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SAS Airbus A340-313 LN-RKF

LN-RKF depicts a SAS Airbus A340-313, branded with Scandinavian identity, in a Project Open Sky release with Ben Hewitt contributing the finish. The model depicts A340-200 and -300 variants with -5C2, -5C3, -5C4 engines, plus the A340-313E edition (-5C4/P) with higher MTOW, and a clickable virtual cockpit.

File Size
13.93 MB
Total Downloads
697
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HNAC A300B4-605R Base Package

The A300-600 variant represents msn #423, registration F-WWAV, the first A300B4-605R built, and American Airlines takes delivery on April 20, 1988, with the airframe remaining in service as N91050. The model features a two-crew EFIS cockpit with digital avionics and a moving horizontal stabilizer, retracting gear, and a three-stage engine fan.

File Size
1.06 MB
Total Downloads
697
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3
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Continental Boeing 757-300

Continental variant of the Boeing 757-300 features a real virtual cockpit and opening doors with cargo bays, supplemented by standard animations that simulate exterior operations. By Alexei Yarlykov, the model highlights dynamic shine and cockpit realism.

File Size
2.51 MB
Total Downloads
696
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4
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Aeromexico Boeing 737-700

Winglet model represents Aeromexico's aircraft, a faithful depiction of that airframe, as a visual-only representation that emphasizes form. The work, by Daniel Halpern, is credited to the artist and anchors the presentation through his approach.

File Size
8 MB
Total Downloads
694
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2
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Aeromexico McDonnell Douglas MD-83

Stewart Global Aircraft/SGA models the Aeromexico MD-83 variant, painted by Daniel Halpern/SGA. The DC-9-83 is a development of the DC-9 Super 80 with uprated engines and improved aerodynamics, and the configuration uses ui_type=MD-83 with ui_variation=Aeromexico and model=83.

File Size
2.52 MB
Total Downloads
692
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2
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British Airways Boeing 777-236ER G-VIIY

Operator British Airways presents a 777-236ER with registration G-VIIY, built from MelJet base by Melvin Rafi and refined by Alex Macdonald and Dickson Chan, featuring fuselage markings, a Union Flag tail, and intricate hand-painted engine components for GE and RR configurations. Wing sections and wheel detailing accompany routes from London Heathrow to Toronto and Dubai.

File Size
4.55 MB
Total Downloads
692
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1
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TAP Air Portugal Airbus A340-300 CS-TOB

GE-powered Airbus A340-300 with registration CS-TOB appears in multiple variants, including A340-200/-300 with -5C2/-5C3/-5C4 options and the A340-313E edition supporting -5C4/P. The model includes moving control surfaces, independent suspension, dynamic wing flex, and animated thrust reversers, delivering interactive cockpit gauges and directional lighting cues.

File Size
8.92 MB
Total Downloads
691
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1
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Project El Al Photoreal Boeing 747 Pack

Volumes 1 and 2 combine El Al's B747-200 and B747-400 operations, including one passenger variant, two combi, two cargo 747-200s, and a combi that operates as passenger in summer, with four 747-458s for the 747-400 portion serving European, Asian, and North American routes; Project Opensky supplies the model, and Yarden Ben-Dor delivers photoreal visuals.

File Size
49.77 MB
Total Downloads
689
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16
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KLM Boeing 777-200ER

Built on the MelJet b777-200ER framework from Melvin Rafi, this model adopts realistic colors close to the new KLM appearance. It bears registration PH-BQA, named Albert Plesman, and powers with General Electric GE90 engines, representing an early B777-200ER delivery to the airline.

File Size
2.52 MB
Total Downloads
683
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SST2010 North America

Four models cover Air Canada, American Airlines, Pan American, and United Airlines, with a canard and swing-wing layout delivering Mach 2.3 cruising speed. The models animate multifunctional control surfaces, swing-wings, rolling wheels, and steerable front gear with landing lights and suspension, while a panel hosts Garmin GPS 500, autopilot, and ATC.

