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Complete with Base ModelBritish 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.
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Complete with Base ModelThe CSI Airbus A319 model carries branding for US Airways and US Airways Shuttle, Fahim Safi acts as the creator. A reference image appears as us_air2.jpg, tying the work to the CSI model here globally.
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Complete with Base ModelAir Canada operates two Airbus A340-500s in its fleet, intended mainly for AI traffic and still fully flyable. The visuals come from FS Painter and use 32-bit color data to define the base appearance across AI contexts.
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Complete with Base ModelAirTran operates the first 737-700 delivered in their revised appearance, based on the Kittyhawk Studios model by Erick Cantu and Kittyhawk Studios. The aircraft uses 32-bit main fuselage and tail data with no mips and includes DXT3 for the remainder, with cabin windows repositioned.
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Complete with Base ModelFFX/SGA presents an MD-88 model in the airline’s older colors, painted by Matias Bagnato. The model uses Gmax geometry, reproduces the T-tail and accommodates flat and coned tail configurations, includes working airstairs, retractable landing lights, and high-definition door animations powered by two Pratt & Whitney JT8D-219 engines.
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By Tristan Allworden, refined image files enhance the visual clarity of the default airframe, relying on 32-bit bitmaps for crisper color. The upgrade achieves precise alignment of fuselage windows and doors and preserves clean registration markings that reflect the contemporary Qantas insignia, delivering a sharper external view.
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Complete with Base ModelThe 737-522 aligns with Continental Airlines under registration N10323, and recreates accurate details of the real aircraft. Handpainted detailing blends photoreal elements with dirt effects, and the model adds wing surfaces, doors, and a dynamic shine on slats, engine intake, and windows.
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Complete with Base ModelAn authentic Boeing 737-700 NG model carries Continental Airlines branding, including crisp logos and recognizable gold and blue hues. The work combines the base structure by Tsutomu Urakawa with styling by Fahim Safi, delivering engine nacelles, flap track fairings, and a contoured fuselage.
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Complete with Base ModelUsing FSDS2 for design, the model receives detailing from J R Lucariny, who applies it directly to its surfaces. An image file named 156AW318.jpg provides a visual reference, and the asset resides in the fs2004civiljets directory to anchor the work within a civil jet context.
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Complete with Base ModelBritish Airways operates a 777-236ER registered G-YMMF, modeled on the MelJet design by Melvin Rafi and finished with Union Flag tail and fuselage markings. The variant supports General Electric and Rolls-Royce engines, features handcrafted wing detailing and fully rendered engine nacelles, and serves routes from London Heathrow to Toronto and Dubai.
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Complete with Base ModelRey Lopez crafts the Gulf Air L-1011 variant, named Golden Falcon, as the core model precisely, with careful geometry and faithful silhouette across angles; Mohammed Al-Khalifa adds custom night visuals for enthusiasts and collectors globally.
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An auto-installer by Andrew Handsaker/FSAG provides 20 flight plans for the Adria Airways Airbus A320-200, along with sound and panel. Adria Airways bases in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and operates regular Europe-wide routes using Airbus equipment worldwide.
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Complete with Base ModelAn HS-TGB registration, carrying the SI SATCHANALAI designation, appears on a 747-4D7 depicted with Thai branding by Marcelo Allende. The work uses Project Opensky’s 747-400 v3 gMAX as the base, with image sets reworked from the official paintkit and DXT3 files with an alpha channel for reflections, and compatibility spans two simulation environments.
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Complete with Base ModelFedEx-branded MD-11 operates with three engines (two under wings, one tail) and incorporates integrated winglets, an extended tail cone, a compact horizontal stabilizer with built-in fuel tanks; the cockpit relies on six CRT displays, dual flight management systems, automatic flight control, and wind-shear alert.
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Complete with Base ModelThe 707-420 variant of the Boeing 707 uses Rolls Royce Conway engines and features a tall vertical tail with a ventral fin to meet CAA certification requirements. It operates under PAN AM with ATC ID 0098.
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Complete with Base ModelRegistration N862GA operates as a DC-9-83 (MD83) variant for Allegiant Airlines, based in Las Vegas. The carrier runs scheduled services to Denver, Boston, and Milwaukee and conducts charter flights to destinations in Mexico; Erick Cantu models the DC-9-83 variant, with textures by Chris Trott, under SGA, featuring the New Old Color branding.
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Complete with Base ModelSGA supplies an A300B4-200 base model, while Steve Drabek applies FedEx branding, and a dynamic shine captures realistic reflections with precise logo alignment. The setup animates all control surfaces, doors, and external lights, and the FedEx variant operates between key hubs worldwide.
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Complete with Base ModelA green Jazz branding of the Boeing 717-200 appears in two early sim titles, aligning with regional operations and showcasing a compact airframe. The design uses a twin rear-mounted engine layout, reinforcing the aircraft's regional-jet profile through the model's proportions across the two identified sim titles.
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By Dogan Zorlu, this FS2004 option centers on a Boeing 747-400 model from iFly with SID/STAR procedures and is designed for use with FLY74710.ZIP. It identifies the aircraft model and creator, anchoring the file to the specified ZIP component.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo GE CF6 turbofans power a Boeing 767-300 model bearing Vietnam Airlines branding, with JT9D and PW4000/RB211 variants noted. This configuration delivers a 530 mph cruise speed and a 4,260 nautical mile range, and runs within a 2004-era simulation environment.
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