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Project Open Sky supplies the Boeing 757 model for Britannia Airways, with Thomas Cook visuals used exclusively. Jonathan Morgan handles the colors, and the image filename fs9-1.jpg confirms the re…

An Eastern Airlines B727-100 in a fictional variation, version 2.0, uses the AI Aardvark base and provides day and night visuals for the 727-200 model, with AI Aardvark supplying the core setup and…

Family Air introduces a Boeing 757-200 skin by Robert Dennard for the 757-200 family, and showcases the operator’s newest aircraft. The design centers on a single variant and delivers a distinct vi…

Replacement graphics for the AIA 727-200 present a Dayton, Ohio cargo carrier's color scheme. It requires the original AIA 727-200, and credits Bob Jarvis for the color treatment, per the contribut…
Base ModelSwiss A320-214 HB-IJI, named Creux du Van, carries C/N 577 and originates from F-WWDT for Swiss service. It includes Flight Dynamics for a CFM56-5B4 engine and a series of 48 Flights to main destin…
A design for the BAe 146-300 family targets the RJ-100 variant with a low-polygon, nine-level-detail configuration that sustains frame rates in busy AI traffic scenes. David White collaborates with…
RepaintAir Pullmantur branding graces a Boeing 747-200, pairing authentic color palette with the airline’s identity, credited to David White. Exclusively compatible with the AI Aardvark 747-200 family, it…
Base ModelDaniel Nole creates a Varig 737-341 variant with the PP-VOD registration, featuring a tuned flight model and authentic markings. The compilation includes 90 2004 flights reflecting Varig timetables…
Base ModelSouthern Winds operates a 737-200 Advanced with LV-YGB, enhanced by Daniel Nole’s updated flight model and 30 scheduled flights reflecting 2004 Argentine domestic routes. The AirFile for JFAIB732 i…
Base ModelAn aircraft in Argentine carrier colors, a Boeing 737-236 registered LV-ZIE, presents flight-path data from early 2004 and a revised .air file, created by Daniel Nole. JFAIB732 airfile, aarg2 textu…
Registration B-2827 anchors a Boeing 757-200, the airframe associated with RR-RB211-535E4 engines, a pairing that defines the powerplant configuration used for this model. The underlying model come…
RepaintBraniff International operates a BAC 1-11 200 in medium blue, registration N1541, depicted by Garry Russell from David Maltby’s base model. Two variants exist, with a brief sky blue alternate, and …
RepaintRegistration N1545 appears in the turquoise Braniff variant, with Panagra Green noted elsewhere. The graphics set BNFturquoise accompanies the 200-series model, while visuals are credited to Garry …

Eastern Air Lines provides a 1970s white fuselage look for the Boeing 727-200, highlighting its rear tri-jet configuration, distinctive T-tail, and day-night presentation. This work relies on the A…
An unofficial enhancement for Aerodesigns A306, created with permission, adds a blue cockpit appearance, shifts the cockpit viewpoint to the captain's seat, and introduces night lighting for the co…

Canjet operates a B737-500 variant with atc_id C-GAHB, atc_airline Canjet, and atc_flight_number 506, while the setup uses the internal code cja and requires the FFX735BP.ZIP file to function, with…
Project Opensky's 757-200 variant for DutchBird uses registration PH-DBB and ATC details 922, matching the UI designation DutchBird. It supports Wingview and Virtual Cockpit, includes opening doors…
RepaintGarry Russell presents Braniff’s ochre appearance for the BAC 1-11 200, built on the David Maltby base model and registered as N1550. The variant carries Braniff International branding and maintain…
RepaintRegistered as N1546, the BAC 1-11 200 carries Braniff International Beige, a variant associated with this airframe. Model by David Maltby and visuals by Garry Russell accompany a note that Braniff …

Project Open Sky releases a Britannia-operated Boeing 757-200 model identified by registration G-BYAJ, showcasing a single aircraft configuration from the lineup. Graphics by Jonathan Morgan accomp…