FS2004 Civil Jet Aircraft

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Project Shamrock AI Pack

Rene Bruun hand-paints Aer Lingus variants Boeing 737-300, 747-400, and 767-300 for Project Shamrock, delivering three distinctive models that reflect the airline's operations. FDE data accompany the models, and the project preserves the historic Aer Lingus appearance.

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Hughes Airwest Boeing 757-200

A PW-powered 757-200 associated with Hughes Airwest bears virtual registration N411HA, and it uses 32-bit reflective, non-mipped finishes with maximum animation and effects overall. The finish by Mike Pearson accompanies a detailed PW-powered airframe presentation.

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Air City Sud-SE210 Caravelle HB-ICJ

Three variants exist for a Caravelle built in 1964, serial number 169. Old registration F-GELQ ties the aircraft to Geneva usage in 1988–1993, with Mike Stone credited in SCARAV32.ZIP and Jean-Jacques Parel as original designer.

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Canjet Boeing 737-500

Designed for AI traffic as a Boeing 737-500 variant, it features four LOD versions and moving parts, including animated landing gear and flaps, along with spinning engine fans and simulated gear bays. FDE is by David Carter, while credits go to David Rawlins and AI Aardvark; color work is by Shane Strong.

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Free Bird Airlines MD-83

An MD83 variant carries the Free Bird designation and relies on the Super83 model, a designation associated with SGA. It requires SGA_MD83.ZIP and explicitly references Steve Drabek/SGA as the original. The named variant is Free Bird, and the MD83 designation appears in the UI tag.

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Mexicana Boeing 757-200

The model by Project Open Sky represents a Boeing 757-200 with RR RB211-535E4 engines. It carries atc_id N765MX for Mexicana, with atc_flight_number 001, aligning with standard aviation protocols for that operator in the context of FS2004.

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Sterling Boeing 727-200

Sterling hues dress a B727-200Adv model, with file B727200A_VL and registration N8856E. It uses ATC flight number 722 and night lighting by Jim Campisi, while color work is credited to Henry William, completing the color concept.

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Britannia TUI Boeing 757-200 G-BYAP

Project Opensky designs a Boeing 757-200 Britannia variant, registration G-BYAP and ATC flight number 1367, with artwork by AJ Nikoley. The model uses RR RB211-535E4B engines and aligns with ui_type 757-200 and ui_variation Britannia, and shows 32-bit visuals non-mipped, semi-photoreal rendering, and photoreal windows.

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Boeing VC-25A

Air Force One colored Boeing 747-200 by AI Aardvark depicts VC-25A styling, relying on the AIA_747_200_GE framework and the AIA742GE.ZIP modification for compatibility with the older airframe. It carries registration N524MC and is associated with Polar Tiger under the PAC variation.

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Cargolux Boeing 747-400F LX-LCV

By Guy Sterges, this variant depicts the default B747-400 with Cargolux markings for registration LX-LCV. ATC data sets atc_id LX-LCV, atc_airline cargolux, atc_flight_number 942, while UI fields designate variation CARGOLUX and list Boeing as manufacturer.

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Aerocaribe Douglas DC-9-32

Visual files for the Jet City DC-9-32 model in Aerocaribe colors are provided, using DXT3 compression with no mipmaps to boost performance. By Jim Campisi, these freeware visuals come with no stated guarantees and are intended for use with the specified base model.

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SGA Douglas DC-10 Wing And Engine Views

By Matthew J. Inman, this work presents close views of a DC-10 wing region and engine nacelles associated with SGA. It offers a straightforward look at the arrangement of these components on the airframe, emphasizing visibility.

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Paint Kit

Blank Textures For The SGA A300B4-200

By Erick Cantu, the primary model and base layer developer, the A300B4-200 offering provides raw bitmap files for the fuselage surfaces, while wings and night areas arrive in DXT3 format. The author actively develops a broader painting toolkit, including master PSP and PSD project files for layered fuselage maps to support non-destructive detailing.

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Northwest Airlines A330-200 N332NW

Northwest Airlines Airbus A330-200, registration N332NW, by Andre Reitter, is built on the FSPainter A330-200 base and tested with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, reflecting intercontinental reach across North America and Asia, and aligns with the carrier’s later-era identity for long-haul operations.

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Air Tran Douglas DC-9-32

The Douglas DC-9-32 Series 30 marks Air Tran operations, showcasing a compact jet variant designed for short- and medium-range markets. It carries the atc_id N825AT, reflecting a specific registration associated with this configuration for authentic operational identification.

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Titan Airways BAe 146-200

A single-variant paint targets the BAe 146-200 operated by Titan Airways, with ATC ID ZAPN, airline TITAN, and flight number 146, and requires RBAF_RJ.ZIP. Original model by Jon Murchison, with modifications credited to Mohammed Al-Khalifa, and it references the 146-200 variant.

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Malaysian Boeing 747-400 9M-HRP

Robby Pauletto presents a Malaysian 747-400 variant in old colors, registered 9M-HRP, aligned with the default 747-400 model. The INFO.TXT, the mas_old folder, and two image files accompany it, while night lighting and reflective surfaces illuminate the model.

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SAS McDonnell Douglas MD-83

A SAS-branded MD-83 variant sets alongside the SGA_MD83 base model, using a 32-bit format without mips to deliver clean fuselage and tail markings. Cockpit visuals gain realism from a photograph credited to Carl H. R. Haugen, while overall compatibility centers on the SGA MD-83 freeware model.

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American Trans Air Boeing 737-83N

ATA operates a 737-83N, registration N309TZ, aligning it with the carrier’s 737-800 backbone for short-to-medium routes and identifying the aircraft as a Boeing 737-800 variation. It requires the FFX/SGA 737-800 winglets model by Erick Cantu of Flight-FX.

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Hooters Air MD-83

Flyable AI configuration for the MD-83 integrates three airline appearances, including Pacific Air (VA), Hooters Air, and Alaska Airline. Tail art depicts an owl for the Hooters iteration, while Robert Hawk handles the Pacific Air and Hooters appearances and Lego Mark handles the Alaska appearance.

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