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Eclipse 500 for FS9 ACOF Version 3

An Eclipse 500 variant presents an all-new panel and a full virtual clickable cockpit with a working passenger exit. The twin-jet carries a two-person flight crew and 4–6 passengers, while animated pilot, spoilers, and gear operate alongside custom gauges.

: 20.39 MB
: 9.6K
: 5/5

Complete with Base Model

Fs 2002/2004. Fokker 100/70 Package. Aircraft, Panel, Sounds, and an American Airlines livery

Project Fokker delivers a highly realistic model featuring callouts, a custom panel and gauges, and retractable stairs, and much more. Steven Braggs handles distribution, and the setup emphasizes cockpit detail and realistic operation for enthusiasts.

: 19.24 MB
: 8.6K
: 5/5

Complete with Base Model

FS2002/FS2004 Cessna Citation C-550 Bravo, BAC International Bank

Based on Keith A. Whyte's Cessna Citation Bravo, this airframe is associated with BAC International Bank and owned by a Costa Rican PVC producer who also operates a Citation Excel. It carries a Guatemalan tail number and frequently visits MRPV Tobias Bolaños, Costa Rica.

: 8.3 MB
: 8.1K
: 4/5
: 8

Complete with Base Model

FS2004/FS2002 Boeing 717-200 Delta Airlines - Old & New colors

Project SkyWorks presents the Boeing 717-200 as its first aircraft release, highlighting a modern variant with full moving parts such as ailerons, flaps, elevators, rotating engine fans, turning wheels, spoilers, passenger doors, thrust reversers, and transparent windows. Model by Rob Tarlton, Administrator James Jaw.

: 8.34 MB
: 6.5K
: 5/5
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Cessna Citation X

By Alejandro Rojas, the aircraft features an interactive virtual cockpit and full moving parts, and is documented by images Citation.jpg and Citationcockpit.jpg, offering a concise snapshot of its digital representation and dynamic mechanical behavior today.

: 11.24 MB
: 5.7K
: 5/5
: 6

Complete with Base Model

American Airlines A300B4-200

With American Airlines colors, the A300B4-200 depicts a metal finish and authentic logos while it animates doors, cargo holds, and control surfaces. External and internal lights—running lights, beacons, and navigational markers—function dynamically, and wing views with multiple camera perspectives enhance structural appreciation.

: 1.95 MB
: 5.3K
: 5/5
: 3

Complete with Base Model

FS2004/FS2002 Continental Express ERJ-145

This model supports two versions and depicts real detail, including functioning reverse thrust, spoilers, elevators and flaps, with the original model credited to Mike Stone, and it emphasizes straightforward results for basic surface behavior characteristics.

: 1.01 MB
: 4.2K
: 5/5
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Boeing 747-400RR, Qantas Airways

Powered by Rolls Royce engines, the 747-400 variant uses four wing-mounted powerplants and carries Qantas branding on the fuselage, distinguishing the design with a distinctive engine layout in this rendition for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

: 9.16 MB
: 3.9K
: 5/5
: 3

Airbus A320-200

An Airbus A320-200 variant uses CFM56-5A3 engines and a tailored payload, available in two variants: light A3202K4L.ZIP and full A3202K4F.EXE by Stefano Piccinini, with a maximum range of 3045 nm and a service ceiling of 37,000 ft.

: 20.17 MB
: 3.9K

Complete with Base Model

Posky Air Force One Boeing 747-200

A Boeing 747-200 variant carries presidential transport styling, Nick Peterson shapes its flight dynamics, and Bill Kovatchev applies the paint finish. The model delivers authentic handling and includes articulated control surfaces and night lighting for improved realism during low light operations.

: 3.79 MB
: 3.8K

Complete with Base Model

KLM McDonnell Douglas MD-11 W/VC

Two variants exist for the KLM MD-11, one labeled No VC and another VC-equipped, the latter featuring a virtual cockpit. Credit goes to Wes Archibald and model by Simmer's Sky, the listing recognizes McDonnell-Douglas as the manufacturer and assigns flight number 11 to the airline.

: 8.37 MB
: 3.5K
: 4/5
: 1

Complete with Base Model

UPS Boeing 727-200

UPS-marked Boeing 727-200 presents a tri-jet with articulated wing structures and opening exits, while interior wing views reveal cargo-focused perspectives. Erick Cantu supplies the detailed airframe model, and Steve Drabek contributes the UPS markings, with advanced lighting and reflective exterior surfaces enhancing the characteristic appearance.

: 3.47 MB
: 3.4K
: 5/5

Complete with Base Model

Emirates Airlines Airbus A340-300 A6-ERM

By Project Open Sky, this Emirates A340-300 adds a fully articulated exterior with independent gear, wing flex, and 2D/3D engine fans, while registering as A6-ERM. The package features multiple engine variants (-5C2, -5C3, -5C4) including an enhanced A340-313E with raised MTOW and a detailed virtual cockpit with interactive gauges and rain effects.

: 9.12 MB
: 3.3K
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Boeing 737-700 BBJ (Boeing Business Jet)

By Project Open Sky, the BBJ variant models the 737-700 with VIP-focused configuration and authentic flight dynamics, including independently suspended landing gear, correctly responsive control surfaces, and opening passenger doors. Tommy Wyatt provides an individualized coloration, while the model features full-night lighting, wing flex, tilting bogies, and thrust reversers on touchdown.

: 5.7 MB
: 3.2K
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Lufthansa Airbus A319-111

The model presents a Lufthansa A319-111 powered by CFM engines and registered as D-AILA, with Project Airbus responsible for the design and Luke Spoor credited for the associated work, forming a concise, fact-based note that emphasizes the operator, variant, and powerplant.

: 8.51 MB
: 3.1K
: 1

Complete with Base Model

British Airways Boeing 777-236

Registration G-ZZZA anchors a B777 variant named Sir Frank Whittle in the old Landor identity. It features a 32-sided fuselage and engines, with maintenance mode including opening engine cases and a deployable Ram Air Turbine.

: 2.82 MB
: 2.9K
: 4/5
: 3

Complete with Base Model

Bombardier/Canadair CRJ700-ER

Two separate models accompany the CRJ700-ER, version 4.5.3, with one GPWS-enabled and another simulating an invisible altimeter knob. Registration C-FJFC is reflected in the factory demonstrator finish, dynamic virtual cockpit with cockpit controls, night lighting, deployable airstair, and a thrust reverser system.

: 10.65 MB
: 2.9K
: 8

Complete with Base Model

FS2002/2004 Iberia Boeing 747-200

The 747-200 variant v3 adds 3D wheels and a new interior while retaining existing features of this version, including dynamic shine. The fuselage uses DXT3 for other parts to boost frame rates and reduce size, with no mips and credits to Steve Drabek.

: 3.4 MB
: 2.8K
: 2/5
: 1

Complete with Base Model

/ FS2002 CRJ-200ER Southern Winds

British European operates a POSKY CRJ-200ER, V2 GMAX, in Air France colours. It features fully animated control surfaces, independent suspension, animated thrust reversers, rolling wheels, and an opening door, plus virtual cockpit, 3D pilots and cabin interior, reflective surfaces on cabin and cockpit windows, and full night lighting.

: 3.54 MB
: 2.8K
: 3

Complete with Base Model

McDonnell Douglas MD-80 Base Pack

Two MD-83 variants, Alaska N943AS and American N499AA, are built on the SGA MD_8x base model, reflecting a shared airframe with distinct registrations. The JT8D-219 engines deliver 18,900 pounds of thrust, underpinning the configuration and its flight dynamics.

: 4.58 MB
: 2.6K