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Vacation Express Boeing 737-300

Vacation Express markings adorn a Boeing 737-300 Classic, featuring moving doors, control surfaces, and retractable gear. Exterior geometry by Eric Cantu and color detailing by Wes Archibald yield authentic lines and a white finish with subtle shading, while a stable flight model supports short-to-medium charter operations and analog-era cockpit gauges.

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Hozu-Avia Yakovlev Yak 42

Anton Nikolaev develops the Yakovlev Yak-42 model, with color work by Christian Muenier for the OZU operator, centered at Almaty’s UAAA, and ui_variation Hozu-Avia. ATC details include atc_id UN-42323 and atc_flight_number 42, with atc_airline KHOZAVIA.

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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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Northwest Airlines Douglas DC-9-41

Frank Idone designs a Northwest DC-9-41 variant for the SGA fleet, featuring a Series 40 fuselage that extends capacity to about 125 seats, anchored by atc_id N750NW and atc_flight_number 834, and requires the base SGA940.ZIP model to function properly.

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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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General Air (Germany) Yak-40

Maxim Mysin crafts a color scheme for the Yakovlev Yak-40 v1.3 classic passenger variant, tailored for a compact tri-jet. The SCDSYK40.ZIP file is required for correct appearance, and it does not support Yak-40K v1.2RC altogether.

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Southern Winds LAFSA Boeing 737-200 LV-AGC

Southern Winds Federales branding graces a Boeing 737-200 SW-LAFSA BLANCO, capturing the carrier’s Argentinian regional aviation identity through careful silhouette and color choices. Registration LV-AGC appears on the aircraft, and the configuration explicitly lists this identifier.

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Continental Micronesia Douglas DC-10 N68044

Continental Micronesia operates a DC-10 bearing registration N68044, with a model by SGA and coloring by Evgeni Slepnev; it requires SGA1030.ZIP to function and represents a single variant for this airframe, centered on this Continental Micronesia DC-10.

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Scandanavian Airlines DC-9-41 1984

An 1984-era DC-9-41 bears registration SE-DBW and flight number 984. The freeware SGA DC9 line includes an exclusive option under file name SGA940.ZIP, using the SGA Douglas DC9-40 base model and supporting short-runway operations, with powerplants often JT8D-9, JT8D-11 or JT8D-15.

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Continental Boeing 747-200 N605PE

A Boeing 747-200 wears a Continental-People Express identity and bears registration N605PE, built around a Project Open Sky base model in a collaboration led by C. Vincent Cho and Yosuke Ube, with Nick Peterson shaping flight dynamics.

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CAF Airbus A300-604R

Tom Ball applies Canadian Forces markings to the SGA Airbus A300-600, with changes confined to surface appearance. A single variant, the 604R, appears in a screenshot that shows the CAF aircraft on a runway, and the file name reads CAF-Airbus-A300-604R-fs9-1.jpg.

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Lufthansa Boeing 767-200 2005

Fictional depiction uses 32-bit visuals crafted for the AI Aardvark B767-200, presenting Lufthansa’s 767-200 profile. Lufthansa does not operate the type in reality, so the rendering remains hypothetical, and it relies on a BMP base image swap by replacing the bitmap.

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MK Airlines Douglas DC-8-50

Two variants align with the DC-8-50 airframe, carrying registrations 9G-MKC and 9G-MKF, with file identifiers MKA and MKA1. The arrangement lists KRUGER AIR as the ATC airline and assigns flight code 8675, while the UI type is DC-8-55; model credits go to Dee Waldron and artwork to Vladimir Svoboda.

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Varig Boeing 737-36N PP-VPT

Registration PP-VPT identifies Varig's variant and includes an airfile labeled JFAIB733 along with a revised AirFile for the 737-300 type dated 17-04-04. The compilation covers 90 flights to main national and international destinations served by the airframe.

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Air Contractors Airbus A300B4-200 EI-OZB

SGA builds Air Contractors’ A300B4-200, registered EI-OZB and assigned ATC flight number 8001, with heavy designation and visual damage enabled. The listing designates the model as A300B4-200 and ties the variation to Air Contractors, while the sim field sets a310.

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Caribjet Cargo Lockheed L1011-385

The L-1011-385 Tristar 500 in Caribjet Cargo colors operates between V.C.Bird International (TAPA) and St. Maarten (TNCM), and also serves European gateways such as Ostend (EBOS), reflecting a Caribbean-to-European route pattern today, by Andrew Jarvis.

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Tajikistan Yak-40

By Igor Suprunov, this Tajikistan coloring for the SCDS Yak-40 v1.3 adapts the aircraft for cargo and passenger use, preserving a functional side cargo door. It requires the official SCDSYK40.ZIP file and is not compatible with 1.2 candidate for Yak-40K, while rivet detailing by Zbynek Pavlon enhances panel realism.

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Saratov Yak-40 (NC)

The Yak-40 totals 1011 aircraft from 1966 through 1978, illustrating a defined mid-century production span that shapes the lineage of Soviet regional jets and frames its export footprint. The file SCDSYK40.ZIP is required to work, preserving its usable configuration.

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Hainan Airlines Boeing 737-800 B-2646

The model depicts a Boeing 737-800 from the Next Generation family, registration B-2646, in a Hainan Airlines color pattern. The primary model is by Tsutomu Urakawa, while the Hainan Airlines coloring is by Mike Pearson, and the aircraft supports AI operations yet remains flyable under manual control, featuring 32-bit reflective surfaces and default cockpit panels.

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Kazair West YK40

The Yakovlev Yak-40 model by PAI and Dimitri Samborski forms a Kazair West variant, with Christian Muenier credited for the modification. ICAO code KAW and registration UN87271 are listed with ATC details naming airline KAZWEST and flight number 40.

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