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Pan Am Boeing 747-200

The Pan Am representation uses the original Project Open Sky 747-200 model and reproduces billboard markings with exact color fidelity. It features adaptive wing flex and rolling wheels that respond to flight conditions, and realistic thrust reversers animate on approach and landing.

: 3.86 MB
: 796

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Alitalia Cargo Boeing 747-228F/SCD

An Alitalia cargo freighter in the 747-228F/SCD family, a 747-200 variant from the 1970s, uses a Project Open Sky base modeled by Marcelo Allende, with remastered surface elements rendered in DXT3 format. It uses a complete animation set, independent control surfaces, wing flex, and opening cargo holds.

: 3.23 MB
: 795
: 5

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Avensa Douglas DC-10-30

Original model by FFX/SGA Group defines the DC-10-30 variant, and Adalberto Pereira receives Avensa credit today worldwide. Panel adaptation by Mike Baumann completes the setup here, aligning the DC-10-30 variant with the described configuration today.

: 18.17 MB
: 791
: 9

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Turkish Airlines Airbus A340-300

By Aerodesign, the Turkish Airlines A340-300 variant carries registration TK340 and ATC flight number 1982, with UI designation A340-300 (AeroDesigns) and Turkish Airlines variation. The data block references atc_airline=Turkish Airlines, atc_id=TK340, along with sim=CFM56_340_AD-V1.2, atc_heavy=1, and visual_damage=1.

: 9.04 MB
: 786
: 7

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Swiss Boeing 747-400

Project Open Sky presents a Boeing 747-400 in Swiss markings. The design highlights a three-dimensional gear assembly, delivering mechanical realism during landing and taxi across long-haul operations for virtual pilots, emphasizing robust mechanical fidelity worldwide.

: 12.4 MB
: 775
: 7

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Fictional Heavily Modified Tu160

An extensively modified Tu-160 cruises at Mach 3 and FL800 on hydrogen power, delivering a 11,800 nm range and carrying four high‑pressure tanks with 2000 gallons each. The airframe uses a carbon coated graphite/titanium compound, reducing weight by one third, while turbofans and rockets power different flight phases with a bypass-assisted intake above FL100.

: 16.82 MB
: 768
: 2

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FSP Boeing 777 Base Pack

By Mitsushi Yutaka, FSPainter presents two Boeing 777 variants with a white base for customization. The 777-200 AAL carries registration N796AN and flight number 673 under American Airlines, while the 777-300 ANA WIND shows JA751A for All Nippon Airways, flight 673.

: 1.79 MB
: 762

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Braniff Douglas DC-8-52

Braniff International operates a DC-8-52 variant rendered in Crayola-era colors, reflecting late-60s to early-70s styling, with seven color options such as Blue, Lite Blue, Green, Red, Orange, Tan, and Yellow, and a paintkit_dc-8-50.zip file accompanying the project. Retro AI Group backs the effort.

: 1.07 MB
: 754
: 1

MD-83 AI Replacement Pack

Three MD-83 AI aircraft, previously assigned to Soar, Pacifica, and Airwave, are replaced by counterparts for AirTran, American, and Delta, by Tony Potter. The change adjusts the MD-83 configuration to enable proper callsigns and references an aircraft.zip file, with an airline_list_2004.zip option for callsign data.

: 1020.97 KB
: 753
: 1

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KLM McDonnell Douglas MD-11

By iFDG, this MD-11 in KLM branding bears registration PH-KCI and features a refined exterior with added winglets and an extended tail cone. The model reproduces tri-jet powerplants including GE CF6-80C2 or Pratt & Whitney 4460/4462, and offers an optional extended-range configuration for long intercontinental flights.

: 5.25 MB
: 734

Complete with Base Model

FS2004/FS2002 Boeing 727-200 BWIA

Original model credits Kevin Trinkle and Gary Carlson, while Erick Cantu and Jonathan Stewart handle modifications and GMax design; Mike Baumann provides the FDE, and Henry William handles color work. An accompanying image named b727bwiag.jpg appears alongside.

: 3.91 MB
: 711
: 4

HNAC A300B4-605R Base Package

The A300-600 variant represents msn #423, registration F-WWAV, the first A300B4-605R built, and American Airlines takes delivery on April 20, 1988, with the airframe remaining in service as N91050. The model features a two-crew EFIS cockpit with digital avionics and a moving horizontal stabilizer, retracting gear, and a three-stage engine fan.

: 1.06 MB
: 708
: 3

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Garuda Indonesia Douglas DC-9

Three variants exist for the DC-9 in Garuda Indonesia styling, showcasing a trio of options built around a shared airframe. Original by SGAir/FFX, with color work by Rio Gunawan, and a gate-side screenshot illustrates the subject.

: 2.5 MB
: 703
: 6

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Boeing 767-300, Lloyd Aero Boliviana

AI Aardvark presents a Boeing 767-300 for Lloyd Aero Boliviana, featuring 32-bit color data and a detailed base model. Twin turbofan power, animated landing gear, flaps, and control surfaces accompany compatibility with AI traffic setups and manual flight plans, situating operations across South America.

: 1.02 MB
: 703
: 1

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British Airways Boeing 777-236ER G-VIIY

Operator British Airways presents a 777-236ER with registration G-VIIY, built from MelJet base by Melvin Rafi and refined by Alex Macdonald and Dickson Chan, featuring fuselage markings, a Union Flag tail, and intricate hand-painted engine components for GE and RR configurations. Wing sections and wheel detailing accompany routes from London Heathrow to Toronto and Dubai.

: 4.55 MB
: 698
: 1

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SST2010 North America

Four models cover Air Canada, American Airlines, Pan American, and United Airlines, with a canard and swing-wing layout delivering Mach 2.3 cruising speed. The models animate multifunctional control surfaces, swing-wings, rolling wheels, and steerable front gear with landing lights and suspension, while a panel hosts Garmin GPS 500, autopilot, and ATC.

: 3.57 MB
: 693
: 9

Federal Express Douglas DC-10

An updated member of the SGA lineup presents the DC-10-30 variant for FedEx, delivering dynamic shine, full animations, and opening passenger and cargo doors, complemented by accurate lighting and wing views. Credits go to Steve Drabek for the visual work and Fraser Turner for custom animations, with a sample configuration note listing atc_id N14056.

: 2.21 MB
: 688
: 2

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Dalavia Tupolev Tu-204-120

Tu-204-120 variant powered by Rolls-Royce RB211 turbofans features an Aeroflot-inspired finish and a digital replica crafted by Robert Versluys. The model uses a Gmax mesh and 32-bit external surfaces for crisp detailing, presenting a mid-distance capable twin-engine design with accurate engine inlets and airplane markings.

: 1.43 MB
: 685
: 1

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Alaska Airlines MD-83

MD-83 variant designed for AI traffic uses a v2 model and offers two finishes, clean and dirty, derived from Antti Salo's paint kit. The original model comes from FSPainter, with AI flight dynamics by Hiro and coloring by Imre Kiss; registration N975AS anchors Alaska Airlines within the AI fleet.

: 795.2 KB
: 683
: 1

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Iran Air McDonnell Douglas MD-11

The model places Iran Air’s white-and-blue branding on an MD-11 and delivers a cockpit with six cathode-ray-tube displays, digital instrumentation, and wind-shear alert. Engine options include GE CF6-80C2 or PW 4460/4462, and the offering concentrates on the passenger variant amid real MD-11 families.

: 3.39 MB
: 682
: 3