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PatchJohn Hinson offers an adjustment for the default Douglas DC-3 that lets ground steering operate as if a tail-wheel exists, controlled by the rudder input. Those without a twist joystick can still s…
Base ModelTwo aircraft in DC-3 Airways colors rely on the FS2004 default DC-3 as a base. The classic machine is named The Charles Wood, while the 1940s variant includes a folding stair door and a revised mai…
RepaintRegistration C-FTXB anchors a CL-215 variant operated by Buffalo Airways, identified as Buffalo 298. A buffalo298 label applies to the variation, while MT215FS9.ZIP is listed as a prerequisite and …
Base ModelRegistered as N3044A, the American Airlines DC-4/C-54 appears in a modern rendition with four 1080 kW Pratt & Whitney Twin Wasp engines and a wingspan of 35.81 meters, while it uses full animated m…
Base ModelTwo 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_nu…
Base ModelDVFC variant for the Douglas DC-3 includes a 4th fuel tank modification, DC3 effects, and skydivers activated by pressing I, adding interactive elements that enrich flight dynamics and user engagem…
RepaintLufthansa operates a L-1649A Starliner registered D-ALER, c/n 1041, with delivery dated 9 January 1958 and service through 1962. The L1649A20.ZIP file is required, and L-1649A_LH.ZIP provides Lufth…
Base ModelThree 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-…
RepaintBy Chris Peschke, this Piper PA31-325 Navajo AI Gulfstream Connection variant bears atc_id N614HR and UI_variation Gulfstream Connection, aligning with the PA31-325 Navajo family and UI_type PA31-3…
Base ModelFour color variations of a Piper Navajo used in airline service are included, featuring Air Anglia, Wessex, British Northwest, and Alpha1. The model is based on J.R. Lucariny's Embraer Navajo; a Ji…
Base ModelVariant Aerolineas Argentinas (1963) appears as a Douglas DC-6 registered LV-ADU, with the ATC ID LV-ADU and ATC airline Argentinas. The Gmax model is developed by Greg Pepper, Max and Tom Gibson, …
Payware RepaintTwo Buffalo Airways variants depict the C-FLFR (pax version) and C-GPNR (cargo version) for the DC-3/C-47 family. Buffalo Airways bases its operations in Hay River, Northwest Territories, and has a…
Base ModelBy Dundee Prototypical Simulations, this post-war British airliner focuses on the Tudor Mk XIII variant. It uses four Rolls-Royce Merlin 600 engines delivering 1,770 horsepower, carries 60 passenge…
Base ModelHB-IBL, c/n 45062, appears shortly after delivery to Swissaair in 1957. It pairs Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper’s DC-7C with a model.v4 variant featuring round-tipped propellers, while using the DC-7 P…
Base ModelHenry Tomkiewicz crafts four BN-2 Islander variants for AI use, including VAL OLD and VAL NEW color schemes, plus Isla nena and Flamenco editions. Longnose powers the OLD variant, while NEW, Isla n…
RepaintAn Islander variant BN-2B for Prinair Puerto Rico carries the D-ILFB registration and ATC ID DILFB. The BN2 model bears a 3B configuration and PRINAIR asset, with BN2B_check.txt referenced and LFH …
Base ModelFour color schemes cover SAS's DC-6B lineup, including OY-KMA, the first SAS example accepted May 26, 1952. OY-KME Arild Viking marks a 1952 great circle test flight from Los Angeles via Thule to C…
RepaintPan Am identity on a Douglas DC-3 is presented in a 1942 context, with seven BMP files used to depict its markings, while the base model lacks mirrored wing and rudder bitmaps, a limitation given P…
RepaintTwo 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 serve…
RepaintThe Lufthansa Lockheed L-1049G-82-105 carries registration D-ALEM and reflects a 1955 delivery, marking the inaugural Dusseldorf–Hamburg–New York flight on 8 June 1955. Credit goes to Manfred Jahn …