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FS2004/FS2002 iFDG McDonnell Douglas MD-11Chilexpress Cargo

iFDG presents a MD-11 freighter variant, detailing the model's designation and overall form, without extra embellishments. The accompanying image is named chemd1107.jpg, linking the visual reference to the project and providing a concrete filename for reference.

: 5.68 MB
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TAP Airbus A321-211 CFM Deluxe Pack (A310)

Among six files, A310TAP8.ZIP sits, including A320TAP8.ZIP, A319TAP8.ZIP, A321TAP8.ZIP, A323TAP8.ZIP and A340TAP8.ZIP. Shows a realistic A310 with a panel and docs; main gauges are by Eric Marciano, the model by Harald Nehring, and engine sounds by Harald Nehring, with an upper panel by Ken Mitchell and Pedro Borges revises the main panel, reference and fuel/weights.

: 16.84 MB
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Project OpenSky Boeing 747 400 v3 - GE Aircraft Engines Test

C. Vincent Cho designs the model, and Warren C handles flight dynamics, while Project-Opensky Members test it. These roles reflect a structured collaboration across design, dynamics, and validation within the project, with clear attribution to contributors guiding the development.

: 4 MB
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Boeing 747-412BCF, Martinair Cargo, PH-MCX

An ex-Singapore Airlines airframe is slated to be converted into a freighter in China, becoming one of the passenger 744s transformed for cargo. Completely reworked fuselage surfaces feature a high degree of 3D paint effects, and detailing follows the recently converted Cathay 747 in China, and is christened Prins Claus II.

: 4.8 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 8

Lufthansa Boeing 747-400

An aircraft model presents Lufthansa branding on a Boeing 747-400, featuring reflective surfaces and faithful detailing of the original airframe. By Fahim Safi, it carries the ATC ID D-ABVE and the ATC flight number 8251, with Lufthansa as the operating airline designation.

: 1.66 MB
: 1.2K
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Continental Airlines Douglas DC-10-10

DC-10-10 variant carries registration N68046 and is operated by Continental Airlines, establishing a precise identity that ties the airframe to a single operator and registration. The record emphasizes these concrete identifiers while maintaining a neutral, fact-focused tone throughout.

: 3.42 MB
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Douglas DC-9-30

Two variants accompany the model, Eastern and North Central, each assigned distinct registrations N8986E and N940N. Modeling is by Erick Cantu and FDE/XML by Fraser Turner; the North Central edition notes the airline's origins as Wisconsin Central Airlines in 1948, a 1952 Minneapolis base move, and the 1965 DC-9 delivery.

: 2.31 MB
: 1.2K

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Virgin Blue Boeing 737-800

Virgin Blue's Boeing 737-800 variant combines a Bruce Benaway panel, a FlightFX airframe, and Ryuji Ozawa sounds, as Ben Johnson compiles the work in Sydney, Australia. The setup centers on a single 737-800 version and relies on freely available add-ons.

: 20.72 MB
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Repaint

Delta Airlines Boeing 737-400

The offering carries Delta Airlines marks on a Boeing 737-400 aligned with its exterior, credited to Tony Potter. It requires the default 737-400 base model and offers two integration modes: a flyable setup or an AI-compatible setup. The included code specifies atc_id N302WA, atc_airline Delta, and atc_flight_number 1123.

: 1.21 MB
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Alaska Airlines MD-80

An MD-80 variant, by Jonathan Stewart and Erick Cantu, adopts a Gmax-based rebuild designated v2.0. It uses DXT3 with a full alpha channel and animates flaps, landing gears, and thrust reversers to reflect dynamic wing views and gear movement.

: 6.53 MB
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Wing Views For Boeing 737-800

Images and instructions enable wing views for the FFX B737-800, credited to Steve Quinn, detailing how to access the perspective from the wing. The accompanying image shows looking out over the right wing of a Boeing 737-800.

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Boeing 747-400F, CargoLux

Version 2 refines the Default B747-400 in CARGOLUX painting, presenting a cohesive look for the operator’s designation. It relies on the accompanying reference, offering a tangible visual cue for the design identifiers and aligning with existing airframe styling across the range.

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Project Open Sky Airbus A330-200

Two variants—the A330-200 and A330-300—enter a refined flight model with improved lift and stability, plus weight distribution and fuel load adjustments. Compatibility with the built-in fuel and payload editor remains, and a PDF manual by Warren C. Daniel is included, alongside the complete base airframe from Project Open Sky.

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NASA Boeing 737-100

An early variant wears NASA colors, identified as the 737-100 and powered by two Pratt & Whitney JT8D7 engines with a 28.35 m wingspan. It seats 115 in a single class, achieves a maximum range of 1540 nm at a cruise of 460 kt and a ceiling of 35,000 ft, by Vasco Ferreira.

: 2.51 MB
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Wing Views For Boeing 737-300/400

Wing views target the SGA/FFX Boeing 737-300/400 duo, presented by Steve Quinn and designed to operate with addon panels. They rely on Massimo Grassi’s 737pan.zip panel to function and cover two variants, with both configurations sharing a common panel reference to ensure a consistent viewing experience across variants.

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Boeing 747-400C (Cargo)

The model depicts the 747-400C cargo variant, in a limited run of four aircraft, with a 211-foot wingspan and a 231-foot length. Its first flight occurs on September 9, 2006, and it carries seven pallets of cargo or up to 10,422 cubic feet.

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British Airways Boeing 737-400

British Airways presents a Landor variant of the Boeing 737-400. ATC ID G-DOCZ accompanies the setup, with ATC airline Speedbird noted in the configuration, and the ui_variation recorded as British Airways 'Landor', reflecting adherence to the identified branding.

: 1.1 MB
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Lufthansa Douglas DC-10-30 1991

An enhanced DC-10-30 model in 1991 Lufthansa colors, it features wings that flex with takeoff, turbulence, and landing, and flight dynamics refined with pilot feedback. It relies on the base file SGA1030.ZIP to access the enhanced features.

: 3.78 MB
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Flybe Boeing 737-300

Two Boeing 737-300s are leased for 2005 service, with Flybe colors credited to Tony Madge and original work by Erick Cantu (FFX). The model emphasizes dynamic shine, reflective textures, and full animation, aiming to match the airline’s current color scheme despite limited reference photos.

: 1.49 MB
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Avro RJ85

A RJ-85 variant is built from scratch, featuring fully animated parts that include functional suspension and folding landing gear struts. Registration I-DINA appears under Mediterranea in the ATC fields, linking the aircraft to the operator with flight 0149.

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