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LACSA Curtiss C-46

Two LACSA variants of the C-46 span the 1950s and 1970s, identified as LACSA 1950s and LACSA 1970s. The former lists ATC ID TI-1008 and the latter TI-LRB, with TI-1008 noted as serving with LACSA from 1949 to 1979.

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Beech 18 "Orange Blossom Commutor"

Based on an actual Beech 18 that crashed in 1977, Ol' Orange Blossom serves as a tribute to that aircraft and its pilot. It requires D18SVC4.ZIP and credits Glenn Baker, Milton Shupe, and Scott Thomas.

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World Airways Lockheed L-1649

World Airways operates the L-1649 Starliner, leased in 1962 to supplement Lufthansa Super Star Constellations for charter flights. The registration N45512 appears circa 1962, with model by Manfred Jahn, engine work by Bill Tyne, and balance by Gary Harper.

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Lockheed L-1049 Prototype

Two variants appear as Early and Late versions and map to blocks using 1049houseE and 1049houseL on the L1049G base, linked to atc_id N67900 with RAMP and CARGO parking. The XC-69 prototype, The Beast, is purchased for $100,000 in 1950, lengthened by 18 ft 7 in, with first flight on 13 October 1950.

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BEA Vickers Vanguard G-APEB

An early red-square BEA variant of the Vickers Vanguard bears registration G-APEB and uses model 951, by Garry Russell. It presents a natural or dark metallic grey underside with small square markings, a feature that persists despite the lighter shade later in the period.

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Merpati Nusantara Vanguard 951

Delivery to BEA occurs on December 13, 1960 under registration G-APEF, and first Vanguard commercial service operates on December 17, 1960. The Vanguard transfers to Templewood Aviation in April 1972 for onward lease to Merpati, serves the carrier from May 1972 to July 1973 with ATC ID PK-MVJ, then returns to Southend and is scrapped.

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Trans-Canada Air Lines L-1049G V6

Museum-restored L-1049G with CF-TGE origins trace to 1954 as an L-1049C and it is upgraded to the L-1049G, with restoration taking place at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. It relies on freeware Lockheed Super G Constellation base model by Manfred Jahn and his team, with aircraft.cfg setting atc_id CF-TGE, atc_flight_number 405, and atc_airline TRANS_CANADA.

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Berliner Luftbruecke Douglas DC-3

A Berlin Airlift era variant for the DC3 signals Western Allies’ 1948/49 operation, credited to Ingo Schwan. It uses ros skin, assigns atc_id NC2008, and supports parking at ramps or gates in the default DC3 setup.

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Polish Air Ambulance An2T

Credit for the core An-2T model goes to Tim Conrad; this configuration, by Steve Baldwin, adapts the vintage biplane for Poland's emergency medical operations with short-field capability, enabling patient transport and medical supply runs. Tim Conrad provides the base model AN2TPPP.ZIP, enabling these features.

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Canarias Vickers Viscount 806

One of two Viscount 806s operated by Lineas Aereas Canarias in the mid-1980s is noted for withdrawal and long storage, with corrosion making it uneconomic to reacquire. The aircraft carries registration EC-DYC and ATC flight number 186, and the variant is Viscount 800, by Garry Russell.

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Douglas Historical Foundation DC-2 NC1934D

An authentic DC-2 variant presents the historical registration NC1934D, tied to a mid-century color scheme once preserved by a dedicated foundation and now housed at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. It relies on dc2_douglas.zip from Uiver and includes a dc2 directory and an aircraft.cfg modification.

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Avio Linee Italiane DC-2

Two named variants depict the DC-2 operated by Avio Linee Italiane and by Ala Littoria, both bearing the registration I-EROS. The aircraft operates Roma-Milano and Roma-Torino routes from November 1934 through September 1940, then operates the Rome-Foggia-Tirana route with Ala Littoria’s DC-3 until July 1943.

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Air Inter Viscount 724

One of three Vickers Viscount 724 aircraft purchased by Air Inter from TCA, the machine later operates in the UK as G-BDRC. Rick Piper models the variant, with Garry Russell credited for the finish, and ATC identifiers include F-BMCG and flight number 724.

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Western Air Lines Douglas DC-6B

Eric Joiner presents a Douglas DC-6B variant in Western Airlines colors from 1964, with registration N93133 and the distinctive Indian head forward fuselage emblem. The model requires CalClassics' DC-6B with large spinners, and includes a WAL_white variation to reflect the cream and deep red coloring.

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Grumman G-44A Widgeon

A fictional color variant of the G-44A Widgeon (Radial Engine) in Gold Rush tones features Little Martha, named after the Allman Brothers song, with flightplans included. The package requires GRUMWIDG.ZIP, credits Joe Binka for the original model, Chris Coarse for the color work, and Heather Sherman for a bare metal base.

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Braniff Douglas DC-4 N65142

Braniff International Airways operates a DC-4 bearing registration N65142, one of ten DC-4/C-54 airframes Braniff used from 1945 through 1954. The entry lists ATC identifiers N65142 and flight number 142, and notes a June 2004 date.

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Lufthansa Constellation N6921C

L-1049H Constellation carries registration N6921C and enters a four-month lease with Flying Tigers from November 1959 to March 1960 for extra air freight. The variation uses Lufthansa lease, with model 1049vc_sf, sim L1049H, and ATC data including ID 514 and flight 113.

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EAL Douglas DC3

Eastern Air Lines from the 1930s presents a DC-3 portrayal realized with photoreal mapping by William C. Schulz. It integrates with the stock airframe and era, yielding period-appropriate visuals on the classic airliner with careful attention to historical details.

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Douglas DC-3 Casablanca

Credit goes to Owen Davies for a Casablanca variant of the Douglas DC-3, using atc_id CF-TEA and ui_variation Casablanca. A bitmap file, Douglas_DC3_1_T.bmp, overwrites the default appearance, and the configuration references the Douglas_DC3 model today.

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Delta Air Lines Douglas DC-2 NC14275

DC-2-120 variant carries registration NC14275 and MSN 1308, and is documented in the dc2_delta.zip archive with ATC ID NC14275 enabled. Tim Scharnhop is credited for the customization, with original work by Gerard Kranenbarg and Jan Visser and spinprop work by Bob Rivera.

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