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Base ModelThe model depicts the 747-400C cargo variant, in a limited run of four aircraft, with a 211-foot wingspan and a 231-foot length. Its first flight occurs on September 9, 2006, and it carries seven p…

Wing views target the SGA/FFX Boeing 737-300/400 duo, presented by Steve Quinn and designed to operate with addon panels. They rely on Massimo Grassi’s 737pan.zip panel to function and cover two va…
Base ModelUnited Nations variant of the 727-200 carries registration ZS-NZV and references the base sim B727200A_VL. Original model by Erick Cantu and paint by Dirk Kiefer accompany the release, with a defau…
Base ModelDreamwings model (v3) powers a fictional Embraer 170 variant, using 32-bit formats on the fuselage, tail, and engines and DXT3 on the wings to boost frame rates. By Phillip Tan, it lists registrati…
Base ModelAn FS2004 variant presents a Boeing 747-300 in classic KLM colors, with Project Opensky providing the original design and Ben Jones applying the finish. It includes fully animated control surfaces,…
Base ModelRegistration DQ-FJC anchors a twin-engine 767-300 operated by the Fiji-based Air Pacific, illustrated with a high-fidelity exterior model and 3D animations. By John J. Schumacher, the cockpit layou…

Eight Boeing 757-200 aircraft are owned by Israeli operators El Al, Arkia, Sun D'or and Israir, displaying 2003 schemes. By Yarden Ben Dor, Israel Airlines and VATIL are credited, while Project Ope…
Base ModelThe model depicts a Boeing 737-300 with registration 9M-AAN for Air Asia, and includes a wing view function. Thai AirAsia branding Carabao appears on the service aircraft, and the asset clearly bea…

British Airways presents a Landor variant of the Boeing 737-400. ATC ID G-DOCZ accompanies the setup, with ATC airline Speedbird noted in the configuration, and the ui_variation recorded as British…
Base ModelErick Cantu's FFX / Vistaliner B727-200 models gain four weight and cargo configurations, including three passenger variants and a dedicated B722 F 210K lbs cargo option. The simulations run with J…
Base ModelThe carrier's 747-200 appears in four photoreal designs, spanning the 1970s through 1998, with the model by Project Open Sky and artwork by Felix Tchvertkin, highlighting historical-era aesthetics …
Base ModelA completely new Gmax model drives this release, and it stays faithful to the real aircraft in many aspects. It includes both flat and coned tails, and opens passenger and cargo doors with working …

An enhanced DC-10-30 model in 1991 Lufthansa colors, it features wings that flex with takeoff, turbulence, and landing, and flight dynamics refined with pilot feedback. It relies on the base file S…
Base ModelRegistration PK-GXX pairs with night textures and reflections, while moving parts such as flaps, spoilers, rotating engines, 3D rotating wheels, 3D gear bays, and thrust reversers animate in respon…
RepaintOperator DHL colors showcase a Boeing 757-236 (SF) modeled on the Project Open Sky baseline, authored by Wes Archibald, with fully operable doors, 3D cabin crew, and advanced flight dynamics that m…
Base ModelN100BA carries registration for an A300B4-603, msn 414, and ties this airframe to Lufthansa's early fleet in European routes. Originally delivered to Lufthansa on June 25, 1987 as F-WWAS, the airfr…

A Boeing 737-800 carries registration TC-APU and relies on KH737800.ZIP as the base model to represent the configuration. The presentation emphasizes clear visuals and a straightforward identificat…
Base ModelRNAC operates a 737-300 variant, version two, with full moving parts and folding wings, and real beacons. An accompanying image rnacb737.jpg complements the model, while improved visuals align with…
Base ModelOriginates from a FSpainter model and applies 100% accurate fuel and weight figures, with Air Canada, Emirates, House, and Singapore Airlines colors. For users, the flaps and autopilot interface wi…

Arkia operates two Boeing 757-300s, one in standard colors and one bearing a special Athens 2004 Olympics branding, with the VC installed. Project Open Sky receives credit, while Yarden Ben Dor pai…