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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.

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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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AirTrain Boeing 737-700

Two Boeing 737 variants, the -700 and -800, include winglet and non-winglet forms with AirTran branding. Fictional registrations N737AT and N738AT are slated for service entry in 2004; Tsutomu Urakawa models the airframe and John Newman supplies imagery, using 32-bit depth with alpha and no mipmaps, and a non-AI configuration enables standalone operation.

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Sky Europe Boeing 737-500

Sky Europe operates a Boeing 737-500 variant with registration HA-LKO, presenting a focused example within the catalog of classic jet types. The setup requires AIAFS9UP.ZIP to function, and accompanying notes describe a straightforward dependency to be observed when configuring the model.

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AI DC-8-52 Airline Textures 1

Artwork for Dee Waldron's AI Douglas DC-8-52 covers Air Canada, Aeronaves de Mexico, CP Air, Delta, Eastern, and Garuda, dating to circa 1971. A DC-8-50 subset lists Japan Air Lines, KLM, National, Nordair Canada, Scandinavian, UTA, United, with credit by Gary J. Smith and Dee Waldron.

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Free Spirit Boeing 767-300ER C-GBZR

The B767-300ER variant with registration C-GBZR is depicted in Air Canada service as Free Spirit, using a dual-identity designation Air Canada/Free Spirit. The model includes animated control surfaces, flaps and flaperons, plus an opening exit, cargo door, and flight attendant, reflecting detailed engineering and high-fidelity systems.

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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.

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5.46 MB
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Merpati Boeing 737-200 HARI

Two Merpati variants exist for the 737-200 by AI Aardvark, designated reflective and no_refl, both built on the aia_737_200 core. The Hari designation links to the 732_hari.zip, with atc_flight_number mz224 on reflective and atc_airline mz2251138 on Merpati, while ui_variation records Merpati.

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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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Braniff Boeing 747SP-27

A new model has a full range of animation, including accurate flaps and landing gear, plus night lighting. It bears the registration N606BN, and uses the 747SP-27 Braniff International Airways designation, with Mike Stone credited as original creator and Jean-Jacques Parel handling final refinements.

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Eastline Tu-214

A Tu-214, a modernized counterpart to the Tu-204, uses efficient turbofan engines and advanced avionics. 32-bit imagery renders Eastline branding for a Russian operator, with AI Aardvark supplying the framework and Mike Pearson applying distinctive detailing, while the model remains AI-friendly and suitable for manual flight.

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SGA Douglas DC-10-40I Base Pack

DC-10-40I by Stewart Global Aircraft gains dynamic wing flex and refined flight dynamics, with two airline visuals—Northwest Airlines and Japan Airlines—and a ready-to-use base configuration. Creators Fraser Turner, Erick Cantu, Jonathan Stewart, and Rick Fisher lead the project, while the atc_id JA8541 marks the Japan Airlines variation.

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4.16 MB
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Air France Cargo Boeing 747-200F F-GBOX

F-GBOX marks a Boeing 747-200F variant associated with AIR FRANCE, with ATC flight number 201 and heavy code 1. Project Opensky supplies the model, described as Version 2004.1.0 and powered by GE CF6-50E2 engines, listing a maximum range of 5,650 nm and routes such as Tokyo-Sydney.

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6.35 MB
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Belavia Tupolev Tu-154

Belavia operates a Tu-154B-2 with registration EW-85741, a variant attributed to Tibor Kokai and Matevz Mevzelj. TU154LCG.ZIP becomes a requirement, and an Aircraft.cfg block sets atc_id=EW85741, ui_manufacturer=Tupolev, ui_type=Tu-154, and ui_variation=Belavia, with panel credit to Dmitry Kolesnik.

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American Airlines Boeing 727-200

Gary D. Jones presents the Astrojet variant for the Boeing 727-200, identified through the sim entry cf722v2-J17R, and the UI variation bears the American Airlines Astrojet label, aligning the model with a classic airline identity.

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Union de Transports Aeriens DC-10-30

UTA-marked DC-10-30 features Dynamic Flexing Wings and refined flight parameters developed with a real-world DC-10 pilot, delivering more authentic handling during taxi, takeoff, and approach. Coloring by Frank Idone preserves branding, and operation relies on SGA1030.ZIP to function correctly.

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Boeing 747 Master Paint Kit

A Boeing 747-100/-200 variant from Project Open Sky covers a pre-painted Delta 747-100. Model designers Mitsushi Yutaka and Hiroshi Igami, with Flight Dynamics Designer Warren C. Daniel FDE V1.8, contribute the core engineering, while Gary Hayes handles the painting and Sal Parillo is credited.

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House Colors Boeing 737-500

An 737-500 variant appears in roll-out colors, presented as a bare-metal form. A JPG image documents the model by Paul van Harte, and shows a screenshot captured in flight; the file references FS2004 for reference.

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Bahrain Royal Flight Boeing 747SP

The 747SP carries registration A9C-HMH and dates to April 1999, establishing the distinct airframe within the documented lineage. Mike Stone supplies the original aircraft, and Mohammed Al-Khalifa diligently and carefully handles the repaint for this airframe.

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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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