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TWA Douglas DC-2 NC13711

Dedicated for a vintage DC-2 configuration, this NC13711 aircraft carries a TWA identity and the atc_id N1934D, reflecting its Museum of Flight Seattle association. It requires the freeware DC-2 base model and includes the dc2_twa.ZIP with texture.twa and Panel.2, plus modifications to aircraft.cfg.

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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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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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Piedmont Airlines Douglas DC-3

Barry Ellis applies Piedmont markings to the standard DC-3, modeled after the Douglas DC-3 owned by the Carolinas Aviation Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina. The markings are not fully accurate due to original image-to-model limitations, but the large Piedmont logos on both fuselage sides are photo-real, and ATC ID N36644 appears.

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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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Iberia Bristol 170 Mk. 21

An Iberia Mk. 21 freighter variant uses Mike Stone's model and carries registration EC-AHI, with ATC flight number 1133. SB170.ZIP is required, and the base set includes uncolored assets intended for customization, with Luis Altamuro credited for color work.

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General Airlines Beech D18S N215PB

A Beech D18S, registered N215PB, operates for General Airlines from 1965 to 1970. The Beech D18S VC variant is represented here, aligning with a VC configuration and the N215PB markings, including the Reading, Balitmore, and Washington, DC service.

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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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Danish Douglas DC-3

Denmark-registered DC-3 carries the OY-BPB designation, tracing to ex-Royal Danish Air Force K-682. Kim Dahl applies the finish, built on a kit by Mark Beaumont, and since 1992 the airframe is owned by Foreningen For Flyvende Museums fly and DC-3 Vennerne as OY-BPB.

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Delta Airlines Douglas DC-6 V1.1

Delta variation for the DC-6 provides surface-detail work and requires the latest base pack from California Classics. Fuselage and detail areas are rendered in 32-bit, while the internal configuration lists ui_manufacturer Douglas, ui_type DC-6, and ui_variation Delta, with a prop_anim_ratio of 0.9.

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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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Romanian Ilyushin IL-12B YR-PCC

The IL-12B variant carries the registration YR-PCC and traces a government transport assignment for official use by the Romanian authorities. Romanian Government use spans 1949 through 1957, and the period sits within mid-century aviation history.

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Delta Airlines Lockheed L-10 Electra NC14935

Delta Air Lines operates a two-pilot Lockheed Electra L-10A, NC14935, introduced in 1936 for the Atlanta–Dallas service, with day and night operations. Credits go to Dale DeLuca and Arik Hohmeyer as creators, alongside a required L104NWA.ZIP; five BMP images accompany the ZIP.

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Pakistan International Douglas DC-3

Pakistan International Airlines operates a Douglas DC-3 in the 1950s, reflecting the era of its service. Ali Mujtaba paints the model, and the airframe serves in military roles during the first India-Pakistan war after independence before civilian variants emerge.

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Trans Carribbean Douglas DC-6A

DC-6A variant bears the atc_id N6541C for Trans Carribbean airways, circa 1958, reflecting a specific operator. Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson contribute the design work, while Gary Harper is credited for the finishing touches for this configuration.

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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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BEA Viscount 800

Four Vickers Viscount 800 variants serve BEA deliveries, registered as G-AOHP, G-AOHU, G-AORC, and G-APKF, with identifiers BEApinKF, BEApinHP, BEApinHU, BEApinRC. The Vickers Viscount 800 model by Rick Piper supports all four variants, with credits to Garry Russell.

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Guinea Airways Lockheed Electra L10A

Guinea Airways Ltd. variant aligns with FSDesign Berlin's L-10A, reflecting late-1930s usage as the first to operate the type in the South Pacific. In 1946 the aircraft transfers to Union Airways NZ, with the registration changed to ZK-ALH and the name KOREKE, with credits to Wayne Tudor and Dale DeLuca.

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OASU Lockheed Super Constellation NC-121K

An NC-121K assigned to the U.S. Navy Oceanographic Air Survey Unit, later VX-8 and VXN-8 at Patuxent River, bears BuNo 145925 Paisano Dos for Project Magnet, collecting magnetic-field data during 1962–1970. Mike Stone provides the base model, while Paisano_Dos.vcpmod adds the Paisano Dos callsign and a pd_aircraft.cfg reference integrates the configuration.

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