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Northwest Boeing 757-200

Registration N545US accompanies a Boeing 757-200 model featuring Pratt & Whitney engines and a flight dynamics setup that mirrors real performance; wingview or interactive cockpit gauges are available, and opening doors plus cargo access animations enhance realism.

: 7.28 MB
: 153

Air France Boeing 747-200 F-GCBJ

An Air France 747-200 combi bears registration F-GCBJ, modeled by Project Open Sky with visuals credited to JR Bady. The presentation comprises a graphic-only set that requires B747V842.ZIP to render the airframe, pairing the model with the referenced file for display.

: 4.04 MB
: 151
: 5

Complete with Base Model

Southwest Boeing 737-200 'Sand Scheme'

Southwest operates a Sand-colored variant of the Boeing 737-200, with Erick Cantu providing the model and Mike Baumann supplying the FDE, reflecting a collaboration between a creator and an engineer. The alt text notes the aircraft in the air.

: 2.55 MB
: 150
: 3

Aerodesigns Airbus A318-111/121 Extra Models

An Aerodesigns Airbus A318 model presents a fully clickable cockpit and an exterior with animated surfaces, wipers, and windshield droplets, plus wing vortex effects. Pedro Oliveira defines the flight dynamics, while Eric Marciano’s A320 panel integrates with the model, and a dedicated AD318_Uninstal.exe uninstaller resides in the root folder.

: 7.07 MB
: 149

Complete with Base Model

PIA Boeing 747-367 AP-BFX

Pakistan International Airlines operates a Boeing 747-367 AP-BFX, a designation linked to a 1990s styling, and the airframe is presented as a compact, AI-focused model intended for AI traffic simulation and enthusiast reference in flight simulation contexts.

: 972.14 KB
: 149
: 1

US Airways Shuttle Airbus A319

A CSI A319-100 model offers two variants for US Airways and the shuttle. Each uses the A319-2CP6 base and carries distinct registrations, N725US for US Airways and N724US for the shuttle, with US parking codes.

: 1.39 MB
: 147
: 4

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TDA Douglas DC-9-41

Toa Domestic Airlines DC-9-41 for the Series 40 is designed by Frank Idone and carries registration JA8441, reflecting era-specific fuselage markings. It requires the SGA DC-9 model from Fly Away Simulation to render correctly and is compatible only with that base.

: 3.09 MB
: 146
: 1

Repaint

Delta Air Lines Douglas DC-9-10

The Delta carrier's DC-9-10 variant features classic tail markings and fuselage striping with a weathered finish, reflecting an earlier era. It requires the SGA910.ZIP base model and instructs updating the aircraft.cfg to integrate the new configuration.

: 960 KB
: 140
: 1

KLM Embraer 170

In this Embraer 170 for KLM, the Dream Wings model is dressed in the airline’s new colors, and presents a single variant. Tobias Werner is credited for the finish, and the work remains compatible with the earlier generation flight simulator.

: 2.53 MB
: 138

VIASA McDonnell Airbus A300B4-200 YV-160C

An A300B4-200 variant appears here, bearing the YV-160C registration for VIASA and carrying ATC identifiers. The aircraft currently operates as a Tradewinds freighter with the N501TR designation, reflecting ongoing cargo duties in international routes worldwide.

: 451.85 KB
: 137

Complete with Base Model

Middle East Airlines Boeing 747-2B4BM N202AE

MEA's Boeing 747-2B4BM, tail N202AE, appears in a late-1980s combi configuration and is offered by Project Open Sky with Michael Pearson providing the artwork. 3D wheel construction, wing flex, and steerable main gear are included, with animated doors and thrust reversers for authentic handling.

: 5.33 MB
: 136
: 1

Complete with Base Model

SAS Airbus A300B4-120 SE-DFK

Scandinavian Airlines System becomes the first operator for a construction number 094 on an A300B4-200. Magnus Edstrom paints the SAS finish, and SGA is dedicated to exclusive features, accuracy, and frame-rate friendly models for users.

: 2.61 MB
: 136
: 3

Rilo Aeronautics Transport

Rilo Aeronautics models this commercial transport on the 737-400 for a straightforward transition, and equips it with a default cockpit along with moving surfaces, steering, and opening doors, plus night lights and a flight attendant in the rear.

: 4.01 MB
: 133
: 1

PIA Boeing 747-300 AP-BFY

A 1990s-inspired appearance for a Pakistan International Airlines 747-300, registration AP-BFY. The model is by AI Aardvark with coloring by Azhar Munir and relies on AIA743BP.ZIP for visuals, and serves as a revision of a prior 747-400D-based design.

: 391.33 KB
: 131
: 2

Atlantic Airways BAe 146-200

Visuals only attach to the ARNZ/Jon Murchison base model, with updates by David Fox to depict Atlantic Airways markings. The entry assigns atc_id OY-CRG and a flight number of 434, plus type BaE and model BA46, anchoring the carrier identity.

: 933.7 KB
: 131

Itek-Air Tupolev Tu-134A-3 EX-65119

An Itek-Air airliner, designated Tu-134A-3 with EX-65119, supports AI traffic and includes a flight plan. It lists Bishkek (UAFM) departures toward Istanbul, Moscow, Jalalabad, Krasnoyarsk, and Novosibirsk, reflecting Kyrgyzstan's carrier activity and a mix of regional and international connections.

: 1.63 MB
: 123
: 1

Skyservice Sunwing Boeing 757-200 RR

An AI Aardvark 757-200 RR variant renders Skyservice Sunwing colors for the model, identified as AIA B752RR Skyservice SUNWING. It relies on a folder named ssv_sun and requires AIAFS9UP.ZIP; the atc line sets SKYTOURS with flight number 011, while UI fields show Boeing 757-200 and Skyservice.

: 166.7 KB
: 121

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Eastline Yakolev Yak-42

An Eastline-branded Yak-42 showcases a white base on a tri-jet with the third engine mounted at the tail base. The model by Burkhard Renk and color by Mike Pearson anchor AI traffic while delivering reliable performance with minimal frame-rate impact.

: 313.41 KB
: 121
: 1

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Western Boeing 737-200

An entry showcases a 737-200 in Western Airlines branding, base model by Erick Cantu, flight dynamics by Mike Baumann, and visuals by Henry William, capturing era insignia and period colors. Exterior cues emphasize authentic geometry and the engine sound characteristic of the jet.

: 2.88 MB
: 118
: 3

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Aer Lingus Boeing 737-200 (OC)

Erick Cantu shapes a Boeing 737-200 with a vintage Aer Lingus green design and a shamrock tail, while Henry William applies the artwork and Mike Baumann supplies Flight Dynamics Engineering for authentic handling. The combination preserves the JT8D-powered twinjet’s silhouette and the distinctive fuselage markings, aligning historical aesthetics with precise performance modeling.

: 2.19 MB
: 116
: 2