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Florida Air Transport Douglas DC-6A

DC-6A variant is based on the original Tom Gibson and FSAviator model, with a panel and sounds added by Manfred Meyer and registration N70BF. It adopts the carrier's colors and remains compatible with the DC-6A framework.

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Pan American Grace Airways DC-2 NC14268

By Tim Scharnhop, this Panagra DC-2 skin uses original work by Gerard Kranenbarg and Jan Visser and requires the prior installation of the Douglas DC-2. Registration NC14268 identifies the aircraft named Santa Ana, a DC-2-118A (MSN 1301) in service from 1934 to 1941.

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Faucett Douglas DC-3

Faucett Peru’s Douglas DC-3 variant presents authentic mid-1960s markings with registration from around 1967. Alex Colka creates the original work and Serdar Badoglu adapts it for this version, focusing on exterior visuals while the base DC-3 model remains required.

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Mid Continent Convair 240

Depicts N90663 circa 1952 on a Convair CV-240 with Mid Continent fuselage markings by Gary Harper, tied to Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper’s CV-240. kb_reference CV240_ref accompanies ui_variation Mid Continent Airlines and atc_airline Mid Continent, while prop_anim_ratio=0.9 animates the propellers.

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Interior Airways C-46

A Curtiss C-46 Commando variant carries Interior Airways markings, reflecting an early 1960s Alaskan operation and bearing the registration N4860V. By Guzman, Pepper, and Tom Gibson; Dave McQueen completes the finish, and it relies on the c46ga.zip base model to appear in two compatible simulators.

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PSA Douglas DC-3 N36644

Pacific Southwest Airways operates a DC-3 with registration N36644, associated with the PSA variation. It serves routes connecting San Diego, Burbank, San Francisco and Oakland, reflecting historical PSA use of the type before the DC-4 replaced it.

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Qantas Airways Douglas DC-4

DC-4-1009 with VH-EBL is shown as it would appear in 1954, tracing its origin from Trans Australia Airlines in 1946 and its 1949 acquisition by Qantas. The configuration marks atc_id VH-EBL and atc_airline Qantas, with atc_flight_number 723 and prop_anim_ratio 0.9.

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Newark Air Museum DH104 Dove V2

The DH104 Dove variant carries the registration G-AHRI and shows museum-origin markings associated with Newark. The DH104v2.zip file bears credits to Derek Palmer for the base work and to Brian Withers for refinements to the updated Dove model.

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Andes Ecuador Curtiss C-46 Commando HC-ACZ

Wayne Tudor provides modifications for a Curtiss C-46 originally modeled by J.R. Lucariny, with the enhancement noted as C-46_COM.ZIP. The Andes variant uses ATC ID HC-ACZ, with the airline of the same name and flight number 460.

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Northwest Territorial Airways Douglas DC-3

C-GWIR, registered to Northwest Territories Airways, is paired with the NWT_GWIR file on the MAAM-SIM DC-3 base model, reflecting the 1986 scheme. The All Theaters expansion accompanies cockpit resources and flight-handling data for authentic operation.

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Pacific Western Airlines DC-6B

Gary Harper provides an asset for the Douglas DC-6B that shows CF-PWF in 1969, tied to Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson’s design. The configuration lists atc_id CF-PWF, atc_airline Pacific Western, and atc_flight_number 151, with an internal label pwa identifying the visual set.

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Austrian Government Douglas DC-2 A-500

An Austrian Government variant, A-500, for the DC-2 carries MSN 1320 and Austrian fuselage markings from circa 1934. Created by Tim Scharnhop with contributions from Gerard Kranenbarg and Jan Visser, it relies on the base DC-2 from the Uiver Team and a Fly Away Simulation model credit to Alexander Schreijnders and Jan Visser.

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Aeroejecutivos Douglas DC-3 YV-440C

Two variants carry the YV-440C registration, including a standard and a medium VC version. Caballo Viejo credits go to Roberto Leiro and Juan Ernesto Oropeza, and the project relies on a base DC-3 setup with BPB_FS9.ZIP as a prior element. It rests at Caracas Airport within Venezuela.

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Pan Am Douglas DC-2 NC14271

By Tim Scharnhop, a DC-2 variant bears Pan American World Airways registration NC14271, with service beginning in March 1935 and later transfers to Mexicana, Avianca, and Johnson Flying Service as N4867V. Today the Museum of Flight in Seattle owns it and shows N1934D in TWA colors.

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TWA L-749A Constellation

TWA operates twelve L-749s and twenty-eight L-749As, and the L-749A bearing registration N6001C is Star of New Jersey, associated with service from 24 March 1950 through September 1966. Francisco Sanchez-Castaner’s payware Lockheed L-749 Constellation is required, obtainable from Abacus’s Platinum Collection.

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Canadian Pacific C-46F Commando

By D. Stewart, DXT3-format visuals present a C-46F Commando operated by Canadian Pacific Airlines in the 1950s, based on the C46A model. The data lists ATC ID CF-CZG and flight number 251, and references C46GA.ZIP as the origin for the imagery.

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BCPA Douglas DC-6

This representation shows the BCPA DC-6 VH-BPF as it appeared circa 1950, anchoring the model to a specific registry and era. The airframe is built as an overwater sleeper configuration, capturing the aircraft's long-range layout used by the carrier.

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Lufthansa Douglas DC-3 D-ARPF

Variant DC-3-194G registers as D-ARPF (C/N 1943) and begins life with KLM as PH-ALV Valk. It serves Luftwaffe as NA+LC from 1 June 1940 to June 1945 and features Wright Cyclones with a right-side passenger door.

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Altair DeHavilland DH104 Dove VH-CJXY

Altair's DH104 Dove CJY variant is depicted, bearing registration VH-CJY as part of Altair's late-1960s operations. Derek Palmer develops the work and Clive Ryan refines it, while the base model DH104V1.ZIP is required to integrate properly within the family.

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Iraqi Airways Viscount 735

Three Viscount 735s enter Iraqi Airways service in late 1955, with a fourth airframe built as a series 733. One original airframe sustains major damage in April 1973 and is sold for spares, while the Iraqi first airframe becomes G-BFMW with Alidair Scotland, and the other survives as G-BFYZ with Guernsey Airlines.

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