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American Airlines Douglas DC-3

An American Airlines variant 208A of the DC-3 is named Flagship Phoenix and reflects a February 1939 delivery. The aircraft remains in service until October 1948, illustrating its mid-century operational history and its place in early airline legacy.

: 2.2 MB
: 204
: 2

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Boeing 377 Update

A Boeing 377 Stratocruiser revision by Bob Chicilo reworks the model with all gear present, adjusted scrape points, and a sound alias to the DC-3, while integrating a panel from Mike's Connie and refined flight dynamics. The nose sits higher at cruise, and liftoff typically occurs around 140 knots, not below 120.

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Repaint

Air Colombia Douglas DC-3

Andres Ramirez provides a skin for the DC-3’s default model, limited to the baseline variant, reflecting a focus on cosmetic presentation. The work centers on the Air Colombia airframe, delivering a standalone cosmetic change without altering the aircraft’s systems or core flight dynamics.

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Patch

Curtiss C-46 Commando Update

Libardo Guzman presents a revised Curtiss C-46 model for use with C46GA.ZIP, restoring the original crew and main landing gear and adding a panel.cfg with a forward view, plus new virtual views that reflect the creator's preferences.

: 1.77 MB
: 159
: 1

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Andes Ecuador Curtiss C-46 Commando

Andes branding updates a Curtiss airframe in the C-46 family and applies a graphics tweak to an existing model by Libardo Guzman, Greg Pepper, and Tom Gibson, requiring C46GA.ZIP to function. ATC data labels HC-ACZ, lists Andes as the airline, and assigns flight number 460.

: 3.91 MB
: 74
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Andes Ecuador Curtiss C-46 Commando HC-ACZ

Wayne Tudor provides modifications for a Curtiss C-46 originally modeled by J.R. Lucariny, with the enhancement noted as C-46_COM.ZIP. The Andes variant uses ATC ID HC-ACZ, with the airline of the same name and flight number 460.

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Repaint

DC-3 Airways Douglas DC-4 N1948

MDL VERSION 5 delivers movable taxilights and lights visible in panel and VC views, plus shiny fuselage and wing detailing for the City of Boston DC-4. The aircraft carries registration N1948, operates under atc_airline DCA with flight number 65, and aligns with the DC4_fs9_v03 folder for its DC-3 Airways N1948 variant.

: 1.56 MB
: 54
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Fly Be DeHavilland Dash 8-Q400

By Robert Versluys, using Gmax, this De Havilland twin turboprop model features moving parts, opening doors, and visible prop pitch. Fly Be colors by Tony Madge and the rendering supports AI traffic while highlighting a classic paint scheme.

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De Havilland Dash-8-Q200, Canadian Forces Navigator Training

By FS Painters, the De Havilland Dash8-Q200 bears markings for a national military navigator training unit. Real-life navigator training aircraft are Dash 8-100s, yet this version uses the Dash8-Q200 as the basis, and the airfile is tweaked to enhance flight realism, including an elongated radar nose cone housing radar systems.

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FS2002/FS2004 Lockheed Martin Alenia C-27J Spartan

Lockheed Martin Alenia Tactical Transport Systems develops the C-27J Spartan, based on the G-222 airframe from Alenia and powered by Allison turboprop engines. The aircraft shares cargo capacity and maintenance characteristics with a medium tactical airlifter, serves cargo, troop, and paratroop drops, and the Italian Air Force orders 12 units with deliveries starting in 2005.

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Piaggio P-166DL3 SEM Patrol Version

As the seventh entry in the P-166 family, the DL3 production variant dates to 1976 and adds turboprop power, upgraded avionics, increased fuel capacity, and a redesigned hydraulic and electric system, while the SEM patrol configuration carries a large nose sonar, a left-wing FLIR, and a right-wing search light.

: 7.41 MB
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: 4/5
: 1

Piper Pa25 Pawnee

Crop-dusting Pawnee variant serves agricultural spray duties and tow operations for sail planes, while the unit includes an animated pilot and a Dynamic Virtual Cockpit. Original unit credited to Andy Strukowski for NC2589 and SE-FCY Swedish colors by Mangiavacca J.M.

: 1.53 MB
: 4K
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Scandinavian Airlines System DC-6B

The SAS DC-6B fleet opens the first polar route from Europe to the United States, flying from Copenhagen to Los Angeles via Greenland and Canada. Four color options span early, middle and late variants, and SAS operated 14 DC-6Bs between 1952 and 1964.

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Chincul PA-38 Tomahawk

Chincul S.A. licenses the PA-A-38 Tomahawk, a Piper Tomahawk variant, to deliver four appearance variants and a fully functional virtual cockpit, while the arrangement preserves licensing terms and connections to the original design by Adrian Fernandez Gomez.

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Tupolev Tu-114 Package

Samdim Design bureau presents a Tupolev Tu-114 model, with the first unit CCCP-L5611, coordinated by Dimitri Samborski who handles models, Sergei Golosov supervising the panel, and Maxim Mysin along with Nikolai Samsonov creating textures and Pavel Usachev directing flight dynamics.

: 24.42 MB
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Aerocaribbean Ilyushin Il-18D(F)

Aerocaribbean presently operates four passenger and one cargo Il-18D(F) aircraft on charter flights from Cuba to destinations across the Caribbean, Central, North and South America. Optional formats include 32-bit or compressed for display assets used in catalogs.

: 4.67 MB
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Moni Motor Glider Tri-Cycle gear variant

Monnet Experimental Aircraft Company offers a kit-built Moni powered sailplane variant with tri-cycle gear produced in the 1980s. The first version carries a single main gear with a rudder skirt, wing-tip wheels, and a tail wheel, while later models switch to a tail-dragger and finally a tri-cycle with wheel fairings.

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Cirrus SR20

The Cirrus SR20 model, by Wolfram Beckert, Guenter Kraemer, and Thomas Roehl, uses an FSDS 2 framework with full moving parts, a fully instrumented virtual cockpit, and opening doors. It features a classical panel and is equipped with an ARNAV GPS.

: 6.73 MB
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FS 2002/2004 O-1E Bird Dog in the livery of 1st Fighter Wing, ROC (Taiwan) Air Force

An O-1E variant of the Bird Dog performs forward observation and liaison duties for the ROC Taiwan Air Force unit within a fighter wing. Original model by Massimo Taccoli and panel by Brahim Rhoul, while Alf Werner adds US Army O-1 visuals.

: 4.75 MB
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Lukla Air Service Aero Commander AC560

Original by Milton Shupe, recolored by Ingo Schwan, this AC560 variant uses a GMAX-built airframe with fully animated control surfaces, suspension, and rolling wheels. It supports a Virtual Cockpit and a NO-VC version with authentic 2D side views, includes night lighting, de-icers, and reflective, glossy finishes with light maps.

: 15.23 MB
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: 5/5
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