234.mdl and encompasses fully animated control surfaces, 3D wheels, …
Base ModelAn authentic recreation of the Martinair 747-41AM Prins Willem is presented, registered PH-MCA, with a base model by Project Open Sky and artwork by Richard Di Biase. The work emphasizes advanced a…
RepaintAn SGA DC-9-21 variant for Aeropostal Alas de Venezuela, by Amer Yordi, is presented with ATC identity YV-13C and a 2003 association, with a dependency on SGA920.ZIP, while the UI marks Aeropostal …

Cal Air International operates three DC-10s, two acquired in 1982 and a third added in 1986, with registrations G-BJZE, G-BJZD, and G-GCAL. G-BJZD and G-BJZE transfer to Fedex in the United States,…
Base ModelCRJ 600-200 variant operated by Dac Air carries registration YR-GPC and ATC flight number 247, credited to Valentin Mihailescu. DACRJFIX.ZIP is referenced for context and it represents a faithful C…
Base ModelPhilippines Airlines represents a Boeing 747-200 variant. Its 32-bit exterior visuals reduce blurring and provide crisp detail, maintaining accurate color placement and consistent appearance from w…
Base ModelThe Project OpenSky model covers USAir's 757-200, registered N624AU, and includes multiple variants featuring a C32A specific FDE. It offers wingview and a cockpit view, opening doors and cargo doo…
Base ModelKittyhawk Studios' Boeing 737-700 appears in Southwest Airlines colors, registered N744SW, with Henry William credited for the detailing. The presentation uses a single variant of the airframe and …
Base ModelA 747-200 with registration G-BDXH features a stretched upper deck and increased fuel capacity, delivering greater range and MTOW. It starts with Pratt & Whitney engines and later upgrades to GE an…
Base ModelOperated by Northwest with registration N226NW, the DC-10-30 uses a frame-rate friendly model by Aki Matsumura and Kar-lok Wong. It bears MSN 46583 and GE CF6-50C2B engines; first flight occurs on …
Base ModelThis freeware model presents a Corsair-configured 767-300 in Britannia Lease colors, developed by iFDG with Ben Jones responsible for the finish. It features full control surface movements, rolling…
Base ModelThe model by FFX represents a Boeing 727-200 for Western Airlines, with ui_variation Western Airlines and flight-number 722. Original design credits go to Kevin Trinkle and Gary Carlson, with FDE b…