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Sabena Douglas DC-6B OO-CTK

A DC-6B carries registration OO-CTK (cn 43831/363) and enters Sabena service on May 3, 1953, then leases to Air Kongo and Caledonian Airways, later becomes TR-LTY after sale to Air Gabon in 1975, and is stored from 1977 with fate unknown; original aircraft by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson.

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Everts Air Cargo Douglas DC-3

Named cargo variant for the Douglas DC-3 shows a visual-only change by Serdar Badoglu. The Douglas_DC3 model is used, with a dedicated variant tag and a named manufacturer tag for Douglas, and Serdar Badoglu is credited.

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Lufthansa Viscount 814 D-ANUR

Registration D-ANUR carries Lufthansa’s final in-service markings on the Vickers Viscount 800, while a grounded sister wears a white fuselage for training. By Garry Russell, with model by Rick Piper, ATC data lists Lufthansa as the operator, D-ANUR as the ID, and 814 as the flight number.

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Shorts SkyVan G-HDBU

Variant G-HDBU for Shorts Skyvan uses base model PINKVAN.ZIP by Dan Watkins with the ghdbu folder retained; the aircraft presents a twin-turboprop layout, a boxy fuselage, and a large rear cargo door, while reflecting H&D Aviation’s markings.

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Air Atlantique Douglas DC-6A Liftmaster G-APSA

Registration G-APSA and c/n 45497/995 appear in September 2007 at Lelystad and Hamburg Airport Days, where the aircraft bears a vintage KLM PH-TGA identity tied to the 1953 London-Christchurch Air Race. The DC-6A extends the DC-6 with cargo doors and a reinforced floor, and compatibility depends on Calclassic's DC-6B model with larger prop spinners.

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National Airways Vickers Viscount

By A.J. Pattison, the Vickers Viscount V807 variant targets Rick Piper's V800 series and reflects New Zealand operations, bearing ATC ID ZKBRE and the airline designation New Zealand with flight number 361. It lists ui_variation NAC and an alternative aircraft.cfg.

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KLM Douglas DC-7C PH-DSR

Original aircraft by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson, the DC-7C PH-DSR appears in the Barents Sea area in the candy wrapper styling as the second of three KLM entries. It carries atc_id PHDSR, atc_flight_number 25, and ui_variation KLM PH-DSR Barents Sea, with 32bit 1024 files and compatibility for a DC-7C setup.

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Big Panda An2T

Steve Baldwin applies panda-inspired visuals to Tim Conrad’s Antonov An-2T, placing a folder named bigpanda into the An2T directory. The project requires the AN2TPPP.ZIP package from Fly Away Simulation because the base model is not included, and the real An-2T, nicknamed Annushka, first flew in 1947 with STOL performance.

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LOT-Polish Airlines Viscount 804

One of three Vickers Viscount 804s linked to LOT-Polish Airlines, this airframe stands as the sole survivor from that group. It carries ATC ID SP-LVC with LOT as the airline and a flight number 636, and The Midlands Aero Park preserves the nose.

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Ozark Air Lines Douglas DC-3

Ed Knapp applies Ozark Air Lines colors to the Douglas DC-3, resulting in the Douglas DC-3 Ozark variant. It requires the base freeware Douglas DC-3 model from the Fly Away Simulation mod library to display correctly.

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Air Freighter Leasing Douglas DC-7CF

N9000T (c/n 45119) originates with BOAC as G-AOII and later serves SAS and other freight operators. Cpt. Steven Quinto purchases the airframe in 1978 and operates it in the Caribbean and South American region as a leasing venture until 1981; Manfred Meyer is credited for the work associated with Tom Gibson's DC-7C.

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Romanian Ilyushin IL-12B YR-PCC

The IL-12B variant carries the registration YR-PCC and traces a government transport assignment for official use by the Romanian authorities. Romanian Government use spans 1949 through 1957, and the period sits within mid-century aviation history.

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BEA Viscount 800

Four Vickers Viscount 800 variants serve BEA deliveries, registered as G-AOHP, G-AOHU, G-AORC, and G-APKF, with identifiers BEApinKF, BEApinHP, BEApinHU, BEApinRC. The Vickers Viscount 800 model by Rick Piper supports all four variants, with credits to Garry Russell.

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Sabena Convair CV-340 OO-SCL

A Convair CV-340 variant operated by Sabena Air Lines appears with an ATC airline tag Sabena and flight number 340. The configuration links to the cv340 simulation and uses the variation Sabena Air Lines, with a propeller animation ratio set to 0.9.

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Pionair Adventures Ltd Douglas DC-3 ZK-AMS

An aviation model depicts the DC-3D variant with registration ZK-AMS, Pionair operates it today and is based at Wigram, New Zealand. It carries the Pionair variation tag and aligns with the DC-3’s heritage while referencing the aircraft’s historic role.

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Trans-Australia Airlines Convair CV-240 VBF

VH-TAO registers for a CV-240 VBF variant, bearing the dual names RMA George Bass and RMA John Fawkner. CV240VBFCB16_BASEPACK_010.ZIP remains required for proper compatibility, and folders such as cv240VBFcb16 and cv240VBFmilitary organize the underlying configuration.

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Delta Airlines Douglas DC-3

Delta’s DC-3, known as Ship 41, marks the airline’s first Dakota delivered in 1940, originally registered NC28341 and later re-registered as N29PR after a 1993 restoration. Seven BMP image files exist to detail the markings, but left and right wing and rudder insignia cannot be applied due to missing mirrored assets.

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Trans Air Link Douglas DC-7CF

N869TA (c/n 45188) is a DC-7C TAL with history at KLM and La Mancha Aire, and from 1985 to 1995 operates for Trans Air Link, standing as the last revenue DC-7, with the TAL designation distinguishing this version from other DC-7C variants.

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Sadelca Colombia Douglas DC-3

Andres Ramirez creates graphics for a DC-3 tied to Sadelca Colombia. The DC-3 designation marks the aircraft variant, and Ramirez places the Colombian operator context with a neutral, factual tone that centers on the model.

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Linee Aeree Italiane Douglas DC-3 I-LEDA

An LAI-themed rendition of the Douglas DC3, identified as I-Leda, maps to the ui_variation Lai and ATC ID I-Leda. It references DC3PAINT.ZIP by Mark Beaumont and reproduces Linee Aeree Italiane service on internal routes through 1957, with the aircraft later destroyed after an incident at Reggio Calabria on January 2, 1957.

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