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Sayakhat Airlines Ilyushin IL-76TD

Sayakhat Airlines operates the Ilyushin IL-76TD, listing IATA code W7 and ICAO code SAH, with the callsign Sayakhat, while ATC data records UN76834 and flight number 76. The record reflects a single variant within this catalog.

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JAL Douglas DC-10-40

Japan Airlines operates a DC-10-40 in new colors, with Jan Schillmann and Christoph Schipke designing it. The DC-10-40 variant highlights the two creators, and a flight image shows the jet in airborne form, offering a clear view of its size and silhouette.

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Austral Lineas Aereas MD-81 LV-WPY

This MD-81 bears registration LV-WPY, presenting a faithful representation of a classic Argentine domestic jet. Facundo Sacchi's work uses a DXT3 format with an alpha channel to deliver dynamic reflectivity across the fuselage surfaces visually.

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America Airways VA Boeing 767-400ER

America Airways pilots use a Boeing 767-400ER variant developed for their operations, designated AMA767 in the accompanying naming. A ground-level screenshot caption confirms the aircraft appears as part of America Airways' operation, highlighting its role as a dedicated model for that operator.

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SAS Douglas DC-9-41

Frank Idone applies a Scandinavian Airlines appearance to the DC-9-41 variant on the SGA DC-9 Series 40 base model, aligning the work with SAS’s mid-era operations and the aircraft’s regional role. The airframe carries registration SE-DBW.

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Philippines Airlines Airbus A300B4

Philippine Airlines operates a flyable Airbus A300B4 variant featuring 32-bit finishes and high-resolution artwork by FS Painter, while Mike Pearson shapes the distinctive color layout. The twin-engine wide-body expands capacity on select international and domestic services, reflecting its era and range.

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Air Canada Boeing 727-200 (1982)

By Frank Idone, registration C-GYNG and construction number 45783/128 define a 1980s Air Canada presentation on the B727-200. It pairs a metallic base with red chevron markings and is compatible with the Vistaliners B727-200 freeware model, identified as B727200_VL in the configuration as ac82.

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United Airlines Boeing 737-300 (NL)

AI Aardvark creates a lightweight Boeing 737-300 variant for United Airlines, while Mike Pearson refines the visuals, and the model supports AI traffic while remaining suitable for hands-on flight. High-detail visuals highlight windows, engine cowlings, wing surfaces, and the tail, with branding preserved for United’s identity.

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J-Air CRJ-200ER

Derived from the Project Open Sky CRJ200 model, this variant features fully animated control surfaces, rolling wheels, opening doors, animated suspension, thrust reversers, and a full virtual cockpit. Reflective surfaces vary by material, night lighting covers cabin and cockpit, and flight dynamics include full wheels, tires, struts, and engine profiles tested by real pilots.

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Austrian Arrow CRJ-200LR

Project Open Sky supplies a CRJ-200LR variant with artwork by Kent Fortney, reflecting Austrian Arrows styling. The setup assigns ATC airline Austrian and designates the variant as CRJ-200LR, with a named option Austrian Arrows New Color Format.

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Qatar Amiri Flight Boeing 747SP-27

A Qatar Governmental Aircraft entry presents a Gmax model of the Boeing 747SP-27, offering a full range of animation with accurate flaps and landing gear. It includes night lighting, with original aircraft by Mike Stone and colors updated by Jean-Jacques Parel.

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Northwest Airlines Douglas DC-9-14 N8911E

DC-9-14, registered N8911E, appears as a named variant in the SGA DC-9 lineup and carries fuselage markings for DC-9 no.67 operated by Northwest Airlines. It relies on the SGA910.ZIP base file for compatibility, with design by Frank Idone.

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Delta Airlines Boeing 727-232 1979

Delta Air Lines shows a Boeing 727-232 from 1979 in colors, rendered for a tri-jet configuration. It complements Erick Cantu's Vistaliners 727 exterior, with prerequisite B72720VL.ZIP, and employs DXT3 mapping with no-mip bitmaps for crisp visuals and efficient load times.

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Trans World Airlines Boeing 727-200 1970

An accurate Boeing 727-200 for the carrier in a 1970 palette, this rendition shows N54330 markings on a polished fuselage with era-appropriate branding. The aft-mounted, low-bypass tri-jet uses a three-engine layout suited for shorter runways, and requires base model B72720VL.ZIP from the Fly Away Simulation library.

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Noble Air Boeing 737-700

A 737-700 model adopts Noble Air identity, a rendition by Colin Baker. Noble Air forms to operate inclusive tours from Germany and the UK to Turkey and Northern Cyprus, with an Istanbul–Gatwick service beginning in November 1989 and ending in 1991.

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Gmax Source Code For Boeing 707-420

George Carty creates a Boeing 707-420 visual model, built on the B707-320B lineage by Rok Dolenec, with the file B707-436.ZIP. This pairing ties the 707-420 designation to the modified B707-320B baseline and acknowledges George Carty and Rok Dolenec.

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Air Canada Boeing 727-200 (1988)

Frank Idone provides a 1988 Air Canada example for the Vistaliners Boeing 727-200, anchored to registration C-GYNG and serial 45783/128. The effort relies on the B72720VL.ZIP file and designates the model variant AC88, capturing late-1980s branding.

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TAME Airbus A320

Two file variants, A3202K4F.ZIP and A3202K4L.ZIP, align with an Airbus A320-200 by Stefano Piccinini and are supplied by Martin Vilches. The files are freeware, and users place four image assets into the aircraft folder, overwriting existing ones when prompted, with an option to duplicate the entire directory to retain both planes.

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Air Canada Douglase DC-9-32 1988

By Frank Idone, the Air Canada 1988 skin for the SGA DC-9-30 captures the late-1980s identity with a fuselage-lengthened airframe and high-lift wing cues. It assigns atc_id C-FTLL and corresponds to the Air Canada variation, remaining compatible with the SGA DC-9 base model.

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Eastline Tu-204

Eastline-colored Tupolev Tu-204PS90 relies on AI Aardvark’s base model AI204RR.ZIP, with coloring by Mike Pearson, and retains full cockpit functionality, while being optimized for AI traffic, reflecting the combination of branding and practical flight compatibility.

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