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Crop-dusting Pawnee variant serves agricultural spray duties and tow operations for sail planes, while the unit includes an animated pilot and a Dynamic Virtual Cockpit. Original unit credited to A…

Chincul S.A. licenses the PA-A-38 Tomahawk, a Piper Tomahawk variant, to deliver four appearance variants and a fully functional virtual cockpit, while the arrangement preserves licensing terms and…
Base ModelThis entry centers on a Saab 340B operated by US Airways, presenting a model by Mike Stone with color work by Dan Milsop. Two credited figures stand beside the project, distinguishing the model cre…

The Cirrus SR20 model, by Wolfram Beckert, Guenter Kraemer, and Thomas Roehl, uses an FSDS 2 framework with full moving parts, a fully instrumented virtual cockpit, and opening doors. It features a…
Base ModelColors of Cayo Largo del Sur, Cuba, adorn an Antonov An-2, based on Vladimir Zhyhulskiy’s ATOC design; the release presents the complete airframe, by Miguel A. Andres, for detailing, aimed at enthu…
Base ModelThree variants of the KingAir 350 are arranged in a single folder, with CFG files governing all options and ensuring consistent configuration across models. By Robert Hawk, the creator, a sample im…
Base ModelBy Mike Stone, the L-188 Electra endures early mechanical problems that are quickly corrected, yet orders dry up, and the design later forms the basis for the P-3 Orion Maritime Patrol aircraft, wh…
Base ModelThree Viking variants—1A, 1, and 1B—anchor this freeware recreation by Jens B. Kristensen, with markings from BEA and SAS and the G-AHOS registration shown in flight. The offering consolidates the …
Base ModelThe Super G is the civil variant of Lockheed's Constellation family, first flown in December 1954. Four models portray aircraft with and without radar noses and tip tanks, and the design accommodat…
Base ModelATASA operates TI-ATH, a Piper Navajo based at MRPV Tobias Bolaños Intl Airport. Cockpit panel and sounds accompany the model, with credits to J.R. Lucariny for the base model and Aaron R. Swindle …
Base ModelA Twin Otter operates charter flights from Kathmandu to Everest and across Nepal. The model is built in Gmax with wing views, dynamic shine, and full suspension, and the Shangri-la variant carries …
Base ModelTwo models by Andrew Hall and white finishes for AI use come from a 2400-polygon multi-LOD De Havilland Caribou, with flight dynamics by Steve Holland. The C7 variant features a pokey-outy nose, wh…
Base ModelTwo models of the Grumman G-44 Widgeon offer an inline six Lycoming GSO480 at 270 hp and a nine-cylinder Lycoming R680-13 at 300 hp. By Michael Verlin, the configuration adds a full 2D panel, a new…
Base ModelJon Walton presents a Gmax-built version of the Aviation Traders Carvair, a DC-4 conversion, with a fully animated model and reflective and specular surfaces. Four markings are included representin…
Base ModelThe Saab Scandia is a twin-engined airliner designed as a DC-3 replacement; it first flies in 1947 and SAS operates through 1957, specifically with VASP in Brazil listed as another operator. By Jen…

Pacifica, a Twin Otter variant in the DHC6-300 lineage, uses the baseline airframe from d6skybus.zip as its foundation and remains compatible with the original Twin Otter release, while __Unity_Sab…
Base ModelCV-240 N240K carries registration N240K and ATC id 240, identified as John F. Kennedy's personal aircraft for the 1960 campaign under the Caroline airline tag. It resides at the National Air and Sp…
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…
RepaintA Beech Baron 58 variant presents registration G-CILY and an airline designation tied to a regional operator serving southwestern England, by Thierry Pujol. Its main operating base is Land's End Ai…
RepaintDC-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 tr…