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By Fahim Safi, this Boeing 737-400 variant for an Afghan-based operator uses reflective surfaces and a visual set ar. It bears the registration YA-BAD and the ATC flight number 1123, and the variation name signals affiliation with the Afghan carrier.
RepaintJim Campisi supplies graphics-only assets for SGA's DC9 series lineup, with SGA910.ZIP required for use, and the credit recognizes Campisi as the original creator. Imagery on the page accompanies the notes, illustrating the DC9-series subject.
Complete with Base ModelAir China Airbus A340-300, registration B-2388, is modeled by FSPainter with a color scheme by Pantee Farhangi. It is presented as AI traffic yet can be flown, and requires a panel and sound to operate cockpit systems.
Complete with Base ModelErick Cantu recreates a Boeing 737-200 variant with British Airways Red Tail branding, refining the airframe and wing structure for accurate handling. Mike Baumann develops flight dynamics that deliver realistic responses, while Erick Cantu shapes the model with control animations for flaps, ailerons, and spoilers, using JT8D thrust-to-weight ratio.
Complete with Base ModelAn airframe representing the Boeing 737-200 carries United Airlines' older branding, using Erick Cantu's base model refined by Mike Baumann's flight dynamics and Henry William's application of the historic visual design. Exterior focus highlights window geometry, engine nacelles, and wing elements, preserving mid-century lines.
Repaint for PaywareBy Marcel Felde, this skin targets the Eurowings Pro payware BAe 146-200 and presents a R.A.F QUEENS FLIGHT variation. The entry ties to atc_airline QUEENS FLIGHT, atc_id RAF QF, and atc_flight_number 04, while the base model is identified as sim=BAE146-200_2k2v2.8 and ui_type BAe 146-200 (EWPro).
Complete with Base ModelFlyAir London, a new virtual airline from the U.K., operates from Heathrow and Newcastle and serves a number of different aircraft to domestic and international destinations, highlighted by a Boeing 747-400F based on Melvin Rafi's full-feature model. Nick Parker gives the concept and Michael Pearson handles the aircraft artwork.
Complete with Base ModelPatrick Hehn supplies a second version of the default B737 for Ryanair, drawing titles from Benni Krasemann's Ryanair/Buzz materials. The accompanying image references a file name containing the registration G-BZZG, and signals the second variant.

Project AI provides the B762 variant, and Andre Vermeulen updates it, using the AI-focused configuration pai762_2v6 and ui_type Boeing 767-200 with ui_variation SAA. It corrects misalignments and updates the SAA logo and tail markings across the aircraft.
Complete with Base ModelAn Avianca 757-200 in the Alianza Summa branding appears on AI Aardvark’s 757-200 RR base model, with William Prado credited for the coloration. It carries atc_id EI-CEZ, atc_airline Avianca, and atc_flight_number 5068, while ui_variation identifies Avianca 'Alianza Summa'.
Complete with Base ModelBy Mike Pearson, this Star Alliance entry uses Flightcraft's A340-600 model associated with Essen and delivers maximum animation along with 32-bit reflective surfaces. The image shows Lufthansa A340-642 D-AIHC in the frame, illustrating the aircraft's dynamic motion and surface detail.
Complete with Base ModelA scratch-built visual model for the 737-700 Luxair variant uses the Luxair surface styling and ATC airline Luxair with flight number 1123. Flight dynamics (FDE) are developed by Shawn Anderson, while model credits go to Erick Cantu.
Complete with Base ModelProject Open Sky delivers a Japan Airlines 747-400 variant titled Japan Airlines (New Colors) with surfaces mapped in DXT3 and alpha for reflections. A JAL_744 folder appears alongside a GMAX 747-400 baseline, ready for use.

Air Inter operates the A300B4-2C in the French domestic market, reflecting its longtime association with the type and its continued use in regional operations over decades. The model comes from SGA and requires SGAA3B42.ZIP today.
Complete with Base ModelThe Martinair PH-AHI Boeing 757-200 RR relies on a Project Open Sky base with visuals by Sam Needs. Two configurations exist, Wingview and Virtual Cockpit, including passenger and cargo door animations, 3D cabin attendants, and a tailored Flight Dynamics Engine with performance based on charts and input from certified pilots.
Complete with Base ModelA Project Opensky Gmax B757-200 RR RB211-535C model powers this Ladeco entry, configured with atc_id CC-CYG and atc_airline Ladeco, flight number 1912. The UI designation lists Boeing, 757-200, with a variation tag Ladeco CC-CYG, while the description notes Version 2004.8.0 and attribution to Hugo and Antonia Espinosa.
RepaintBy Billy Rutherford, the AI Aardvark model becomes Transaero Boeing 737-400s configured for AI traffic, carrying three registrations—EI-CXK, EI-CZK, and EI-DDK—with branding reflecting Transaero identity and preserving a classic 737-400 configuration. This configuration targets AI traffic usage.
Complete with Base ModelProject Open Sky delivers a photorealistic model of a Qantas 747-400, with a finish by Christopher Ryan that emphasizes precise detailing. The QF variant is tied to the folder name [B747_400_QF], marking a single option in this lineup and crediting the creator.
Complete with Base ModelDesigned for a legacy simulator, this AI Aardvark-driven 737-200 model with Shane Strong's painting presents multiple Levels of Detail with moving control surfaces, thrust reversers, and flaps. It defaults to a non-reflective appearance but allows a reflective option via aircraft.cfg, with the AIA_737_200_ALASKA folder listing as reference, reflecting Air Canada's historical use.
RepaintA United Parcel Service MD-11 cargo variant carries registration N275UP and ATC data N275UP with flight number 76, heavy category, and type md-11. Originally configured by Mike Stone, it references the MD-11_acs model and the SMD11.ZIP requirement, with UI details including McDonnell Douglas as manufacturer and United Parcel Service as variation.