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Base ModelLockheed Martin Alenia Tactical Transport Systems develops the C-27J Spartan, based on the G-222 airframe from Alenia and powered by Allison turboprop engines. The aircraft shares cargo capacity an…
Base ModelWing views accompany the Saab 2000 variant v1.1, and it features both wing view and non-wingview models, 32-bit visuals, realistic flight dynamics, a 3D flight crew, a HUD, a custom panel, and anim…

The An-24RV variant includes a passenger cabin and a fully functional virtual cockpit, with maintenance mode and glass cleaners, and an English HTML manual supplied. It remains flyable from inside …
Base ModelThe Saab 2000 carries up to 58 passengers, clocks a top speed of 665 kilometers per hour, and demonstrates the drag and efficiency expected of its turboprop lineage. Its first flight takes place on…
Base ModelFull reflective surfaces define the model, and an included panel completes the interior touch, delivering a clean, simple cockpit impression. Rey Lopez uses FSDS V2 to design the model, and the com…

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…

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 ModelThe registration C-FCSU places the Twin Otter in the Vancouver area. A dedicated 3D tool shapes the model, delivering a coherent form and consistent detailing across angles, at standard scale and w…
Base ModelAn update for the Deux Ponts airframe delivers detailed metal finishing and is based on an original model by Barney Bigard and painted by Rui Cristina. A lack of documentation guides panel choice, …
Base ModelOriginally developed in Brazil, the Embraer EMB-312 Tucano is a two-seat turbo-prop trainer. It uses a PT6A-25C engine and reaches 278 mph at 10,000 ft. It carries up to 1000 kg of armament and has…
Base ModelEric Dantes presents a Beechcraft model identified by the Twin Bonanza label, anchoring the depiction in a single concept. A visual reference accompanies the work and links to twin_bonanza.jpg, ens…
Base ModelThree B377 Stratocruisers appear, including Pan American in three variants, a Transocean Air Lines Stratocruiser, and Boeing Airplane Company’s 2nd prototype colors. Each variant preserves distinct…
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 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 ModelByron Warwick designs the Jabiru kit aircraft. It consists of 2D and 3D virtual panels, a VC cockpit that uses a dawn till dusk panel, and a chase view panel with sound by Hennie Van Rooyen.
RepaintBuffalo Airways branding appears on the Douglas DC-3 through a Buffalo-named subfolder and a matching aircraft.cfg entry; the atc_id CGWIR identifies the aircraft, while ui_variation Buffalo Airway…
Base ModelThis DC-3 variant uses a four-tank configuration and incorporates Mark Beaumont's IFR panel, based on the stock airframe. A Garmin 530 by Don Kuhn replaces the default GPS, and a glareshield plaque…
Base ModelDesigned to fly Los Angeles-London and Paris-Tokyo in 20-plus hours non-stop, this variant provides a no-VC model for slow PCs. It adds optional advanced controls with carb heat and fuel metering, …
Base ModelSVG Air operates BN-2B Islander, modeled by Marcel Kuhnt, identified as the BN-2A SVG variant with registration G-SCUH. The package includes two cab files, BN_NEW_C and Douglas_DC3, along with effe…
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…