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Offering a faithful Midwest Express N301ME livery for the SGA Douglas DC-9-32, this FS2004 texture pack blends photoreal colour matching, refined line work, and night-map support, letting the short-haul JT8D twin appear period-correct across taxiway lighting, wing reflections, and virtual spot-view inspections.
This Playboy N950PB repaint supplies a high-resolution texture set for the SGA McDonnell Douglas DC-9-32 in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, carefully matching vintage logos, metallic reflection maps and panel line detail while leaving the original JT8D performance data and aircraft geometry untouched for accurate short-haul ops.
Frank Idone’s freeware repaint revives the 1975 Aero Trasporti Italiani livery for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, mapping tail I-ATIQ onto the SGA Douglas DC-9-32 with period-correct logos, authentic fuselage striping and registry data that fit the Series 30’s extended frame while leaving all flight dynamics untouched.
This freeware Finnair repaint brings the McDonnell Douglas DC-9-41 Series 40 to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, matching the carrier’s historic blue-white scheme across the SGA base model; texture artist Frank Idone includes accurate fuselage striping, tail logo alignment, and correct window spacing for the JT8D-powered short-haul twin-jet.
This FS2004 repaint equips the freeware SGA Douglas DC-9-41 with meticulous Japan Air System livery, combining 32-bit high-resolution BMP textures, refined rivet and panel mapping, and historically matched color codes to replicate authentic short-haul regional jet operations within Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.
Frank Idone’s freeware repaint and livery texture set brings the distinctive Toa Domestic Airlines DC-9-41 scheme to FS2004, mapping high-resolution rivet lines, weathered panels and accurate shadow layers onto the SGA DC-9 Series 40 model—ideal for recreating short-field regional hops across Japan with period-correct JT8D identifiers.
Frank Idone’s Finnair DC-9-51 repaint for FS2004 supplies 32-bit, high-resolution exterior textures for the SGA model, reproducing OH-LYX’s late-service livery with period-correct color placement, precise alpha channels and optimized mipmaps, making the classic JT8D-powered Series 50 visually consistent across dynamic lighting and reflective states.
Frank Idone’s freeware SAS livery for the SGA DC-9-51 supplies calibrated 32-bit texture maps, refined alpha channels and true-to-spec fuselage/tail typography to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. The repaint integrates with native SGA animations and LOD logic, keeping frame-rate, flight-model and virtual-cockpit behaviour unchanged while enhancing visual fidelity.
Iberia’s Douglas DC-9-30 repaint for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (FS2004) layers high-resolution, photoreal textures onto Erick Cantu’s SGA base model, preserving authentic rivet lines, metallic sheen and updated flag-carrier livery, while integrating Fraser W. Turner V9.1.0 flight dynamics, optimized aircraft.cfg data and accurate short-haul twinjet performance.
Classic Iberia repaint for the freeware SGA Douglas DC-9-30 supplies 32-bit high-resolution texture maps, accurate cheatline geometry, and historically correct tail logos for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004; bundled aircraft.cfg entries align with Fraser Turner flight dynamics, preserving the original SGA model while giving the short-haul twinjet authentic retro visuals.
Japan Airlines MD-87 freeware add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9) employs the well-known SGA base model, supplying accurate external geometry and a faithful Daniel Halpern repaint; this classic narrow-body McDonnell Douglas jet installs via a standard [fltsim.x] aircraft.cfg entry to expand any virtual JAL fleet.
This repaint adds KLM’s classic blue-and-white scheme to the SGA DC-9-30 platform, matching registration N8986E and embedding ATC tags (airline, flight 935) for accurate radio calls. Optimized texture mapping, native flight model retention, and empty model/panel/sound slots keep the package flexible for cockpit, sound-set, and gauge merges.
Henry William’s freeware repaint for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 applies photo-real KLM branding to the SGA DC-9-30, retaining crisp panel lines, accurate registration and subtle specular reflections that blend seamlessly with Erick Cantu and Fraser W. Turner’s original aerodynamics, weight tables and regional performance profile.
Freeware repaint for FS2004 applies Midwest Express colors to the SGA DC-9-30, delivering precise color matching, optimized alpha channels, and accurate panel alignment while preserving Erick Cantu aerodynamic modeling and Fraser W. Turner flight dynamics. Retro fleet builders will appreciate true-to-era window spacing and the authentic N940N registration.
Dedicated to FS2004, this repaint package supplies Northwest Airlines’ classic red-tail livery for the SGA DC-9-30, delivering a fully formatted aircraft.cfg entry with ATC ID N8986E and flight number 935 for seamless fleet integration, UI sorting and authentic call-outs.
SGA’s MD-87 narrow-body jetliner for FS2004/FS9 couples the developer’s proven exterior model and authentic flight dynamics with Daniel Halpern’s high-resolution Scandinavian Airlines repaint, providing accurate wingspan, JT8D engine positioning, LODs, and aircraft.cfg entries for seamless fleet or AI traffic integration.
Accurately renders Scandinavian Airlines’ classic Douglas DC-9-30 for FS2004 through a high-resolution repaint that layers photoreal metal sheens, precise cheatline alignment, and refined night maps onto the SGA base model, giving sim pilots airline-specific registry data, window framing, and nacelle reflections without altering flight dynamics.
Tail-mounted JT8D turbojet realism underpins SGA’s newly engineered MD-80 base pack for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, combining Erick Cantu’s high-poly exterior model, Fraser Turner’s V9.1.1 flight physics with XML-coded systems and animations, and sharp Alaska Airlines and American Airlines liveries for authentic payload and performance figures.
Targeted at Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 flyers, the SGA McDonnell Douglas MD-87 add-on merges Erick Cantu’s brand-new 3-D mesh with Daniel Halpern’s detailed Iberia livery and Fraser Turner’s bespoke FDE/XML set, yielding a faithfully proportioned twin-jet airliner showcasing refined flight dynamics, optimized animations and FS9-native performance.
SGA’s native FS2004 MD-90 integrates Erick Cantu’s refined exterior mesh, Jim Campisi’s Delta Air Lines high-resolution repaint, and Fraser Turner’s bespoke FDE/XML flight dynamics logic, delivering precise engine parameters, accurate flap and gear animations, and seamless ATC identifiers for realistic short- to medium-haul operations.
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