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Complete with Base ModelBy Mike Stone, this rendition focuses on a rugged freighter design and emphasizes simple, heavy-lift capability from short strips. It relies on DC-3 gauges and uses the Douglas_DC3.cab file for the panel, and suits older simulations while offering straightforward operation.
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RepaintOriginal 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.
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Complete with Base ModelPan 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.
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Complete with Base ModelPrinair 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.
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Complete with Base ModelThe 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.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo 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.
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RepaintPacific 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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RepaintBy 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).
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Repaint for PaywareFour 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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RepaintNC34577, 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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RepaintRegistration C-FTXB anchors a CL-215 variant operated by Buffalo Airways, identified as Buffalo 298. A buffalo298 label applies to the variation, while MT215FS9.ZIP is listed as a prerequisite and the configuration shows ui_type CL-215-1A10, with atc_id C-FTXB.
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RepaintA 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.
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Complete with Base ModelRegistered as N3044A, the American Airlines DC-4/C-54 appears in a modern rendition with four 1080 kW Pratt & Whitney Twin Wasp engines and a wingspan of 35.81 meters, while it uses full animated moving parts with rolling wheels and steerable nose gear.
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Complete with Base ModelAir 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).
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Complete with Base ModelThe L-188A Electra model for TAME Ecuador credits Chris Buff for the airframe, Paul Strogen for the cockpit panel, and Flavio Munoz for surface artwork. On September 13, 1988, at Lago Agrio airport (SENL), the aircraft experiences a ferry take-off with engine 2 inoperative, killing six crew members under Captain Franklin Garcia.
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Complete with Base ModelDee Waldron supplies the base model for a CV-580 variant named Blank, complemented by a Henry Tomkiewicz paint kit. The setup supports AI traffic and includes a CV-580 configuration for ATC use, with Convair listed as the manufacturer.
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Complete with Base ModelAn updated DC-3 that borrows C-47A aerodynamics, adds lights, and revamps the interior and exterior along with a cockpit panel offering captain and co-pilot views. The original model is credited to Microsoft, while Daniel Nole performs the rework and panel tweaks.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo variants of the BN-2A MkIII-2 Trislander appear for Vieques Air Link, showcasing differing registrations and flight numbers. The Vieques Air Link edition carries atc_id N901VL and atc_flight_number 807, while the VAL NEW variant uses N907VL and 907, both described as BN-2A MkIII-2 Trislander.
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Complete with Base ModelConcordia (1947) is a twin-engined 10-seat luxury passenger aircraft powered by 550 hp Alvis Leonides L.E.4M, with G-AKBE registered as the Cunliffe Owens Demonstrator. Model and textures are credited to Peter Larkham (British Rareliners), exclusively.
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Complete with Base ModelDVFC variant for the Douglas DC-3 includes a 4th fuel tank modification, DC3 effects, and skydivers activated by pressing I, adding interactive elements that enrich flight dynamics and user engagement during routine operations for researchers and hobbyists exploring broader simulation topics.
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