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Caledonia Airways Lockheed L1011-500 G-BBAF

Caledonia Airways introduces a Lockheed L1011-500 bearing registration G-BBAF, displaying custom graphics by Wes Archibald and using the base model SL10115.ZIP by Mike Stone. Compatibility notes show it performs best with newer simulations and may not operate on older versions, with the GPS gauge incompatible.

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Martinair Boeing 747-200 PH-MCE

Martinair operates cargo and holiday charter services, and the Boeing 747-200 with registration PH-MCE is represented as an accurate add-on. It emphasizes 3D wheel modeling and wing flex to capture ground handling and flight dynamics, delivering authentic external detailing and reflective surfaces.

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Euroscot Airlines BAC 1-11 500

The 1-11 500 Euroscot variant combines David Maltby's high-detail model with forward-opening cabin doors and functioning tail stairs, while rear airstairs operate via the Tailhook key. ATC data identifies G-AVMT with EUROPA as the airline and flight number 105, while Euroscot skin by Tony Madge completes the look.

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Aer Lingus Boeing 747-300 Combi

A special edition provides surface-art visuals for a 747-300 Combi airframe, emphasizing a concise, component-focused look without additional elements. Project Open Sky handles the modeling, and the composition remains compact and precise for the catalog.

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(Clean) Jetsgo Fokker 100 /W Tay650 Engines

by Shane Strong, the work uses a Project Fokker F100 base model to render a jetsgo configuration with Tay 650-15 engines, a twin-jet configuration. It carries registration C-GKZA and atc_airline jetsgo, aligning with genuine Fokker 100 specifications.

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Continental Boeing 747-200 N605PE

A Boeing 747-200 wears a Continental-People Express identity and bears registration N605PE, built around a Project Open Sky base model in a collaboration led by C. Vincent Cho and Yosuke Ube, with Nick Peterson shaping flight dynamics.

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Lufthansa Airbus A300-605R D-AIAX

An A300B4-605R variant bears registration D-AIAX and Lufthansa as operator, with the model credited to Harald Nehring and Frank Weiss and Amadeo Araujo supplying the final styling. It lists atc_id D-AIAX, atc_airline Lufthansa, and atc_flight_number 270, and requires LF3006.ZIP.

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Martinair Boeing 767-31A/ER

Martinair operates a 767-31A/ER with registration PH-MCH, dating from 1990. The configuration relies on Sunny Xia's B767-300ER with Pratt and Whitney engines; SUNNY767.ZIP ensures the correct base, and Eric Joiner prepares the Martinair finish for consistent appearance.

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East African Safari 767-300ER

The Boeing 767-300ER variant carries a safari insignia, with a color motif crafted by Mike Pearson and developed by AI Aardvark. 32-bit exterior resolution provides sharp color fidelity, while fully animated externals cover control surfaces, landing gear, and gear retraction, yielding frame-rate friendly performance for busy AI traffic environments.

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Aerolineas Argentinas 737-200

Adaptation by Razorwings18 of FlightFX's Boeing 737-200 serves Aerolineas Argentinas LV-ZTT, built on Peter Mess's improved version and carrying the airline's updated branding. The variant requires FX732KLM.ZIP to access, and it references the 737-200 while aligning with Aerolineas Argentinas markings.

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Northeast Airlines Boeing 727-295 "Yellowbird"

An Northeast Airlines Boeing 727-295 depiction uses DXT3 no-mip bitmaps to reproduce the yellow fuselage and tail markings, with image assets included rather than a full model. Collectors acquire the Erick Cantu (Vistaliners) base model separately, and the B72720VL.ZIP file in the Fly Away Simulation library ensures compatibility.

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All Nippon Airways Boeing 727-200 1987

ANA assigns the Boeing 727-200 variant for 1987, with ATC id N8843E and ATC flight number 722, by Frank Idone, and the variant uses the B727200_VL designation; production of this jet family totals 1,831 aircraft built from 1963 to 1984.

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Khanty Avia (Northern Siberia) Yak-40

An authentic Khanty Avia design presents a Yak-40 configured for cargo and passenger service in Northern Siberia. SCDS Yak-40 v1.3 is the intended platform, not compatible with v1.2RC, and the core SCDSYK40.ZIP file is required prior to installation, with rivet accents visible on the airframe.

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Fourth of July Bombardier CRJ-200LR

By Steven Lyall, the CRJ-200LR appears as a fictional American colorway featuring a reflective finish, moving wheels, and full lighting, along with animated control surfaces, cabin doors, and thrust reversers. A self-installing file accompanies the offering, emphasizing dynamic systems and visual detail for a single variant.

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Manx Airlines BAe 146-300

Manx Airlines Web Colours visuals depict the BAe 146-300 with registration G-MIMA in its final months under Manx Airlines before being integrated into those colours. The work requires an original Jon Murchison/ARNZ model and credits graphics to David Fox, preserving the Manx Airlines appearance through its later colours.

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Canadian Boeing 767-375 ER

Designed for AI use, this 767-375ER operates as an AI aircraft. It uses six distinct LOD models, which adapt as distance increases so the displayed model becomes simpler, reducing drag on your computer — Model by AI Aardvark.

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Air China Boeing 757-21B

Air China operates a Boeing 757-21B bearing registration B-2836, with POS757VC.ZIP base asset ensuring accurate alignment with the airframe. It preserves distinctive external markings and color schemes, including tail insignia and fuselage markings across the body, tail, and nose region.

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Ystanbul Airlines Boeing 727-2F2

Jonathan Stewart and Erick Cantu author the B727-200 model, while Sam Chin and Mike Baumann supply the FDE. Arno Aksu handles the color work, with surface work by Erick Cantu and Mike Baumann, and it carries Ystanbul fuselage markings.

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Braniff BAC One-Eleven 200 N1542

Braniff's second BAC One-Eleven N1542 appears in its delivery appearance and is designed for the BAC One-Eleven 200 model by David Maltby. The configuration lists atc_id N1542, atc_airline Braniff, and atc_flight_number 203 under Braniff International delivery.

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USAir Boeing 727-100

Version 2.0, created by Sheppard Avery, centers on the AI Aardvark B727-100 base model and delivers day and night appearances on a white-fuselage representation faithful to USAir’s early 1980s identity, noting the rear-mounted triple-engine layout and T-tail characteristic.

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