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Hapag Lloyd Airbus A300B4-200

The A300B4-200 variant carries the registration D-AMAX and links to Hapag-Lloyd, with ATC data listing D-AMAX and flight number 372. By SGA, the model bears ui_type A300B4-200 and ui_variation Hapag-Lloyd, while the configuration marks a heavy jet setting.

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1.69 MB
Total Downloads
270
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Shaheen Air International Tu-154

A Tu-154B-2 variant presents the SAI variation, with Ali Mujtaba credited for its painting, and the design aligns with a Pakistan-based operator profile, reflecting an early-2000s regional transport context. It depends on TU154LCG.ZIP by Tibor Kokai for compatibility.

File Size
3.07 MB
Total Downloads
270
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2
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Air Liberte Douglas DC-10-30 F-GPVA

Two variants of the DC-10-30 tied to Air Liberte use registration F-GPVA and follow the SGA1030 baseline. One variation bears the Droits de l’Homme motif with a BA insignia briefly, the other displays Air Liberte branding without the BA mark; both reference atc_heavy=1 and atc_id F-GPVA as they rest at Opa Locka near Miami.

File Size
10.28 MB
Total Downloads
265
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Nordair Canada Convair CV990A

Erick Cantu provides the original Convair CV-990A model, with Tony Madge applying Nordair branding for a complete stand-alone add-on that features fully animated controls, landing gear, and flap deployment, along with historically inspired flight behavior and a high-speed profile.

File Size
6.01 MB
Total Downloads
265
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1
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Boeing 747-400 Demonstrator

MelJet provides a 747-400 variant in demonstration colors for the Pratt & Whitney engine version, with the model by Melvin Rafi and color work by Pantee Farhangi. The configuration emphasizes a classic mid-era airframe, supported by the two creators responsible for the master model and its appearance.

File Size
2.1 MB
Total Downloads
265
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1
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Cargo Air Lines Boeing 747-200

Three variants of a B747-200 for a private Israeli carrier are represented with registrations 4X-ICM, 4X-ICL, and 4X-ICN. The model comes from Project Open Sky and is painted by Ido Rosenthal, while featuring fully animated control surfaces and main gear steering.

File Size
7.8 MB
Total Downloads
265
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South African Airways Boeing 747-200 "Springbok"

Lebombo-marked SAA Boeing 747-200, registration ZS-SAN, by Philip Foglar, aligns with the Project Open Sky base model for aviation simulation. It uses 32-bit format files and delivers 3D wheel and bogie animation, fully animated control surfaces, independent suspension, and opening passenger and cargo doors.

File Size
5.69 MB
Total Downloads
262
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10
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Delta Airlines Boeing 767-322/ER

Delta Airlines operates a 767-322/ER variant based on Sunny Xia's B763ER model, powered by Pratt and Whitney engines and featuring the B model passenger/door arrangement. It requires SUNNY737.ZIP and provides ATC data with N134DL for Delta and flight number 1123.

File Size
3.03 MB
Total Downloads
258
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Air New Zealand Douglas DC-10-30

By Joe Lehrmann, the DC10-30 variant depicts visual elements for the model and requires SGA1030.ZIP to function with the base airframe, aligning with a single configuration. It centers on a single variant and relies on SGA1030.ZIP for integration.

File Size
2.08 MB
Total Downloads
257
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Pakistan International Airbus A300

Pakistan International Airlines operates the A300B4-200 on high-density short- and medium-haul routes, and the model relies on the SGA_A300B4-200.zip file from Stewart-Global Aircraft to represent the variant used by the carrier, aligning with the reference for that fleet.

File Size
3.04 MB
Total Downloads
257
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2
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MK Airlines Boeing 747-2R7F SCD 9G-MKQ

Operators MK Airlines feature a cargo-focused Boeing 747-2R7F SCD built on a Gmax model by C. Vincent Cho with surfaces refined by Marcelo Allende, registered as 9G-MKQ. The design includes extensive animations, including cargo door operation via specialized commands, wing flex, and illuminated night indicators for realism.

