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Douglas DC-3

Registration SE-CFP applies to the Douglas DC-3 variant known as Daisy, operated by Flygande Veteraner with base at Bromma, Stockholm. Version 1.3 includes seven replacement .bmp files for the Daisy variant and carries atc_id CFP with ui_variation SE-CFP Daisy, authored by Per Hjerten and supported by MAAM's R4D and C-47 OY-BPB addons.

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Ecuatoriana Douglas DC-6B

Variant depicts a Douglas DC-6B in Ecuatoriana markings, with base modeling by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson and visuals by Alex Colka. The offering uses the DC-6B base model, carries atc_id HC-ATR and atc_flight_number 601, and supports South American operations.

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Piedmont Martin 4-0-4

N40407 represents a Piedmont 4-0-4 in-service during the early 1960s. It enters Piedmont service in December 1961 and remains with Piedmont until March 1972 as the Blue Grass Pacemaker, bearing ATC identification N40407 and flight number 562 for Piedmont Airlines.

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World Rally 2004 MAAM-SIM DC-3

An MAAM-SIM DC-3 Passenger modification, by Mark Beaumont, introduces a dedicated World Rally-themed variant for the aircraft model and notes compatibility with a separate file WR4_FS9.ZIP that covers the default DC-3. It requires a base install of the R4D-6/DC-3A from MAAM-SIM.

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Avico Douglas DC-6

Avico HC-APF, a DC-6 originally built for American Airlines in 1947, is shown as operated by Avico of Equador from 1968 to 1975. It uses sim file dc6b, with atc_id HC-APF, atc_airline Avico, and atc_flight_number 222, while Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson are credited with the aircraft, and Gary Harper provides the skin.

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Reeve Aleutian Douglas DC-3

MaamSim_DC3 variant wears Reeve Aleutian Airways colors and carries registration N75142. The airframe is associated with service from 1965 to 1975 and a 1996 Idaho accident while flying for Desert Air, with a DXT3 surface-file option included and compatibility with the MAAM-SIM R4D base package plus the OY-BPB expansion.

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Lockheed "Team 1049" Super Fuel Dump Fix

An adjustment to the configuration repositions the fuel-dump contrail for the Team 1049 Super Constellations, WV-2/3s, and C-121 variants, starting the effect slightly behind the wing for proper vaporization. The [smokesystem] entries smoke.0 and smoke.1 reference fx_1049_fueldump, delivering cross-variant consistency, with the fix by David Irons.

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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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Delta Air Transport Douglas DC-3

By Zsolt Kun-Szabo, this modification targets the airline's Douglas DC-3 and references the default airframe. It uses the sample_aircraft.cfg for integration and requires the atc_id field to stay empty to prevent fuselage labeling, with a ground-view screenshot provided.

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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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Australian National Airways DC-6

Wayne Tudor provides a DC-6 variant VH-INV that depicts its circa-1954 appearance after delivery to National Airlines (USA) and purchase by ANA in 1953; the aircraft serves with ANA and Ansett-ANA until 1960, reflecting a mid-1950s aviation history.

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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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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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Delta Airlines Douglas DC-3 "Ship 41"

Delta Air Lines' DC-3 known as Ship 41 sits on display at the Delta Heritage Museum in Atlanta, restored to its original 1940s condition and making appearances at air shows. Credits go to Dale DeLuca and Wayne Tudor for this variant, with compatibility requiring a payware DC-3 add-on.

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Aloha Airlines Viscount 745

An Aloha-registered Viscount 745 carries the designation N7415, purchased in April 1963. The model relies on a Vickers Viscount 700 design by Rick Piper, with visuals assigned to an asset named aloha and a distinctive floral marking reflecting the era.

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BEA Vickers Viscount 701 G-AOFX

BEA's final Viscount 701, G-AOFX, is delivered in July 1956 and sold in August 1962, with the variation British European Airways Red Square and ATC ID G-AOFX, by Garry Russell, reflecting its status in the 700-series lineage.

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KLM Douglas DC-4 PH-TAR

By Dale DeLuca, the KLM DC-4 with registration PH-TAR represents the Rotterdam variant from the postwar era. It aligns with the DC-4-2 model and uses the 2klm designation, and requires DC44PAA.ZIP or another base DC-4 to operate.

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70th Anniversary Of The Electra L-10

Prototype Lockheed Electra L-10A, registration X233Y, undergoes a February 23, 1934 test at Mines Field in Los Angeles. Northwest Airlines begins service in June 1934, expanding to thirteen aircraft within a year, while Arik Hohmeyer’s Berlin Project releases a PDF overview featuring animated parts and a detailed virtual cockpit.

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Kestrel Aviation Douglas DC-3 G-AMFV

Registration G-AMFV anchors a DC-3 once operated by BEA Pionair, based at Castle Donnington near East Midlands Airport and a regular visitor to Speke, Liverpool during the 1970s. It bears a new prop bitmap and interior, with the named variant identified as Kestrel Aviation.

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