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Aurigny Air Service Beechcraft Baron

Beech Baron 58 variant carries registration G-JOBY and uses the Beech_Baron_58 model designation. A dedicated Aurigny variation includes a specialized panel setup and a distinct ATC identifier for routing within the sequence for naming and alignment with the Beech Baron 58 variant family.

: 1.4 MB
: 486
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Flight Dynamics 1.1 For Lockheed L-749

The revision enhances flight dynamics and panel layout to version 1.1 for the Lockheed L-749 Constellation, delivering refined handling and cockpit upgrades. It introduces a two-circuit hydraulic system with a crossover switch and a new electric system, and offers an optional fuel-dump arrangement with enhanced rates and corrected lever orientation.

: 3.82 MB
: 483
: 1

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VARIG Curtiss C-46

Model by Mike Stone presents the Curtiss C-46 used by Varig with full animation, rolling wheels, and opening cargo and passenger doors, while the C46_Commando variant is provided as the named file to place in the AIRCRAFT directory.

: 9.77 MB
: 472
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Fiat G12-46St

Two variants cover the Fiat G12 transport family, 46ST and ALITALIA editions. The 46ST enters Italian Air Force service at Pisa in 1952, while ALITALIA becomes the company’s first airliner in 1947; both employ three radial engines, retractable main wheels into nacelles, and a fixed tail wheel, with F. Giuli handling the model and panel.

: 7.51 MB
: 471
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Pan American Boeing 377

Pan Am's Boeing 377 Stratocruiser with registration N1029V appears in service in 1959 as the third Super Stratocruiser, one of only ten with greater fuel capacity. It uses a PAA3rd folder and a model.v2 folder for the B377, with Wayne Tudor credited.

: 4.29 MB
: 469
: 3

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Kenaire Corp. Convair CV-240 N240K

CV-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 Space Museum in Washington, DC, after a donation by Kenaire Corporation, and remains stored in dismantled condition.

: 2.59 MB
: 467
: 4/5
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LEAS Air Cargo NAM Fairchild C119

Original model by Daisuke Yamamoto is enhanced by Garrett Smith with new sounds, panels, gauges and artwork, and includes a virtual cockpit. The LEAS Leading Edge Aviation Services fleet serves North American C119 Cargo operations.

: 29.32 MB
: 465
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Mexicana Douglas DC-6B 1973

By Juan Antonio Martinez C., this 1973 Mexicana DC-6B variant bears registration XA-MUK and flight number 626. It aligns with the DC-6B model by Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper, and carries the designer’s attribution in the notes.

: 1.66 MB
: 457
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Pan Am Douglas DC-4

Pan American World Airways operates the DC-4 variant, the first C-54 named Clipper Berlin, serving Berlin-Tempelhof on Western Germany routes. The model includes fully animated wheels, suspension, and a steerable nose gear, with FDE reworked by Guenter Kirschstein and base design by Arik Hohmeyer, complete redesign by Chris Grabow.

: 1.35 MB
: 455
: 1

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'Postcard From Canada' Electra CF-TCC

The registration CF-TCC (cn 1116) identifies this Lockheed Electra L-10, operated by Trans Canada Airlines and later associated with Air Canada. The airframe, dating to 1938 at Burbank, undergoes a rebuild before Expo 86 in Vancouver and appears in the FSDB2 Electra L-10 variant, with ui_type Electra L-10A (FSDB2) and atc_id F-AMPJ.

: 9.87 MB
: 452
: 12

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Prinair Convair CV-580

Prinair operates a Convair CV-580 variant, built as a Pacific Airmotive CV340/440 conversion with turboprop engines and an enlarged tail. Registration N574PR, ATC airline Prinair with flight 581, and propeller animation ratio of 0.9 accompany the model.

: 1.57 MB
: 449
: 1

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Miles Aerovan

A 1945 twin-prop short-haul transport, the Miles Aerovan features a tubby fuselage nicknamed a flying tadpole and a Gmax rendering that carries a Cooper Formula 3 car as cargo. Dennis Simanaitis credits this latest Miles M.57 Aerovan, which notes file names such as miles57a.txt and includes a gauges folder.

: 1.87 MB
: 446

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Cape Air W Retreat Cessna 402C

By Hector A Rivera, the Cessna 402C for Cape Air carries the W Retreat variant and covers Vieques Island, Puerto Rico; it references the KAP\N2748Y designation and aligns with CAIR airline code and KAP parking codes for ramp operations.

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PSA Douglas DC-4 N88747

Pacific Southwest Airlines operates four DC-4/C-54s, and this variant bears the registration N88747, relying on a base DC-4 from FS-Design Berlin for its core configuration, a linkage that anchors PSA's DC-4/C-54 presence in operations.

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MAAM-Sim Douglas DC-3 Prop Textures

Four color finishes suit the MAAM R4D6/DC-3 passenger model, offering red, orange, white, and bare metal options tied to TWA/Western, AA, Allegheny, and Eastern/Braniff/Delta respectively. The files A_spinprop and b25_propblade_t, by Chuck Lawsen, accompany the selection.

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Bulgarian Air Antonov An-14 LZ-7001

By Niko Nikolov, a Bulgarian Air Antonov An-14A designated LZ-7001 appears as AN-14A Little Bee and maps to the sim identity an14a. The configuration uses model a and carries ui_manufacturer Antonov with ui_variation AN-14A (Bulgaria).

: 2.51 MB
: 431
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TWA Douglas C-54/DC-4 N34577

NC34577, ex C-54B, is documented as one of Trans World Airlines' DC-4/C-54 aircraft used from 1946 to September 1957. This variant, by Dale DeLuca, derives from Arik Hohmeyer and Chris Grabow’s C-54/DC-4 (FS-Design Berlin) and requires C544ALA.ZIP or another base DC4 of FS-Design Berlin.

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DC-3 Airways Douglas DC-3

Two aircraft in DC-3 Airways colors rely on the FS2004 default DC-3 as a base. The classic machine is named The Charles Wood, while the 1940s variant includes a folding stair door and a revised main panel bitmap by Andy Hatcher.

: 7.51 MB
: 426
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VARIG Convair CV-240 VBF CA-18

A VARIG Convair CV-240-2 conversion preserves N90658 from Pan Am's 1948 delivery, its color scheme reflecting era, later acquired by VARIG in 1954 as PP-VCP, with service ending in 1970 at São Paulo-Congonhas. Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson contribute, with refinements by Georg Hauzenberger and Hans Hermann, and CV240VBFca18, CV240VBFcb16, or CV240VBFmilitary modules are required.

: 4.49 MB
: 420
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Air Flamenco BN-2 Islander

Air Flamenco presents a BN-2 Islander trio, Spirit of Culebra, Bird of Paradise, and Bobby Bird, each with ATC IDs N901GD, N905GD, N909GD and flight numbers 901, 905, 909. The setup uses the MKA model with a 2D panel and a virtual cockpit, credits: Marcel Kuhnt (model), Roberto Ayala (files), Rafael Ortiz (visuals).

: 7.78 MB
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