File Size
3.79 MB
Total Downloads
255
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4
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Azal Azerbaijan Airlines 757-22L

By Project Open Sky and Mike Pearson, this Boeing 757-22L bears registration VP-BBS and 32-bit reflective surfaces that capture light across the fuselage. It relies on the Project Open Sky base model with twin engines, full control-surface animation, wing flex, and landing gear and doors that function in the simulation.

File Size
5.63 MB
Total Downloads
253
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2
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All Nippon Airways Boeing 747-400D

JA8099 drives a high-density 747-400D tailored for short-haul routes, with winglets omitted to ease gate operations. Project Open Sky, with Joo Hong-Yoon providing cosmetic work, delivers the model and keeps it fully compatible with the standard flight simulation environment.

File Size
13.57 MB
Total Downloads
252
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6
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United Airlines Boeing 747-122

An authentic Boeing 747-122 representing United Airlines with registration N4713U, built atop Project Open Sky’s 747-200 v3 framework. It showcases 32-bit reflective surfaces and polished metal detailing, with Michael Pearson refining the panel reflections, while subsystems enable independent suspension, articulated control surfaces, and tilting bogies for authentic ground and air behavior.

File Size
5.46 MB
Total Downloads
250
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1
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Lufthansa Airbus A340-642 D-AIHA

Flightcraft’s A340-600 base model underpins the release, depicting Lufthansa A340-642 with registration D-AIHA and named Nurnberg. The exterior features a 32-bit reflective finish that highlights Lufthansa branding and tail markings under varied lighting, while the depiction emphasizes authenticity through precise proportions and crisp edges.

File Size
3.13 MB
Total Downloads
249
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2
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Evergreen Airbus A310-203

Harald Nehring builds a GMAX-based A310-203 for Evergreen, with markings by Nige Edwards reflecting a transition-era identity; the twin-jet runs CF6-80A3 engines, shows full-motion control surfaces and two-phase wheel rotation, and omits a virtual cockpit.

File Size
1.82 MB
Total Downloads
249
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2
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Aerolineas Argentineas Boeing 747-200 LV-OOZ

The model presents a Boeing 747-200 for Aerolineas Argentineas, registered LV-OOZ, developed by Project Open Sky with design input from C. Vincent Cho and Yosuke Ube. It features fully animated control surfaces, independent suspension, rolling wheels, opening doors, and reflective surfaces with accurate flight dynamics.

File Size
10.35 MB
Total Downloads
246
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3
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Western Boeing 727-200 N2801W

Erick Cantu’s Vistaliners Boeing 727-200 model carries Western Airlines markings from the late 1970s, with a corrected right-side flag placement and registration N2801W aligned to the real aircraft. Kevin Sparkuhl applies the color work, while Richard Probst supplies a cockpit option and a robust sound, under the file name B727-200-Western1977.

File Size
9.26 MB
Total Downloads
244
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2
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Alaska's Boeing 727 N297AS

An Alaska Airlines Boeing 727-2Q8/Adv designated N297AS serves as a signature aircraft, flying charter missions for the Seattle Seahawks in the late 1970s and early 1980s with distinctive markings. Its lineage runs from PSA/N791L to Alaska and later to American Trans Air as N776AT, with original model by Mike Stone and coloring by Alejandro Hurtado.

File Size
2.7 MB
Total Downloads
243
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Biman Douglas DC-10-30

Bangladesh Airlines operates a Douglas DC-10-30 registered S2-ACO, based at the City of Hazrat-Shah Mahkdoom, forming a four-aircraft fleet. The first DC-10 enters service at Zia International Airport on September 23, 1983, with three more added later that year, credited to Aziz Palas.

File Size
1.18 MB
Total Downloads
242
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