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RepaintSuperior forms after strikes by Southern Airways pilots and operates five DeHavilland Doves across the southern United States, presenting a compact, regionally focused aviation operation during tha…
Base ModelThe CA-18 variant presents a meticulously re-created late-1940s twin-prop airliner, with flight dynamics refined by FSAviator. Registration NX90846 appears in authentic Consolidated Aircraft colors…

Cessna 182S variant serves as the basis for a dedicated visual set. By Jared Speer, the associated image Ksu182.jpg links to the appearance and confirms the maker and attribution, and this note tie…
Base ModelPowered by a Fiat G12, the SM95 marks one of Alitalia’s early postwar airliners, entering service in July 1947 on the Roma-Oslo route and making its last flight in September 1954 as airliners with …
Base ModelFive Fiat G12 variants appear in the archive, each featuring custom animations, sounds, engines, cockpit layouts, gauges, flight dynamics and on-screen handling notes. Seven configurations cover Re…
RepaintThis Cessna 402C edition for AI use presents four Cape Air airframes bearing a seagull silhouette on a blue field and three Nantucket Airlines tail-logo variants, all using Henry Tomkiewicz’s Utili…
Base ModelOriginal model by Daisuke Yamamoto presents a U.S. Air Force C-119 variant named Antartica USAF, with a polished aluminium finish achieved through alpha-channel modification, and colorization by Fr…
Base ModelTwo variants, EC-121R and EC-121K, share a single model in this offering, with the R version camouflaged for the Vietnam war and the K version assigned to the Oceanographic Air Survey Unit (OASU). …
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 ModelTwo variants present an amphibian with cargo and passenger configurations, featuring a custom era-correct panel and a readable virtual cockpit with backlit gauges, plus HTML checklists. The pontoon…
Base ModelTail number 53-3240 and construction number 44611 appear in preserved colors, reflecting presidential service from 1961 to 1966. Since 1978 it is loaned by the U.S. Air Force Museum to Pima Air & S…
Base ModelBy Gilles Arlove, the Vans RV3 presents as a high performance sports homebuilt aircraft featuring a virtual cockpit, movable controls, and a functional suspension, and notes reflective surfaces sha…
RepaintBy Markus Hellwig, this revision depicts the Hay River-based carrier's C-FAVO in a 2009 appearance for the Curtiss CW-20 Commando, with tail registration letters on the aft fuselage and a revised e…
Base ModelTwo variants exist: DH114-2D Heron Prinair and DH114-2D Prinair, both built on the DH114-2A base and bearing ATC IDs N114PR and N571PR. Carlos Marrero contributes the creation, while FSDS2 design c…
RepaintTwo BN-2 Islander variants, BN-2A and BN-2B, are represented for Winair and a St. Barths-based operator, with full VCs and 3D interiors, and they operate ten-minute shuttle flights between TNCM and…
Base ModelThree other models integrate to yield four LOD variants for the CT4 airtrainer, and the main model uses 1820 polygons, a figure noted within the specification for this variant and for referenced co…
Base ModelThe Avro Tudor operates as a British airliner dating to 1947 and serves mainly with British South American Airways, later with independent operators such as Air Charter. Three variants emerge, BOAC…
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 ModelConair variant presents TAP Portugal colors on a DC-7, with a highly polished chrome exterior produced by alpha channel modification. Credits go to Francis F. Silva of RSDG for the styling, while t…
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…