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VAL Britten Norman Trislander

Two variants of the BN-2A MkIII-2 Trislander appear for Vieques Air Link, showcasing differing registrations and flight numbers. The Vieques Air Link edition carries atc_id N901VL and atc_flight_number 807, while the VAL NEW variant uses N907VL and 907, both described as BN-2A MkIII-2 Trislander.

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Project Globe Twotter DHC6-300 Reference Files

HTML format updates replace the original DHC6 Check and Ref.TXT files used in the Knee Pad of Twin Otters for the DHC6-300 variant, consolidating checklists and references into a single HTML presentation. Barry Blaisdell of Premeir Aircraft Design leads the revision.

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Lockheed L1049G Update Pack

The Lockheed L1049G variant receives fixes from the Super G base, addressing landing and taxi lights, cowl flaps operation, weight specifications, and vacuum pump gauges. Manfred Jahn handles the changes and coordinates the refinement with the Super G edition.

: 7.5 MB
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Douglas DC-3 Smoke Effect

By Malcolm Steck, this addition introduces engine smoke effects to the default DC-3, adding a SMOKESYSTEM with two lines under the [SMOKESYSTEM] heading, referencing fx_smoke_rx1. The notes describe limitations in the simulation environment that restrict fine tuning of smoke trails, and users place the lines in Aircraft.cfg accordingly.

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Olympic Airways DC-6B Mainliner

The fourth DC-6B with registration SX-DAD, c/n 45539/1010, carries the Isle of Rhodes designation for Olympic Airways. Original aircraft credit goes to Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson; the DC-6B belongs to the 1958–1967 era, documented in historical records.

: 14.96 MB
: 376
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Ilyushin IL-14P

East German licenced product, the IL-14P, comes from VEB Flugzeugwerft Dresden. The complete aircraft, by Mehlin Rainer, bears fuselage markings for Interflug, Deutsche Lufthansa, Flugzeugwerft Dresden, and the East German Air Force, reflecting the era’s distinctive identifiers.

: 2.2 MB
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Grumman Goose G21 Civilian Pack

Four variants exist for the Goose G21, with Laurentian Air Services presenting a metal finish and a private orange-and-black example completing the lineup. The CC9G21F.ZIP package lists Damian Radice as the contributor and emphasizes distinct color options across the lineup.

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Divi Divi Britten-Norman BN-2

Three BN-2 Islander variants operate under the Divi Air banner, with registrations PJ-SUN, PJ-SEA, and PJ-SKY. The SUN variant uses a Point model, each entry assigns an ATC ID and flight number—PJ-SUN 3002, PJ-SEA 3003, PJ-SKY 3001—by Camille Gibs.

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Miles HP Reading Marathon Mk1 - 1A

Two variants of the four-engined British Feederliner appear, BEA with registration G-ALUB and WAAC with VR-NAT, reflecting early 1950s service. Peter Larkham models the M.60 (H.P.R.1) Marathon 1/1A as the base for both BEA and WAAC forms.

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Lufthansa Junkers Ju-52/3m D-ALYL

The Junkers Ju-52/3m bears Lufthansa markings tied to the 1936 Olympics and carries registration D-ALYL. Three BMW 132A-3 radial engines, each rated at 660 hp, power the craft, defining its performance with a nearly 1000 km range at 4500 m cruising altitude.

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Iberia Douglas DC-3

An IBERIA variant for the Douglas DC-3 uses the default Douglas_DC3 model. The AIRCRAFT.CFG file gains a dedicated entry for the IBERIA variant under the Douglas_DC3 directory, Raul Munoz Argudo is credited, and the variation is labeled IBERIA.

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MAAM-SIM R4D/DC-3 Service Patch 1

The patch covers three R4D/DC-3 variants and modifies the aircraft.cfg files for all three, introducing a new radial engine oil drip effect when parked. Activation uses the I key, the drip lasts 15 to 19 seconds per engine, a revised gauge file replaces old one, and the modification does not work with the default DC-3.

: 5.13 MB
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Avro Lancastrian Fuerza Aerea Pack

Two variants, B-022 and LV-ZEI, appear for the Lancastrian with 1948 Avro modifications adding the nose and tail cones plus a navigation cupola. B-022 is adapted for long-distance flights and serves as the Argentine tanker with the Antarctic Task Force; LV-ZEI remains civilian-registered but is flown by military crews.

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Lufthansa Junkers Ju-52 D-AQUI

Model by Pierino Primavesi, the Junkers Ju-52/3m carries the DLH Berlin-Tempelhof variation for Lufthansa. JU52RGV2.ZIP is required, ATC airline Lufthansa, the three BMW 132A-3 radials deliver 660 hp each, and 2,440 liters of fuel enable about 1,000 km range at 4,500 m.

: 3.21 MB
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Ilyushin IL-14 V1.3

Two IL-14P variants appear, INTERFLUG and DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA, each with distinct ATC IDs IFSAH and IFSBV and flight numbers DM-SAH and DM-SBV. A custom cockpit panel and distinctive sounds accompany the model, with no virtual cockpit.

: 21.86 MB
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Alaska Airlines Convair CV-240 VBF N51331

Registered N51331, the CV-240 VBF wears a circa 1973 Alaska branding and traces its origins to a 1948 American Airlines airframe later operated by Cordova Airlines before Alaska. Created by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson, with contributions by Georg Hauzenberger and Hans Hermann of Virtual Birds Factory, and paired with CV240VBFCA18_BASEPACK_010.ZIP for compatibility.

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CATC Convair CV-240

The construction number 129 Convair CV-240-14 is documented as completed on January 1, 1949 and carries registrations N8303C, N1016C, N1016G, and N24029. After purchase by Mohawk Airlines on June 3, 1955, it is named Airchief Seneca, and is scrapped in May 1969 at Houston, Texas.

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Varig Junkers Ju-52 V2

PP-VAL is Varig's sole Junkers Ju-52, nicknamed Maua and registered to VARIG as PP-VAL. The variant relies on the Ju52_v60 design, using the JU52V60.ZIP file, and features three BMW 132A-3 radials rated 725 hp each with an internal fuel capacity of 2.475 liters, enabling a 1000 km range at 4500 m.

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Swissair Douglas DC-6B

Wayne Tudor presents Swiss Air Lines DC-6B HB-IBE, construction number 43275, noting July 1951 delivery as the first DC-6B to arrive after United’s first six, American’s first eleven, and its sister HB-IBD. It probably uses CB-17 engines with a higher fuel capacity.

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FLN Britten Norman BN-2B D-IFLN v3.2

The BN-2B Islander, by Marcel Kuhnt, carries the D-IFLN registration and features a fully animated twin-prop airframe modeled with Gmax. Its Frisia Luftverkehr Norden branding appears on a faithful color scheme, and the aircraft operates across northern Germany, with a cockpit including animated yokes and functional switches.

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