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Biman Boeing 707-300

Bangladesh Airlines operates a Boeing 707-300 with registration S2-ACK, a fleet addition tied to the 1972 expansion when two such jets officially join the airline. The original type is AI Aircraft, by Aziz R. Palas.

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KLM Douglas DC-9-30

This KLM-configured DC-9-30 uses Henry William’s detailing and relies on the SGA DC9-30 base model (SGA930.zip) by Erick Cantu and Fraser W. Turner. It features two rear-mounted turbofan engines and a tail-engine configuration, and records atc_id N940N with flight number 935 in the [fltsim] block, paired with Flight Dynamics V9.1.0.

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Lufthansa Boeing 737-200 D-ABHX

Erick Cantu models the Boeing 737-200 with registration D-ABHX, while Mike Baumann refines its flight dynamics and Henry William applies Lufthansa markings. The exterior geometry faithfully captures the airframe, and wing and landing gear animations respond to pilot input, as depicted in Lufthansa-Boeing-737-200-D-ABHX-fs2004-1.jpg.

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Lufthansa Airbus A340-642 D-AIHF

Registration D-AIHF accompanies Lufthansa A340-642, nicknamed Lübeck, with a Flightcraft-built base model complemented by Mike Pearson’s branding for the final visuals. The four-engine airframe features extensive animation of flaps, speed brakes, and landing gear, and uses 32-bit surface finishes to enhance reflective realism.

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Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-400 TC1

An homage to Southwest's crown-themed branding, this color scheme for the Boeing 737-400 integrates the standard flight deck, systems, and flight model from the base aircraft. Compatible with the default model, it uses a TC1 folder and carries atc_id N737T with atc_airline Southwest, while freeware by Tony Potter.

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SAS Douglas DC-9-51

By Frank Idone for SAS, this SAS-themed presentation for the DC-9-51 uses the SGA base model and preserves fuselage markings and tail identity in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. The Series 50 variant measures 133.6 feet in length, with JT8D engines up to 16,000 pounds of thrust, adapted for compatible operations in the depicted era.

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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.

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Series 30 Demonstrator DC-10-30

Dynamic Flexing Wings and refined flight handling characterize the Series 30 Demonstrator for the DC-10, modeled by SGA with artwork by Frank Idone. The package relies on base SGA1030.ZIP and includes a matching fltsim entry with atc_id N1339U, reflecting the aircraft’s extended wingspan and added center main landing gear.

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Yemenis Airbus A330-200 7O-ADP

FSPainter builds an AI-ready model, and Paolo applies a Yemenia coloring for the 7O-ADP registration on an A330-200 variant. The configuration includes atc_id 7O-ADP, ATC parking code IYE, and a heavy flag set to 1, while ui_type identifies the aircraft as A330-200.

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Singapore Airlines Boeing 707 9V-BEY

Ruud Joosten delivers an authentic Singapore Airlines variant for the Boeing 707, matching the 9V-BEY registration and designed for the Captain Sim Legendary B707 add-on. It supplies only image assets named CS707_singapore_rj, located in the variants folder, and requires owners of the payware to operate.

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Air China Cargo Boeing 747-200F B-2462

Project Open Sky gives the Boeing 747-200F model and marks it as a single variant designed for precise identification. Registration B-2462 and flight number 2462 appear as the official identifiers, tying the airframe to specific operational data.

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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.

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Lloyd Aereo Boliviano Boeing 757-200

Project Open Sky delivers the Bolivian operator's 757-200 variant, archived under the POSKY 757-200 folder. Asset data use the DXT3 format to reduce memory load, while cockpit viewing benefits from a 0.62 to 0.68 zoom range and original sound for the 757 by Aaron Swindle and Brandon Williams.

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KH Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800

American Trans Air 737-800 with Winglets is modeled with full moving parts, dynamic shine, and custom lighting, employing a scratch-built visual using Gmax and custom surface details. Flight dynamics are entirely new and tested by a 737-rated commercial pilot, with model credits to Erick Cantu and FDE by Shawn Anderson.

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JetsGo McDonnell Douglas MD-83 C-GKLN

A JetsGo MD-83, registration C-GKLN, presents authentic exterior visuals created for the SGA MDX series model, file name SGA80.ZIP. Powered by JT8D-219 engines delivering about 18,900 pounds of thrust, the MD-83 supports up to 172 seats and has a wingspan of 32.88 meters.

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Aeroflot Tu-204 2003

An Aeroflot Tu-204PS90 variant carries its 2003 branding and serves in AI traffic while offering a full flight model for manual control. The original model comes from AI Aardvark, with Mike Pearson handling the personalization, and the powerplant uses PS90 engines to define its performance.

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Canadian Boeing 737-200 (OC)

Erick Cantu builds the B737-200 variant and Mike Baumann supplies the FDE for it, while Henry William applies the Canadian colors to complete the finish. The arrangement centers on the B737-200 variant, with credits for the model, flight dynamics, and coloring clearly associated with the named contributors.

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Factory Livery Airbus A380-100

Factory variant for an Airbus A380-100 uses a graphics-only conversion originally modeled by Mike Stone and refined by Christophe Bouville, requiring SA380.ZIP and the MS 380 directory. The entry designates ui_type A380-100, ui_variation Factory, and ATC fields with Airbus, flight number 380, heavy flag set, while ATC parking codes are AIB and gate-type alignment.

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AirTran Boeing 737-700 (NC)

Two variants exist, including AirTran737-700(NC)-AI and AirTran737-700(NC). The AI version uses DXT3 for faster loading and frame rates, while the flyable edition employs 32-bit color depth for enhanced visuals, and it marks AirTran's first of its type to enter service in 2004, by John Newman.

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Project Open Sky Bombardier CRJ-100

CRJ-100 and CRJ-200 variants receive refinements, including revised parameters and improved fuel and payload settings, plus a PDF reference manual. Project Open Sky provides the base model, by Warren C. Daniel, for the accompanying work; flight dynamics map wing lift, engine thrust, and control-surface effectiveness, while visuals highlight fuselage lines and engine cowlings.

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