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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.

: 4.63 MB
: 362
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Airlines of South Australia Convair 440 VH-BZF

Using the short-nose CV-340 model, this replica depicts Airlines of South Australia VH-BZF as it appears circa 1963, identified as CV-340SN ASA with registration VH-BZF and flight number 257. The airframe is a 440-97, c/n 431, and its history includes Ansett, Butler, and Airlines of N.S.W., prior to ASA's 1962 transfer, and remains until 1968.

: 7.83 MB
: 334
: 5

Complete with Base Model

Aviation Traders Carvair

Mike Stone supplies a Carvair model with a self-installer, enabling quick setup for flight-sim use and ensuring a ready-to-run experience for enthusiasts. The depiction shows the aircraft on the ground, capturing its grounded posture and a straightforward presentation of the variant.

: 1.35 MB
: 325
: 5/5
: 1

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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.

: 2.56 MB
: 325
: 1

Patch

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
: 323
: 1

Repaint

Swiss Air Lines Convair CV-240 VBF CA-18 HB-IRS

HB-IRS accompanies a Convair CV-240-11 christened Glarus, and three distinct variants rely on CV240VBFCA18_BASEPACK_010.ZIP. It references folders CV240VBFca18, cv240VBFcb16, or CV240VBFmilitary and an installer file such as cv240VBFca18_aal_N94200_01_setup.exe, and it reflects the aircraft’s early-service appearance.

: 4.72 MB
: 304
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Swissair Douglas DC-7C

HB-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 Paint Kit to capture the aircraft’s distinctive shape.

: 2.7 MB
: 304
: 4

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Prinair Britten Norman BN-2 Islander

An 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 parking codes, and the UI type is BN-2B.

: 2.59 MB
: 297
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Scandinavian Airlines System DC-6B 4 Pack

Four 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 Copenhagen; LN-LMO (c/n 43745) follows December 4, 1952.

: 11.63 MB
: 286
: 1

Complete with Base Model

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
: 269

Complete with Base Model

VARIG Curtiss C-46 Commando

Mike Stone creates the model with full animation, rolling wheels, and opening cargo and passenger doors, while Luiz Foernges supplies the finishing touches and Reinhard Herrmann handles the sound, with Paulo Afonso Pizzato shaping the panel. The Vasp variant carries the sim designation C-46F_COMMANDO.

: 1.76 MB
: 269

Complete with Base Model

Iberia Lockheed 1049G EC-AMP

An Iberia EC-AMP depiction centers on the Lockheed L-1049G Super Constellation, one of seven used on transatlantic routes between 1954 and 1966, and later retired. It presents three distinct appearances from 1959 to 1962, with a cockpit panel included; original model by Mike Stone, color variations by Alejandro Hurtado.

: 3.52 MB
: 249
: 4

Complete with Base Model

BOAC Avro 685 York C1 G-AGJA

BOAC's Avro York C1 bears construction number 1207 and military serial MW103, registered as G-AGJA. It inaugurates the first UK-Cairo route via Morocco on April 22, 1944 and is later withdrawn from use, stored at Stansted in January 1959 before being broken up in August.

: 1.3 MB
: 244
: 3

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Varig Lockheed L-1049G

Varig-owned L-1049G-03-158, c/n 4681, bears the PP-VDD registration by Tim Scharnhop. Catalogs record delivery on 18 November 1957 and destruction in 1967, with Varig identity, c/n 4681, and the PP-VDD tag for cataloging purposes worldwide.

: 5.75 MB
: 238
: 3

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Hillcrest Aircraft A-26C

An A-26C, serial 43-22673 with civil registration N9159Z, flies with Hillcrest Aircraft during 1963–1965. The aircraft later moves to Butler Aircraft in 1966 and to Conair of Canada as Tanker 24 in 1975, where it crashes during a fire bombing run on 2 July 1975.

: 4.48 MB
: 228
: 4

Lockheed L-1049 Performance Charts

Additional performance charts cover the Lockheed L-1049G/H Super Constellation and EC-121 Warning Star, featuring four Composite Cruise Control Charts from an EC-121 pilot's manual, including two for transport/airliner C-121G and two for AEW versions with a search radome, along with both high and low blower variants. Fuel-management charts cover 7-tank (no wing tip tanks), 9-tank (with wing tip tanks) and 10-tank EC-121D configurations, alongside the Engine Power Schedule table, while the file Lockheed-L-1049-Performance-Charts-fs9-1.jpg accompanies the material.

: 3.65 MB
: 225
: 8

Complete with Base Model

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.

: 2.4 MB
: 222
: 4

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Swissair Douglas DC-6B HB-IBZ

DC-6B with construction number 44089/422 enters Swissair service on November 6, 1953, carrying Basel-Land, later Basel, as its name. Balair receives the airframe on March 14, 1961; December 1971 transfers the airframe to the Zaire Air Force, renaming it 9T-TLB; it withdraws in 1980 and breaks up at Ndjili in 1981.

: 4.56 MB
: 216
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Air Caribbean Douglas DC-3

Model depicts a C-47A variant operated by Air Caribbean, bearing ATC id N8661 and flight IT32, with parking code ITF at gate assignments. It references the Douglas_DC3_check and Douglas_DC3_ref procedures and reflects a late-1970s DC-3 operation tied to the San Juan–St. Thomas route.

: 3.88 MB
: 213

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Swiss Air Lines Douglas DC-3

Three Swissair variants for the Douglas DC-3 appear as swiss1, swiss2, and swiss3, each using BMP bitmap files to refine the default model. The package is distributed as 3SWISSDC3.ZIP, and Swissair routes include Belgium, Holland, Germany, Britain, France and Yugoslavia.

: 5.09 MB
: 213
: 2