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Lake Central Convair 340

An early Convair 340 variant, registered N73151, appears circa 1962, associated with Lake Central Air Lines and bearing ATC flight number 114. Gary Harper credits the Lake Central work, built from Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper’s CV-340 model, with the Lake Central identity reflected in the presentation.

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KC-97 Prop Textures

An appearance replacement for Greg Pepper's Boeing KC-97E and KC-97G tankers, providing refined prop visuals by Bob Rivera. Tom Gibson contributes revised .mdl files that accompany the prop visuals for the KC-97E and KC-97G variants.

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Big Panda An2T

Steve Baldwin applies panda-inspired visuals to Tim Conrad’s Antonov An-2T, placing a folder named bigpanda into the An2T directory. The project requires the AN2TPPP.ZIP package from Fly Away Simulation because the base model is not included, and the real An-2T, nicknamed Annushka, first flew in 1947 with STOL performance.

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DeHavilland C-7 Caribou G-HDAJ

Sean Doran contributes G-HDAJ branding for the AlphaSim C-7 Caribou, pairing a distinctive exterior with the payware model. A graphics set named ghdaj sits in the aircraft directory, and a fltsim section assigns ui_type to the Caribou and ui_variation to H&D Aviation G-HDAJ, with emphasis on a high-mounted tailplane and lantern-shaped fuselage.

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National Airways Vickers Viscount

By A.J. Pattison, the Vickers Viscount V807 variant targets Rick Piper's V800 series and reflects New Zealand operations, bearing ATC ID ZKBRE and the airline designation New Zealand with flight number 361. It lists ui_variation NAC and an alternative aircraft.cfg.

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LOT-Polish Airlines Viscount 804

One of three Vickers Viscount 804s linked to LOT-Polish Airlines, this airframe stands as the sole survivor from that group. It carries ATC ID SP-LVC with LOT as the airline and a flight number 636, and The Midlands Aero Park preserves the nose.

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Cubana Lockheed L1049G

Manfred Jahn and contributors present a Cubana variant of the Lockheed Constellation, included as L1049G.ZIP. Its aircraft.cfg sections reference atc_id=CUC602 and atc_flight_number=602, while ui_type shows L-1049G Super Constellation with Cubana as the variation and atc_airline=Cubana.

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New Holland Airways Douglas DC-5

Construction number 426 appears in the airline's colors as VH-ARD circa 1948 on the Douglas DC-5. Wayne Tudor provides the modified DC-5 model in KLM_DC-5.zip, reflects J.R. Lucariny's DC-5 design, and includes an accompanying NHA folder.

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AVENSA Convair CV340 YV-C-EVA

YV-C-EVA stands as the first of AVENSA's five Convair 340s, serving a Miami route since December 1953, with a blue striped decoration reflecting Pan American Airways influence. The short-nose variant 340sn is used, and the configuration includes atc_id YV-C-EVA and prop_anim_ratio 0.9.

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Linee Aeree Italiane Lockheed L-1649A

LAI orders four Lockheed L-1649A Starliners for Rome–New York, with units built at Burbank and the first registered I-ZAMA. After LAI merges into Alitalia on September 1, 1957, the order is canceled and airframes transfer to TWA; Manfred Jahn documents the LAI I-ZAMA variant in L1649A.ZIP, credited to Manuele Villa.

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Labrador Airways Otter CF-PMQ

Steven Grant provides a DeHavilland Otter variant for the DHC-3, using OTTRDHC3.ZIP, and aligns with Labrador Airways’ palette under Kevin Pardy’s guidance. The configuration assigns atc_id CF-AUT and ui_Variation Labrador Airways in the UI metadata.

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FAMA Avro Lancastrian LV-ACU

FAMA operates the Lancastrian LV-ACU, registered as G-AHBU, on the Buenos Aires to London route during 1946–1949. Damian Radice credits interior design updates for the passenger cabin and cockpit, associated with the LV-ACU variant.

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RAA Lockheed L-188 Electra

Mike Stone supplies the L-188 Electra model configured for Reeve Aleutian Airways as the ui_variation Reeve Aluetian Airways, with registration ID N700PS and flight number 779. The setup requires SL188.ZIP and the L-188 Electra enters service with Reeve Aleutian Airways in 1968, marking an early turboprop propliner era.

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Lufthansa Douglas DC-3

By Tim Scharnhop, the Lufthansa variant of the Douglas DC-3 presents DC-3 as the type and Lufthansa as the variation, providing a historically notable operator pairing. ATC ID D-CALC marks its registration, and Douglas is listed as the manufacturer.

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Ozark Air Lines Douglas DC-3

Ed Knapp applies Ozark Air Lines colors to the Douglas DC-3, resulting in the Douglas DC-3 Ozark variant. It requires the base freeware Douglas DC-3 model from the Fly Away Simulation mod library to display correctly.

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Civil Air Transport Curtiss C-46 XT-802

Libardo Guzman credits the Civil Air Transport variant for the Curtiss C-46A Commando, bearing ATC ID XT-802. CAT.ZIP resides in the CAT folder, while C46GA.ZIP and C46GAFIX.ZIP accompany the GA C46 folder and round out the available assets.

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Britten Norman BN-2 Repaint Kit

Marcel Kuhnt offers a color customization option for the Britten Norman BN-2 Islander, letting users create personalized color choices for the aircraft. The setup focuses on the BN2 variant and enables tailored exterior appearance options.

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Paradise Airlines L-049 Constellation

Paradise Airlines offers a L049A Constellation by Gary Harper, tied to the FSDZL049.ZIP file and bearing registration N9414H, a former TWA aircraft circa 1963. Lockheed serves as the manufacturer and PARADISE represents the airline designation, with atc_id N9414H and atc_flight_number 122 recorded for coordination.

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Air Freighter Leasing Douglas DC-7CF

N9000T (c/n 45119) originates with BOAC as G-AOII and later serves SAS and other freight operators. Cpt. Steven Quinto purchases the airframe in 1978 and operates it in the Caribbean and South American region as a leasing venture until 1981; Manfred Meyer is credited for the work associated with Tom Gibson's DC-7C.

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KLM L-749A Constellation 1950-1955

KLM operates L-749 and L-749A Connies, with eleven L-749s (eight later converted to L-749A) and nine L-749As. The first L-749 enters service in August 1947, and four registrations—PH-TDB Walcheren (1950), PH-TET Tilburg (1951), PH-TDN Vlaardingen (1952), PH-LDP Rotterdam (1955)—appear with and without a Speedpak pod.

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