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Complete with Base ModelOperated by Lufthansa, this A340-300 wears Star Alliance branding and incorporates multiple engine configurations, including A340-200 and -300 with -5C2, -5C3, and -5C4 setups, plus an A340-313E variant using -5C4/P engines. The model features fully animated primary surfaces, dynamic wing flex, and a cockpit with fully interactive switches and instruments, plus a Flight Operations Manual.
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Complete with Base ModelA Boeing 757-300 in Transavia colors features a fuselage with a yellow lower section for display, and it can carry almost 300 passengers. The model includes a glass two-member cockpit and links to an image file named tra753os.jpg for reference.
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The Alitalia MD-11, registration I-DUPC, presents a model with a digital flight management system, dual automatic flight control, and six CRT displays. Design updates include enhanced winglets, a reprofiled trailing edge, and a redesigned horizontal stabilizer with fuel storage plus an elongated tail cone.
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Complete with Base ModelLou Voulland creates the original work, Hugo & Antonia Espinosa supply a revision, and Fach016.jpg accompanies the presentation as a visual reference, with credits clearly allocated to the two contributors, ensuring attribution remains transparent throughout.
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Complete with Base ModelJazeera Airways inaugurates service on 30 October 2005 as Kuwait's new national carrier, with flights to Dubai, Beirut, Damascus, Amman and Bahrain, and the model is the A-320-214 variant used on these routes for Kuwait.
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Complete with Base ModelAn authentic United Airlines Shuttle variant, the Boeing 737-522 (tail N911UA) is modeled by FlightFX/SGAir with a refined 3D structure faithful to the 737-500. Fully compatible with two older flight simulations, it displays photoreal exterior detailing, weathered panel lines, and handpainted branding by Marcelo Allende, with window and door layout aligning to the real arrangement.
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Complete with Base ModelArrow Cargo operates a DC-10-30 variant enhanced with dynamic flexing wings that respond to flight phase and atmospheric conditions. Credits list Fraser Turner, Erick Cantu and Jonathan Stewart as model creators, with FDE by Turner and Rick Fisher, panel by Staffan Ahlberg, and tweaks by Mike Baumann and Turner.
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Complete with Base ModelBased on the default B777-300, this edition features a metallic reflective finish with a virtual cockpit and carries ATC data such as atc_id NS-OUV, while the basic gold panel with custom gauges and stereo sound by Mario Coelho is noted.
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Complete with Base ModelThe Boeing 727-200 replica carries a Lufthansa identity, presents a three-engine trijet layout with a T-tail, and features era-appropriate markings. GMax improvements by Erick Cantu and Jonathan Stewart refine geometry, while Mike Baumann's flight dynamics provide authentic descent and approach responses.
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Wingview or virtual cockpit options accompany a Boeing 757-200 variant, featuring opening doors, cargo doors, and 3D flight attendants. Flight dynamics include a C32A-specific FDE across 757-200 variants, with varied engine performance and gauge responses; model by Lee Rosario, Albert Bouwman, C. Vincent Cho, Hiroshi Igami, and flight dynamics by Warren C. Daniel.
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Complete with Base ModelAn MD-series aircraft titled Boeing 737-200 joins the roster as a second edition and uses GMAX to build its airframe, plus dynamic wing and engine views. It features accurate flaps, landing gear, and thrust reversers.
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Complete with Base ModelThe 737-287 variant models Delta Airlines’ branding for two early PC flight-sim editions. A self-contained release has a 32-bit asset set and SGA’s lighting effects, with responsive flaps, fully functional landing gear, and accurately modeled thrust reversers.
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Complete with Base ModelAir Canada operates a Boeing 767-200Pw depicted with classic branding and rendered with 32-bit reflective surfaces. A bonus file accompanies the iFDG 767 in the same branding, while the aircraft model and base surfaces are created by AI Aardvark, and the design remains framerate-friendly with many moving parts.
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Complete with Base ModelAn ffx 737-800 variant carries KLM branding with registration PH-BXA, created by Rick Sharma, and rendered to emphasize photorealistic visuals. The depiction focuses on faithful color and fuselage markings, presenting a precise, stand-alone view of the aircraft.
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Complete with Base ModelProject Open Sky crafts a Boeing 757-200 with C32A-specific data for a unique variant, engine choices cover Rolls-Royce RB211 and Pratt & Whitney 2000 series with distinct thrust outputs and fuel use, and the model supports wingview and Virtual Cockpit modes for cockpit operations.
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Complete with Base ModelOriginal model by Erick Cantu, with Dirk Kiefer handling the paint, presents a 727-294/Adv variant for British Airways. It uses ATC id ZS-NVR and the B727200A_VL sim designation, with a flight number 722, circa 2000.
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Complete with Base ModelA Boeing 737-200 in Ryanair branding (EI-CJO) is presented with enhanced lighting and highly detailed animations for flaps, landing gear, and thrust reversers. The model features dynamic external and cockpit illumination by SGA, wing and engine views, and core visuals by Erick Cantu, Mike Baumann, and Marcelo Allende.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo tail-cone configurations accompany a MD-83 variant, with flat and coned forms, opening passenger and cargo doors and wing-root retractable lights, reflecting Aerolíneas Argentinas branding. SGA supplies the Gmax base model, while Sachi Facundo provides the design, and animations cover spoilers, ailerons, and stabilizers for added realism.
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Complete with Base ModelA GMAX model that is AI compatible and ATC recognized, featuring night lighting and framerates. Designed for Brize Norton 2004 AI setup, it complements any AI fleet, and Nick Black is the official credited author.
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Complete with Base ModelOperating as Ocean Airlines' freighter I-OCEA, this Boeing 747-230F variant presents full motion control surfaces and wing flex animations, alongside powered gear steering and bogie tilting mechanisms. The model mirrors realistic flight dynamics and includes crash physics effects and reflective exterior finishes for added depth.
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