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John Travolta's private aircraft, the 707-138B nicknamed Jett Clipper Ella, appears with Quantas V-Jet fuselage markings after a careful restoration. The visuals are freeware and intended for noncommercial use, and the 707-138B variant is available through a historic-jet archive site, with accompanying images jt1.jpg and jt2.jpg.
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Complete with Base ModelMelvin Rafi supplies the base model, while El Djak applies the color work for a 777-200ER associated with Garuda Indonesia. A screenshot depicts the aircraft on a runway, offering a visual reference to the credited creators.
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Complete with Base ModelAn Airbus A310 in Lloyd Aero Boliviana presentation, rendered with 32-bit imagery, comes from FS Painter who also supplies the aircraft model and base visuals. It features many moving parts and remains framerate-friendly for AI traffic scenarios.
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Two 1980s color variants accompany the Scanair A300B4-120, a SAS charter arm, which bears registration se-dfk and construction number 094, reflecting historical branding. Requires SGA_A300B4-200.zip, with artwork by Magnus Edstrom, and targets use with the A300B4-200 family.
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Complete with Base ModelAn 737-800 with Winglets model, based on the FFX/SGA 737-800 design, supports night lighting, full moving parts, dynamic shine, and realistic flight dynamics for the AAVA network worldwide. Credit goes to Tom Dennis for AAVA.
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Complete with 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 pallets of cargo or up to 10,422 cubic feet.
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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 variants, with both configurations sharing a common panel reference to ensure a consistent viewing experience across variants.
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Complete with 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 default panel and sound present.
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Complete with 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 registration HZ-ERA, Saudia as the operator, GE CF34-8E engines, and flight number 1233.
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Complete with 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, opening passenger and cargo doors, tilting bogies, rolling gear, animated thrust reversers, and fully reflective surfaces with detailed flight dynamics.
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Complete with 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 layout aligns with authentic procedures, while iFDG assets improve flight dynamics and apply reflective mapping for branding fidelity.
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Complete with 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 bears the identifier b_737_300_airasia.
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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 Open Sky equips a preinstalled VC.
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Complete with 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 airstairs.
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SGA's MD-83 variant features a 32-bit hi-res presentation and a Gmax-based model that includes flat and coned tails, working airstairs, and opening passenger and cargo doors. Delta is listed as ATC airline, and the aircraft provides user-controlled animations for landing lights, wing fold, and doors, while noting the old Super 80 FDE and accuracy limitations.
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Complete with Base ModelAlbert Bouwman develops the model, Alvaro Villegas provides the FDE, and Hugo and Antonia apply the paint, forming a compact team that aligns technical design with visual polish and preserves a clear authorship trail across the build.
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Complete with 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 response to control inputs. By Aswandana, creator.
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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 identification cue for use in routine virtual flight planning.
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Complete with Base ModelSGA models an Airbus A300B4-200 in Continental Airlines colors, credited to Steve Drabek, and has moving ailerons, spoilers, and flaps, along with opening passenger and cargo doors and wing views. The design aligns with specifications and remains accessible through the aircraft list.
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Jim Campisi presents a Pan American B747-200 variant in old colors, modeled on a B747-200 baseline. Nacelle and wing textures come from Amir Alemohammed, and the work is freeware not intended for monetary gain.
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