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KLM Douglas DC-4 PH-TAR

By Dale DeLuca, the KLM DC-4 with registration PH-TAR represents the Rotterdam variant from the postwar era. It aligns with the DC-4-2 model and uses the 2klm designation, and requires DC44PAA.ZIP or another base DC-4 to operate.

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CalClassic DC-6B Damage Module

Greg Pepper, Tom Gibson, and Ken Mitchell design a damage module for the California Classics DC-6B base pack (build 1/24/2010), adding engine failures, carb icing, and oil and water/methanol consumption, with levels saved between flights and refillable on the ground. Pause and time warp operate, and a widescreen view accompanies a reference sheet.

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Real Aerovias Curtiss C-46A (GA)

Manuele Villa crafts Real Aerovias markings for Libardo Guzman and CalClassic’s Curtiss C-46A Commando, branded REAL AEROVIAS. The work requires the C46GA.ZIP base by Libardo Guzman/CalClassic and places assets into the GA_C-46 AIRCRAFT directory, aligning with the existing airframe.

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Mohawk Airlines Martin 404

Dee Waldron creates the model, with visuals by Gary Harper, for a Martin 4-0-4 variant used by Mohawk. Mohawk purchased 18 units from Eastern in 1961 and operates them through 1965 alongside Convair 240s and 440s, with ATC data N404M, MOHAWK, and flight 422, and the asset resides in the M404EALfolder.

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Northeast Airlines Douglas DC-6B

By Wayne Tudor, a Northeast Airlines variant of the DC-6B uses Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper’s Gmax model and carries UI variation Northeast Airlines. It carries ATC id N6583C and links dc6b_check and dc6b_ref for navigational data.

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North Central Airlines Douglas DC-3

Designed for a DC-3 add-on, this North Central variant presents a faithful airframe dressed in authentic branding. Created by Dave McQueen, the configuration aligns with the DC-3 model and the aircraft.cfg references ui_variation and leaves atc_id blank.

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Classic Air Douglas DC-3

Credit for the Classic Air finish goes to Ed Knapp, with authenticity expressed on the Douglas DC-3 by color placement and markings reflecting a vintage era. The offering targets the default DC-3 model, uses a folder named Texture.classic, and includes a [fltsim.x] block in aircraft.cfg with ui_type DC-3 and ui_variation Classic Air.

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BCAL Viscount 806 Commuter (Early)

By Garry Russell, the model uses Rick Piper's Viscount 800; it centers on the 806 variant operated by British Caledonian in the mid-1980s. It carries registration G-AOYR and flight number 806, anchoring the BCAL Commuter designation to a concrete airframe and code.

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Southern Airways Douglas DC-3A

Dave McQueen delivers branding for a Southern Airways piston-driven DC-3A, designed around the MaamSim_DC3 model and linked through an aircraft.cfg line that references MaamSim_DC3. The configuration assigns atc_airline as Southern with flight number 47 and uses branding code sou, anchoring authentic mid-century markings while the MAAM-Sim DC-3 model must be acquired separately.

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Delta Douglas DC-6 N1901M

A DC-6 variant bears registration N1901M and lists its delivery date as 1 October 1948, offering a compact snapshot of mid-20th-century air transport hardware, remaining accessible to researchers reviewing historical propeller-driven types for study and reference.

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Trans American Airlines DC-6B

Wayne Tudor crafts a DC-6B variant for Tom Gibson's and Greg Pepper's GMAX model, uses the DC-6 Paint Kit, and requires Tom Gibson's and Greg Pepper's DC-6B. The aircraft carries registration N6121C, later sold to Eastern Airlines, and connects to a 1950s carrier with daily California, Dallas, Chicago, New York, and Miami routes.

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Tradair Viking 2 G-APOO

Registration G-APOO is one of three ex Kings/Queens Flight Vikings that join the Mercier fleet, then pass to Channel in March 1963 where it flies for two seasons before withdrawal in August 1964. The FSDS Viking model by Rick Piper is required.

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Channel Airways Vickers Viking

Registration G-AGRU ties this Vickers Viking to Channel Airways operations. The model relies on Rick Piper’s Viking for compatibility, carries ATC ID G-AGRU, and the Channel Airways variant is shown at Brooklands, UK, in display.

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Trans Texas Airways Douglas DC-3A

An authentic DC-3A variant for Trans Texas, a southern U.S. regional carrier, features period fuselage markings and weathering, with Dave McQueen as the designer. It requires the MAAM-SIM DC-3 payware base and uses a visual identifier labeled tta for its assets, aligning with Trans Texas markings and regional nostalgia.

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SAETA Douglas DC-3

A SAETA DC-3 in a circa-1972 color pattern shows fuselage striping and engine-fin detailing faithful to the Ecuadorian airline's markings. It relies on the base DC-3 model from the Fly Away Simulation library, with artwork initially created by Alex Colka and subsequently converted by Serdar Badoglu.

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Independent Air Transport Viking 1B G-AJCE

Independent Air Travel/Transport operates a Vickers Viking bearing registration G-AJCE, joining the fleet in February 1956 and remaining before its transfer to Continental and later Overseas, where it was damaged beyond repair after a Lyon landing on 14 August 1961. It requires the FSDS Viking model by Rick Piper.

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Central Airlines Douglas DC-3

Central Airlines markings characterize a Douglas DC-3A variant aligned to the MAAM-SIM DC-3 base, with rivet patterns and subtle weathering that emphasize authenticity. The UI variation centers on Central, and ATC data registers Central with flight number 47.

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Bonanza Airlines Douglas DC-3

Dave McQueen presents a Bonanza-branded Douglas DC-3A compatibility set that requires the MAAM-Sim DC-3A add-on and the Mid Atlantic Air Museum Simulations DC-3 baseline model to function. The variant bears the Bonanza label and flight number 47 for identification within airline fields.

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Overseas Aviation Viking 1A G-AGRP

Overseas Aviation's G-AGRP wears several color schemes and becomes the standard for Canadair C-4s within Overseas operations. Gatwick marks withdrawal in March 1962 and the airframe breaks up in June, marking the end of its Overseas service.

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Southwest Airways Douglas DC-3

Dave McQueen prepares a Southwest variant for the MAAM-SIM DC-3 from Mid Atlantic Air Museum Simulations and preserves the Southwest Airways identity in post-war regional service. The offering requires the MAAM-SIM DC-3 base model to operate, and uses the UI variation Southwest and atc_airline Southwest.

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