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An AI Aardvark Boeing 737-400 variant targets AI traffic, with Afriqiyah Airways as the named variation; it employs a reflective model and requires AIAFS9UP.ZIP. The setup is freeware, and the aircraft.cfg lists sim=aia_737_400, ui_type=AI Boeing 737-400, atc_parking_codes=AAW, and atc_parking_types=GATE.

Passenger wing views accompany the Kittyhawk Studios B737-700 model, created by Sam Quinn. The set is intended for use with the TUNGV1.ZIP panel, providing a passenger perspective for that Kittyhawk design, as shown in the included image.
This addon targets the A330-300 base model and features Dragon Air’s RR-powered variant registered B-HYF. In the updated release, a fully realized Virtual Cockpit enhances immersion, while wing flex refinements and independent door operations improve realism.
RepaintTwo day and night paint files for the 737-400 variant by AI Aardvark accompany Mark Air operations centered in Alaska, with hubs at Anchorage and Denver, before ceasing in the mid-1990s. By Sheppard Avery, these items require the original base model and editing aircraft.CFG to apply.

VIP variant of the Yak-40 v1.3 SALON, by Maxim Mysin, carries authentic Czech Air Force insignia with custom rivet detailing by Zbynek Pavlon. A self-extracting installer streamlines integration after installing the base SCDSYK40.ZIP (v1.3); it is not compatible with Yak-40K v1.2RC.

An Aerocaribbean branding applies to the SCDS Yakovlev-40 v1.2RC, and the Yakovlev-40K variant has authentic cockpit systems and dynamic animations. It relies on principal files SY40_00.ZIP and SCDSYK40.ZIP and preserves a fully functional virtual cockpit with autopilot controls, dual ADF units, and a course system.

An accurate Lockheed L-1011 TriStar is presented in United Airlines colors, featuring the original three-engine wide-body profile and alignment with a base model referenced as ADSL1011.ZIP. By Rey Lopez, this work captures the S-duct center engine lines, precise window spacing, and tail geometry to mirror the original presentation.
Complete with Base ModelA Boeing 737 bears Alliance Air branding, underscoring the domestic Indian carrier’s status as a wholly owned subsidiary of Indian Airlines today. Original model by Erick Cantu; Shivendra Shukla also handles Alliance Air work today, reliably.

Project Opensky delivers a Gulf Air A330-200 RR configured as A330-200-RR-Trent-772B, registered as A40-KZ. ATC data assigns Gulf Air Old as airline, with atc_id A40-KZ and atc_flight_number 332, and the UI variation is Gulf Air Old.
RepaintJim Campisi credits a Cargo Jet presentation for Erick Cantu's Vistaliners B727-200F, with compatibility for -200 and -200F variants and requiring B7272FVL.ZIP. These items use DXT 3 bitmaps with no mipmaps for speed and clarity, and improve cargo door alignment along with the placement of FedEx logos; the files are freeware.
Repaint for PaywareOD-AHC depicts a four-engine jet from MEA, a Boeing 707 variant, wearing a 1996 color palette that reflects the airline’s mid-1990s look. The option carries the file name B707 MEA 1996 within the Variants collection for the relevant payware base.
RepaintAn airline-registered Boeing 727-200 variant, N54351, links to Trans World Airlines and is described by Frank Idone as the N54351 aircraft. It uses the twa00 designation within the B727200_VL configuration and references the B72720VL.ZIP file.
Complete with Base ModelPowered by a GMax model of the 737-300, the rendition emphasizes a sturdy airframe and realistic proportions. It includes authentic CFM56-3 engines and a faithful aerodynamic profile, delivering era-appropriate performance cues for pilots exploring classic routes.
Complete with Base ModelDesigned for AI operation, a Boeing 767-375 variant appears in an AI Aardvark lineup with six distinct LOD models that simplify as the aircraft grows smaller to reduce on-screen load. A Boeing 767-375 variant, by Shane Strong, Craig Crawley models it, and Boback Shahsafdari and Peter Pavlin provide a paint kit; see AIC767NU.ZIP.
Complete with Base ModelA Boeing 757-200 variant presents multi-thrust-map engine modeling and flight dynamics tuned from pilot data, with an optional fully modeled cockpit when a VC set is available. Dynamic lighting enhances the model, while animated doors and cargo hatches, plus cabin crew figures, coloring by Maho.
Turkish Cargo identifies this An-124 variant with atc_id TKC and atc_airline TURKISH CARGO, and marks atc_heavy=1 while ui_type shows AN124 and ui_variation CARGO TURK. The modification requires AN124-4.ZIP, by Thomas Ruth, for the underlying model.
Complete with Base ModelAn AI-focused Yak-42 variant features three rear-mounted turbofan engines and a T-tail, and presents distinctive branding for clear visual identity. Burkhard Renk provides the AI model, while Mike Pearson delivers 32-bit color data for the branding, and the design maintains a compact file size to minimize overhead during busy traffic.

Alitalia MD82 I-DAWI, registration 49194-1130 and name Ancona, appears as a new complete aircraft supporting both standard and AI traffic configurations, with a revised AirFile detailing engine power, fuel, weight, and aerodynamics. The aircraft serves European routes such as Lisboa, Barcelona, Madrid, and other listed destinations, reflecting its MD82 lineage.
RepaintAn Airbus A340-300 for Cathay Pacific carries the Bridge to the Heart of Asia branding and uses the DXT3 format. The AI aircraft remains flyable, with credits to FS Painter for the base visuals, Charles Cheng for the original bridge visuals, and Michael Pearson for modifications.
Complete with Base ModelAustrian Airlines operates an Airbus A320 with registration OE-LBQ and uses a photoreal-based paint kit by Antti Salo on a FSPainter base model employing LOD technology. Imre Kiss captures the older color scheme, while Hiro’s AI flight dynamics drive takeoffs and landings, and the model includes animated landing gear, flaps, spoilers, and thrust reversers.