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The 757-200 variant introduces the first accurate C32A-specific FDE for the 757200 family. It offers a wingview or virtual cockpit and includes multiple engine variants with distinct thrust maps and fuel burn, enhancing simulation detail.
Complete with Base ModelTu-204-120 variant powered by Rolls-Royce RB211 turbofans features an Aeroflot-inspired finish and a digital replica crafted by Robert Versluys. The model uses a Gmax mesh and 32-bit external surfaces for crisp detailing, presenting a mid-distance capable twin-engine design with accurate engine inlets and airplane markings.
Complete with Base ModelErick 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.
Complete with Base ModelThe 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.

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.
Complete with Base ModelEl Al operates this Boeing 757-200, registration 4X-EBU, modeled with wingview and a virtual cockpit. Opening doors and cargo doors accompany 3D flight attendants, with a C32A-specific FDE spanning 757-200 variants, and different engine variants bring distinct thrust maps and fuel burn characteristics.
Complete with Base ModelAn AI aircraft representing Wizzair, a Hungarian regional carrier serving greater Europe, the Airbus A320 uses 32-bit color data for its surfaces and remains flyable. FSPainter creates the visuals, and Mike Pearson handles the paint.
Complete with Base ModelThe 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.
Complete with Base ModelTwo variants of the Boeing 737-200 include Ameristar configuration and a United edition in the old branding. The United edition uses atc_id N91SN and ui_variation United Airlines Friend Ship, while the Ameristar edition uses atc_id N767TW, with base model 737-200.
Complete with Base ModelModel designers C. Vincent Cho and Yosuke Ube contribute the build, with Nick Peterson providing flight dynamics, and Luiz Antonio Perina applying the decoration for registration PP-VNA on the 747-2L5B variant, while colors and overall identity are coordinated.
Complete with Base ModelMartinair 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.
RepaintOlivier Gerardin credits the TAME variant for the Embraer 170, with fictional HC-CES registration and General Electric CF34-8E engines. It requires the base package DW170BAS.ZIP and uses aircraft.cfg lines to define the fltsim profile for the TAME variation.

Tony Potter delivers an AI replacement set for the B737-400 that swaps five default operators American Pacific, Landmark, Orbit, Pacifica and World Travel for American, Continental, Delta, United and USAir, with all replacements flyable in traffic.

By Salles Monteiro, this adjustment reworks the baseline Boeing 737-400 into a Trump variant, with ATC ID trump, ATC airline Trump, and ATC flight number 0111; it also adds night lighting and reflections to the model.
RepaintAir Gabon maintains two Fokker 28s in its fleet, with original airframes supplied by Project Fokker. Frederic Kabalu completes the color updates to reflect the aircraft’s appearance, crediting the artist for the refresh for this release.
Complete with Base ModelThe 737-200 variant uses Erick Cantu’s updated base model, Mike Baumann’s tuned flight dynamics, and Henry William’s exterior paintwork to reproduce Braniff’s era branding with careful color matching. The 737-200 series accommodates a moderate passenger load on regional to cross-country routes and emphasizes engine thrust behavior along with precise control surface response.

PP-vPH accompanies a Meljet 744 variant, with the original model by Melvin Rafi and finishing by Eduardo Cardoso. The offering carries graphics assets for the base Meljet design, and the original model is required to complete the visuals.
Complete with Base ModelSudan Airways operates a 737-2J8C(A) derived from Erick Cantu’s B737-200 model, configured for Port Sudan–Khartoum service. Mike Baumann develops the FDE and Henry William provides visuals, with logos and airlinetext in Arabic and Latin supplied by Mr Karrar. Minutes after takeoff, the aircraft crashes; a two-year-old boy survives and is listed in good condition.
Complete with Base ModelA low poly Fokker F28-4000 designed for AI use, with 4 LODs and moving gear, flaps and spoilers. Original visuals accompany Citilink-Garuda Indonesia, Icaro Air and TAME-Linea aerea del Ecuador, with model and paintkit by Fernando Martinez.
Complete with Base ModelAn Airbus A300-603 operated by Vancouver Island Virtual Airlines carries registration C-BAVR. The model, attributed to Bernardo Aranda and linked to HNAC's A300B4-603, features moving control surfaces, a 3-stage engine fan, and deploying thrust reversers, while opening passenger doors and a tailhook enable cargo access.