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SAS McDonnell Douglas MD-82

By Asbjorn Hansen, this SAS MD-82 presentation builds on SGA’s MD83 platform and centers on the LN-RLR registration with exterior structures matching the real aircraft. It uses 32-bit color data in a DXT3 format (no mips), sourced from Gardermoen Airport references, and features cockpit shading based on Carl H. R. Haugen’s photo.

: 3.37 MB
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KLM Boeing 747-206BM PH-BUK

The KLM's 747-206BM SUD carries registration PH-BUK and uses FSPainter's model for this transport configuration. Mike Maarse provides CF6-50E2 sound for the 747-200/300 line, and a file named fsp_KLM_747.zip relates to the model, enhancing realism through authentic cockpit and engine acoustics.

: 1.61 MB
: 135
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Mexicana de Aviacion A340-313

Airbus A340-313 variant depicts a fictional airline identity and credits Bernardo Aranda, while conveying its long-range capability. The associated R2FA343.ZIP file notes a 220-passenger capacity over 8500 nm with cruise speeds near Mach 0.85 worldwide.

: 3.21 MB
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Aeroflot Boeing 747-200

An Aeroflot 747-200 powered by PW engines appears as a visual-only representation based on the Project Open Sky model, depicting the airliner in old colors and including the operator's markings. Credits go to Rio Gunawan.

: 1.06 MB
: 134

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Pixar Boeing 737-200

The entry centers on a fictional variant of the FFX B737-200, emphasizing collaboration among Erick Cantu as the model designer, Mike Baumann providing the flight dynamics, and Hugo Espinosa handling the final visual updates in this depiction.

: 2.03 MB
: 134
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Philippines Airlines DC-10

Philippine Airlines deploys a DC-10 tri-jet, depicted on a base model by FSPainter with final detailing by Mike Pearson that highlights fuselage and tail markings reflective of a notable era, and the aircraft functions as AI traffic while remaining a flyable airliner.

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Maersk Boeing 737-700

Kittyhawk Studios supplies the 737-700 model, with color adjustments by Kyle Schurb, presented in a Maersk n/c variation. ATC identifiers set Southwest as the airline and 1123 as the flight number for identification and routing.

: 2.7 MB
: 134

Orex Cargo Airbus A300

Orex operates four A300s, a Turkish air carrier, each bearing a different tail art across the fleet, demonstrating explicit tail variation among airframes. Volker Low and Christoph Schipke credit this model family publicly, aligning attribution with the four A300s.

: 4.13 MB
: 134

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Alitalia McDonnell Douglas MD-82

Daniel Nole crafts an Alitalia MD-82 named Arezzo (I-DATG) with CN 53225-2086, applying a custom air file and an FSP model that refine engine performance, weight and balance, and aerodynamics for cruising around FL350–FL390. It is distributed as the JFAiMD82 folder.

: 2.06 MB
: 134
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Tiger Air Services Airbus A300 B4 200

An A300B4-200 carries TAS branding by SGA, with TAS artwork by Nige Edwards and reliance on SGAA3B42.ZIP for the visual update. Recently acquired from Condor, the aircraft will have the same identity extended to the BAe 146 fleet.

: 1.91 MB
: 134
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1980's Midwest Express Airlines DC-9-30 V2

By Sheppard Avery, this 1980s DC-9-30 variant reproduces a blue-gray, night-illuminated finish for a Milwaukee-area carrier, using the AI Aardvark DC-9-30 model and requiring the base package from the Fly Away Simulation library, with the aircraft.cfg updated to align the variant.

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Northwest Airlines Douglas DC-9-51 N750NC

Northwest Airlines DC-9-51 skin by Frank Idone for the SGA DC-9 series, bearing registration N750NC. The work relies on the SGA DC-9 lineup, with the core model missing and the SGA950.ZIP file required; the DC-9-51 stands as the largest variant with an extended fuselage designed for short-runway, medium-range operations.

: 3.85 MB
: 133
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Air Malta Boeing 737-700 OY-MBB

A 737-700 variant carries the registration OY-MBB and uses a 2D Cockpit Only configuration, reflecting a simplified cockpit setup. UI labeling identifies the model as 737-700 - 2D Cockpit Only, emphasizing the designation in the cockpit-focused variant.

: 7.33 MB
: 133
: 2

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Air Tanzania Boeing 707 N762TW

Registration N762TW ties to a derelict airframe parked at Dar es Salaam since June 1984, once used by the Tanzanian carrier on international routes. Compatibility exists with a B707 add-on, with design work by Emmanuel Mwandosya.

: 1.91 MB
: 133

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South Africa Airlines L-1011-500

An L-1011-500 for a South African carrier appears in this offering, designed by Mario Coelho on the original TriStar model by Mike Stone for a 2004-era flight simulator. The -500 variant features improved range and tailplane modifications, with MOZ-L105.ZIP guiding placement into the L-1011_Africa directory and aircraft.cfg to enable selection.

: 1.26 MB
: 133
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Mandarin Airline Boeing 737-800

Kittyhawk's Boeing 737-800 variant showcases fully articulated control surfaces and a highly reflective exterior built with Gmax geometry, with Erick Cantu and Joe Tan providing refinements. Shawn Anderson develops flight dynamics and a 737-qualified pilot tests them, delivering faithful handling across flap and weight configurations, while specialized lighting supports night operations.

: 1.81 MB
: 133
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Rilo Aeronautics Transport

Rilo Aeronautics models this commercial transport on the 737-400 for a straightforward transition, and equips it with a default cockpit along with moving surfaces, steering, and opening doors, plus night lights and a flight attendant in the rear.

: 4.01 MB
: 133
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Lapa Lineas Aereas Boeing 737-700

The Boeing 737-700 variant shows dynamic shine and lighting, with animation for flaps, landing gear, thrust reversers, and dynamic wing and engine views. Animation technology encompasses accurate flaps, landing gear and thrust reversers, with paint by Matias Bagnato.

: 2.14 MB
: 133
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Aero California Douglas DC-9-10

Nine variants of the Aero California DC-9-10 line appear, each assigned a distinct registration such as XA-AGS, XA-BCS, and XA-CSL, with several noting Engine Logo in their variation label. All entries reference the Ai Aardvark DC-9-10 model aia_dc_9_10 and set the atc_airline to Aero California, atc_id matching the registration.

: 2.59 MB
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iFDG Boeing 767-300 Source

The B767-300 variant from iFDG uses a single Albert Bouwman model, with FDE by Albaro Villegas and master visuals by Ben Hewitt and Ben Jones. Engine options include PW, GE and RR, and testing is performed by iFDG Members, with credits extending to Robert Versluys for FDE and related help.

: 6.41 MB
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