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Weathered Japan Airlines texture set and repaint for Mike Stone's SA380 wide-body brings a realistically grimy A380-100 to Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9), supplying full-resolution diffuse, bump and alpha layers, correct airline identifiers for ATC and parking, and seamless integration for AI or flyable use without altering the original model.
This repaint package delivers Airbus A380-100 factory rollout livery to Mike Stone’s SA380 model for FS2004, supplying a dedicated Texture.Factory set with correct aircraft.cfg entries, high-resolution DDS textures, balanced mipmaps and consistent alpha layers, ensuring accurate color fidelity, subtle surface reflections, negligible frame-rate impact and proper ATC heavy tagging.
The Boeing 737-200 Advanced for FS2004 brings a Valentino Rossi paint scheme to the proven FFX airframe, aligning neatly with Tinmouse’s cockpit panel and giving Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 users a classic short-haul twinjet variant complete with period-accurate visuals.
FFX Group’s GMax-built Avensa 737-400 add-on plug-in for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9) delivers a precise Classic-series airframe, featuring full control-surface and gear animations, assignable airstairs, retractable canoe landing lights, and a high-resolution Adalberto Pereira livery, while retaining the stock cockpit and CFM56-3 soundset for straightforward panel integration.
Optimised for FS2004/FS9, this Avensa Boeing 767-300ER add-on blends iFDG’s twin-engine, twin-aisle model with Adalberto Pereira’s high-resolution livery; clever aliasing to the default 777 cockpit and 737 soundset keeps VAS overhead low, suiting virtual airline schedules that favour classic Latin American paint schemes.
Premier Aircraft Design’s freeware CRJ700-ER v4.5.3 drops a factory-demo livery on a finely tuned Bombardier regional jet model, pairing true-to-spec flight dynamics with an animated airstair, working thrust reversers, dual-option GPWS/invisible-baro panels, detailed night lighting, cabin wing views, and a full-function virtual cockpit backed by a dedicated CRJ soundset for FS2004 pilots.
Released for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, this Premier Aircraft Design CRJ700 repaint kit provides clean 32-bit BMP texture maps, layered templates and editable alpha channels for detailed livery creation; experienced painters will appreciate the structured PSD-ready files, succinct help guide and precise UV mapping tailored to the PAD regional jet model.
David Maltby's detailed BAC 1-11 500 airframe drops in the distinctive Arkia 4X-BAR livery, expertly repainted by Felix Tchvertkin for FS2004 pilots. The package brings a high-resolution exterior model, authentic flight dynamics and multiple LODs for efficient frame rates, ready to integrate with your preferred panels and soundsets.
iFDG’s freeware MD-11 for FS2004 renders Swissair HB-IWC with high-definition PBR-style textures, full dynamic lighting, animated flaperons, spoilerons and accurately timed gear sequencing, while the six-CRT glass cockpit, dual-channel autopilot and selectable CF6-80C2 or PW4460/4462 thrust profiles mirror real-world performance parameters. Winglet-tuned aerodynamics and cabin wingviews complement reflective coatings on the wide-body fuselage.
Freeware FS2004 add-on delivers iFDG’s Martinair Cargo MD-11 PH-MCW trijet with photoreal livery, high-resolution reflective maps, accurate specular bloom, fully animated elevators, ailerons, flaperons and landing gear, wingview cameras, custom beacon and taxi lights, plus six-CRT glass cockpit logic that preserves realistic flight management and engine parameter behaviour for GE CF6 and PW4000 variants.
IFDG’s FS2004 Air Canada 767-375ER freeware package models the Pratt & Whitney-powered wide-body twinjet in updated colors, blending reflective textures, dynamic shine, moving flaps, flaperons, service doors and cabin attendant with a glass cockpit and realistic thrust data, ideal for intercontinental, extended-range route planning in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.
Targeted at AI-traffic enthusiasts, this FS2004 Japan Airlines 747-200F Super Logistics repaint uses the proven AI Aardvark model, supplying 16 LODs for resource-light rendering and steady frame rates. Delivered in crisp 32-bit BMPs yet easily converted to DXT3, the package meshes cleanly with TrafficTools flight plans.
FS2004 pilots can add Aeroflot’s inaugural Airbus A321 VP-BWN in the latest corporate colors, rendered with compact DXT3 maps for minimal VAS draw, full FSPainter external model, authentic control-surface animations, accurate wingflex, and a Michael Pearson repaint tuned for smooth frame rates on legacy FS9 rigs.
Aerorepublica’s MD-81 repaint for FS2004 pairs FSPainter’s lightweight, multi-animation model with optimized DXT3 bitmaps, yielding smooth frame rates for both AI density and hand-flown routes; Michael Pearson’s livery includes accurate Colombian branding while retaining full moving-parts, nightmap and traffic-friendly geometry for reliable VATSIM or offline schedules.
McDonnell Douglas MD-83 painted in Aerorepublica Colombia scheme for FS2004 uses FSPainter’s lightweight airframe with DXT3-compressed bitmaps retouched by Michael Pearson; ideal for AI scheduling or manual hops, this optimized add-on retains smooth FPS, animated control surfaces, and precise texture mapping on resource-limited rigs.
Retro-themed repaint brings PH-TVE Transavia Holland’s 1978 scheme to the FFX Boeing 737-2K2C/Adv in FS2004, delivering photoreal textures, correct ATC identifiers and visual-damage flags while keeping default panels, sounds and checklists untouched—ideal for pilots seeking authentic charter-era colour on their classic twin-jet.
Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-400 “Canakkale” texture set brings TC-JET registration, accurate flag-carrier titles and subtle weathering to the proven FFX 737-400 model for FS2004, utilising the sim’s visual_damage flag, custom ATC identifiers and refined alpha-channel work without altering flight dynamics or panel configurations.
Evergreen’s N123EV Boeing 757-200 for FS2004 combines Project Open Sky’s polished external model, complete with reflective textures, functioning cargo bays, animated control surfaces and night lighting, with JP Visser’s accurate repaint, multiple engine variants and an updated FDE calibrated to manufacturer data, giving hardcore simmers dependable transcontinental payload performance.
Enrich FS2004’s narrow-body fleet with SGA’s freshly built Douglas DC-9-21 base model matched to Amer Yordi’s 2003 Aeropostal “Alas de Venezuela” paint; leverages the original SGA920 package, retaining Erick Cantu’s mesh and Fraser Turner’s FDE/XML for accurate performance, while supplying high-resolution exterior textures under tail YV-13C.
FS2004/FS9 flyers seeking a workhorse narrow-body can slot this Kittyhawk Boeing 737-800 add-on into their hangar; the download features a fictional, winglet-equipped Alaska Airlines paint (the real fleet uses non-winglet 800s), leverages default panel and sound, preserves full aircraft.cfg variants, ATC callsign data, and visual-damage flags.
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