File Size
3.57 MB
Total Downloads
683
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9
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Kittyhawk Aeromexico Boeing 737-700

Kittyhawk Studios delivers a winglet-equipped Aeromexico 737-700 model, highlighting dynamic flexi wings, rolling wheels, and movable surfaces that animate with flight cues. Painted by Daniel Halpern, the piece presents a faithful representation of Aeromexico's newest airframe.

File Size
2.91 MB
Total Downloads
681
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2
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SGA Carnival A300 Textures only

The Airbus A300B4-200 aligns with the SGA_A300B4-200 base model and carries a Carnival color scheme. A dynamic fuselage shine creates subtle highlights that respond to sun, cloud, and angle, enhancing the model's visual depth for a more convincing presence.

File Size
1.87 MB
Total Downloads
680
Star Rating
4/5
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3
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Airbus A-319-132, Royal Brunei Airlines

By Azrin I. Hj. Jumat, an external image set for the A319-132 variant operated by Brunei's national carrier appears, with base assets provided by Phoenix Simulation Software. The collection centers on a single visual option and includes a319rba.jpg as a concrete reference file.

File Size
1.19 MB
Total Downloads
680
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1
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Federal Express Douglas DC-10

An updated member of the SGA lineup presents the DC-10-30 variant for FedEx, delivering dynamic shine, full animations, and opening passenger and cargo doors, complemented by accurate lighting and wing views. Credits go to Steve Drabek for the visual work and Fraser Turner for custom animations, with a sample configuration note listing atc_id N14056.

File Size
2.21 MB
Total Downloads
679
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2
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Alaska Airlines MD-83

MD-83 variant designed for AI traffic uses a v2 model and offers two finishes, clean and dirty, derived from Antti Salo's paint kit. The original model comes from FSPainter, with AI flight dynamics by Hiro and coloring by Imre Kiss; registration N975AS anchors Alaska Airlines within the AI fleet.

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795.2 KB
Total Downloads
677
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1
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Aer Lingus Boeing 737-200

Erick Cantu provides a 737-200 base model, while Henry William applies Aer Lingus colors and Mike Baumann tunes the Flight Dynamics Engine for authentic climb, cruise, and descent responses. It includes animated landing gear, flaps, and dynamic lighting to enhance realism.

File Size
2.66 MB
Total Downloads
675
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3
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Iran Air McDonnell Douglas MD-11

The model places Iran Air’s white-and-blue branding on an MD-11 and delivers a cockpit with six cathode-ray-tube displays, digital instrumentation, and wind-shear alert. Engine options include GE CF6-80C2 or PW 4460/4462, and the offering concentrates on the passenger variant amid real MD-11 families.

File Size
3.39 MB
Total Downloads
672
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3
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Boeing 747-400 Martinair

Martinair anchors a standalone rendition of the 747-400, referencing the default configuration, with the Martinair_b747-400.jpg image serving as the visual reference. Colors reflect the Martinair identity on the fuselage, and the Martinair_b747-400.jpg file anchors the presentation.

File Size
2.13 MB
Total Downloads
670
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1
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FSPAP Boeing 737-400 For AI

The Boeing 737-400 variant for AI centers on operator coverage that includes Air Europa, CSA, Futura, Garuda, Hapag LLoyd, KLM in old and new colors, Lion Air, Malaysia Airlines, Olympic Airways, Thai, Turkish, and Varig, by Joe Tan.

File Size
4.28 MB
Total Downloads
668
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
13
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Cargolux Boeing 747-400

The AI Aardvark base model powers the 747-400, carrying Cargolux branding by Phillip Tan and supporting up to sixteen Levels of Detail to balance fidelity with performance. It carries animated landing gear, flaps, and speedbrakes, has no interactive flight deck, and includes a reference image at /userimages/aia744cg.jpg illustrating its appearance for Luxembourg and beyond.

File Size
1.58 MB
Total Downloads
668
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2