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RepaintGary Harper presents a California Central Airlines design for the Martin 202A, built on Dee Waldron’s 2-0-2A model and reflecting around 1953 regional operations in California. Five aircraft were a…
RepaintFive variants labeled fltsim.0 through fltsim.4 present this DC-3 theme, with registrations N79044PR, N571PR, and N763A, while UI variations include CARIBAIR, BORINQUEN AIRWAYS, and Douglas3; assoc…
RepaintThe Bristol Britannia 307F carries registration II-BAA and uses four Proteus turboprops. This model reflects a mid-range airliner concept and stands as a reference point in historical aviation reco…
RepaintDelta Air Lines operates a Douglas DC-4 with registration NC37472, dating from December 1945 to September 1952. The airframe, derived from a C-54B lineage, is credited to Dale DeLuca and requires D…
RepaintTransocean Air Lines markings appear on a Lockheed L-749 Constellation, modeled around the base by Manfred Jahn and Co. (Team 749). It relies on the LOCKHEED749.ZIP base kit and places a separate N…
RepaintCF-TGI marks the trailblazer for Viscount operations in North America, with delivery on 8 December 1954 and service with a Canadian carrier until March 1963. The model, by Rick Piper, aligns with a…
RepaintA Continental and Air Micronesia DC-6A variant pairs with the DC-6B model by Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper, and Gary Harper is the creator. Registration N90961 is assigned with atc_id_enable=1, and th…
RepaintThe Eagle1 variant covers a Viking aircraft registered as G-AIVH and operated by Eagle Airways. Garry Russell is credited, and it relies on a Viking model by Rick Piper, with a propeller animation …
RepaintGary Harper renders XA-NAF as Aerovias Guest on the L-1049G Super Constellation, drawing on Manfred Jahn’s model from the era around 1961. This work relies on the L1049G.ZIP base, with a config blo…
RepaintCapital Airlines operates 29 DC-4s between 1948 and 1961, with registration N91070, before United Airlines takes over. This variant by Dale DeLuca uses a 2cap variation compatible with a base model…
RepaintSix 649/749 Constellations are leased by Trans California Airlines in 1962 for high-density California service, with operations suspended in 1964. Manfred Jahn collaborates on the airframe, with ot…
RepaintTwentieth Century Airlines finish for Lockheed L-1049G Super Constellation aligns with Manfred Jahn’s flight-model work and remains compatible with his panel configurations. The [fltsim.X] block se…
RepaintManfred Jahn creates an image-file-only version of the Lockheed L-1049G, with Gary Harper completing the changes, shows the World Wide variant and bears the atc_id CF-RNR, delivering a concise, era…
Version 2 for the L-1049G carries the CF-TGE registration and flight number 405. The model is labeled L-1049G Super Constellation, with a named variation reflecting the airline, and the L1049G.zip …
RepaintBy Chris Grogg, this Central Airlines color palette from the 1960s applies to the default Douglas DC-3, with a named variant labeled Central 60's and requiring the base DC-3 model from Fly Away Sim…
Payware RepaintBush Pilots Airways in Australia operates a DC-3 bearing registration VH-PWN, representing its appearance around 1973. The airframe, originally built as a C-47A-20DL, has a history with Qantas and …
Payware RepaintThe MAAM-SIM DC-3 Passenger model depicts Qantas Empire Airways VH-EAO as it appeared circa 1949. VH-EAO later becomes VH-EBX to free the VH-EAO registration for a 1049G Constellation, while Wayne …
RepaintAirwork operates a Vickers Viking, one of eleven purchased in 1945 for passenger service and used extensively after World War II. The aircraft bears registration G-AIXR and is identified as Airwork…
Base ModelVersion 1.0 of a Beechcraft turboprop family member has a virtual cockpit with full night lighting, smooth gauges, and clickable switches. Parked aircraft has streamers and wheel chocks, and a manu…
Base ModelTwo color variants exist, red and blue, with cockpit detailing and custom gauges that distinguish the Arrow model. The design credits go to Dave Meccariello, with panel ideas inspired by Chuck Dome…