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Lockheed L-1049 Super G

The Super G is the civil variant of Lockheed's Constellation family, first flown in December 1954. Four models portray aircraft with and without radar noses and tip tanks, and the design accommodates up to 99 passengers while wing-tip tanks hold 600 gallons each.

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31.33 MB
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1.6K
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5/5
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FS2002/FS2004 Vulcanair/Partenavia P68-C

An Italian light twin, the Vulcanair P68-C variant is presented as an FSDS v2 model with all moving parts, rolling wheels, gear suspension and reflective surfaces. It pairs with panels by Arne Bartels and Jean-Pierre Langer, referenced as P68PNL02.ZIP and P68PNL04.ZIP, with original model by Massimo Taccoli and finishing by Massimo Taccoli and Gerardo Taccoli.

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1.59 MB
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1.5K
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Piper PA31 Navajo

ATASA operates TI-ATH, a Piper Navajo based at MRPV Tobias Bolaños Intl Airport. Cockpit panel and sounds accompany the model, with credits to J.R. Lucariny for the base model and Aaron R. Swindle for sounds.

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8.44 MB
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1.5K
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American Airlines Douglas DC-7

A detailed DC-7 configured for American Airlines features upgraded cockpit components and a flight engineer's station with precise engine gauges. The navigator panel integrates a functioning weather radar via FSUIPC, while exterior fidelity shows a silver fuselage with a red-white cheatline and iconic tail design.

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26.02 MB
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1.3K
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17
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DHC6-300 Shangri-la Air 9N-AFX

A Twin Otter operates charter flights from Kathmandu to Everest and across Nepal. The model is built in Gmax with wing views, dynamic shine, and full suspension, and the Shangri-la variant carries registration 9N-AFX, with credits going to Udo Lemmob, Barry Blaisdell, and Samy Fay, while Ted Griggs names the variant.

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1.21 MB
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1.2K
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4/5
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Antonov Airlines An-26

Fictional paint concepts for Antonov's sole An-26 show in-house colors, while the airframe remains unpainted today. Model by Dimitri Samborski, interior painting by M.Mysin, panel by V.Bocharnikov, color work by Ray Brower; image file Antonov-an26.jpg.

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9.95 MB
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1.1K
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2
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Buffalo Airways Douglas DC-3

Buffalo Airways branding appears on the Douglas DC-3 through a Buffalo-named subfolder and a matching aircraft.cfg entry; the atc_id CGWIR identifies the aircraft, while ui_variation Buffalo Airways marks the variant and the description notes operation by Buffalo Airways of Yellowknife, NT Canada.

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4.23 MB
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1.1K
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Sterling Airways DC-6B

Sterling European Airways operates DC-6B aircraft with a history spanning the 1960s and into the early 1970s. Jens B Kristensen reworks Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson's original model, while Tom Gibson implements subsequent modifications to finalize the project.

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3.25 MB
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1K
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Constellation Taxi FDE Upgrade

An optional flight dynamics upgrade for the Lockheed Constellation series enables taxiing at reduced power settings for more realistic ground handling, covering four variants: L-749, L-1049G/H, EC-121, and L-1649A Starliner. It fixes a misnamed .air file and checklist in the L-1649A release, replaces those files, and updates aircraft.cfg; FDE assumes 2010 updates for the variants.

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998
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Dassault MD 311 Flamant

Emmanuel Geffroy authors a rendition of the Flamant variant of the MD 311, version 04c, a designation that preserves the model's identifying details. The designation 04c marks this variant, linking the aircraft model to its creator.

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11.49 MB
Total Downloads
987
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9
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Air France Breguet 763

The Breguet 763 Provence, also known as Deux Ponts, presents a flight model by Christian Daboudet and a 3D model with surface detailing by Barney Bigard. Documentation is sparse, so a Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation or a Douglas DC-6 panel and sounds can be used, and a Breguet_2p folder and B2p_fs9.zip file accompany the setup.

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6.92 MB
Total Downloads
976
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5/5
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14
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2 Red Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina

The PBY-5A Catalina serves with Trans Australian Airlines on New Guinea routes, later styled Sunbird Services, with two airframes used until July 24, 1958. Removing the undercarriage and hydraulics boosts payload for water landings, while wheels stay usable for non-historic use; VH-EBD marks the last Sunbird, and a VH-WWC variant exists, with a panel included.

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1.34 MB
Total Downloads
827
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2
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Alitalia Savoia Marchetti SM95

Powered by a Fiat G12, the SM95 marks one of Alitalia’s early postwar airliners, entering service in July 1947 on the Roma-Oslo route and making its last flight in September 1954 as airliners with pressurised cabins replace older models. The model, aircraft, texture and panel are by F. Giuli.

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7.51 MB
Total Downloads
771
Star Rating
5/5
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5
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Fiat G.12

Five Fiat G12 variants appear in the archive, each featuring custom animations, sounds, engines, cockpit layouts, gauges, flight dynamics and on-screen handling notes. Seven configurations cover Regia Aeronautica (two), AMI (one), ALI (one), Airone (one) and Alitalia (two: Alcione and Regolo), with models by Stefano Meneghini and flight dynamics by FSAviator.

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29.16 MB
Total Downloads
765
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20
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VAL Britten-Norman Islanders

Three BN-2 Islander variants include Vieques Air Link's standard BN-2 and turbine BN-2T Islander, plus Isla Nena, a fictional version. Each variant carries a distinct ATC ID: N663VL for Vieques Air Link, N555DM for Isla Nena, and N861VL for the turbine, with model Turbo and ui_type Turbine Islander.

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5.07 MB
Total Downloads
724
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4
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USAF Douglas VC-118A Air Force One

Tail number 53-3240 and construction number 44611 appear in preserved colors, reflecting presidential service from 1961 to 1966. Since 1978 it is loaned by the U.S. Air Force Museum to Pima Air & Space Museum. The DC-6B variant is adapted by Hans Hermann of Virtual Birds Factory from Tom Gibson’s and Greg Pepper’s work.

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2.47 MB
Total Downloads
702
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Air Algerie Nord 2502

The Nord 2502 serves as the civilian version of the military Noratlas and sees service with the French Air Algerie Airline from 1957 to 1962, while it implements a new aircraft.cfg and enables loading and unloading a 2cv pickup, by Jean-Francois Martin.

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8.49 MB
Total Downloads
700
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2
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Buffalo Airways C-46 Commando C-FAVO

By Markus Hellwig, this revision depicts the Hay River-based carrier's C-FAVO in a 2009 appearance for the Curtiss CW-20 Commando, with tail registration letters on the aft fuselage and a revised external paint palette. The fltsim designation is C46A C-FAVO2009.

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3.5 MB
Total Downloads
691
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SVG Air Britten Norman BN-2B

SVG Air operates BN-2B Islander, modeled by Marcel Kuhnt, identified as the BN-2A SVG variant with registration G-SCUH. The package includes two cab files, BN_NEW_C and Douglas_DC3, along with effects and sound components for use.

File Size
13.01 MB
Total Downloads
658
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10
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SAAB-90 Scandia

The Saab Scandia is a twin-engined airliner designed as a DC-3 replacement; it first flies in 1947 and SAS operates through 1957, specifically with VASP in Brazil listed as another operator. By Jens B. Kristensen.

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20.01 MB
Total Downloads
645
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