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Base ModelThe B737-200 variant gains a B737-400 panel and revised flight dynamics, including the addition of the other three wheels, with no virtual cockpit. Gauges for the B737-400 panel are included, and t…
Base ModelAn A319-100 model from Project Airbus arrives with a virtual cockpit and bears the Germanwings branding introduced in July 2013, featuring a blackberry and yellow stylized W to evoke Wings. The air…
By Skyspirit2010, this Boeing 767-300 model features dynamic flexing wings and fully animated control surfaces, with opening passenger doors and ground-service vehicles operating when the cargo doo…
Base ModelSwiss International Air Lines operates a Bombardier CS100 in standard and LR configurations, a 110-seat airframe formerly designated the C110. The model implements Animated Ground Servicing and cre…
Base ModelProject Airbus presents the A380-800 with independently coded cockpit animations and enhanced external lighting, plus dynamic wing flex and drooping control surfaces that respond to load. Qantas br…
RepaintFlydubai operates a Boeing 737-800 variant, identified by atc_id A6-FDA and atc_flight_number FDA. The configuration references the Boeing737-800 model and assigns the Flydubai UI variation, aligni…
Jetstar Airways operates a Boeing 787-8 bearing the registration VH-VKA, represented in this variant for flight simulation. Compatibility rests on the TDSX788GENX.mdl engine variant, while dynamic …
Base ModelGulf Air’s four-engine A340-300 features a fully functional virtual cockpit and night lighting, with surface fidelity enhanced by diffuse, bump, and specular mapping. It supports SP1 and SP2 and re…
Base ModelTwo variants cover the 737-900 and 737-900ER, the model exhibits dynamic flexing wings, and the control surfaces are fully animated, capturing the core mechanical behavior described by Tenkuu Devel…
Base ModelBy Camil Valiquette, the CamSim v4 model renders American Airlines' 787-8 with closer wing-root contours and expanded passenger door frames. It includes Animated Ground Servicing sequences, featuri…
Base ModelAn ERJ-145XR in Pan American Airways colors features a virtual cockpit, with a POSKY paint kit based coloring by Karl Kratt, and the design remains compatible with all versions of the simulator, wh…
Base ModelUS Airways operates an Airbus A330-300 variant equipped with a fully functional cockpit featuring 2 Primary Flight Displays and 2 Multifunction displays, plus an FMC with 15 menus and an ATC-ID sig…
RepaintSaudi Arabian colors adorn the Boeing 747-400 in the base model, registered as HZ-AIZ, for Saudi Arabian Airlines, which operates about 139 aircraft. Credits go to Azrin Jumat and Marwan Abdul Lati…
Base ModelOriginal aircraft model by Project Open Sky, with a panel aligned to the default B737 layout, delivering a straightforward cockpit arrangement suitable for early familiarity and practical evaluatio…
Base ModelOperating as a Boeing 737-200, the model provides a basic virtual cockpit and a stable model with shine and vapor trails, while wing views are keyed into the aircraft.cfg file. It has no opening do…
RepaintTom Bakody applies a UPS brown and gold branding to the default Boeing 737-800, enhanced by an advanced alpha channel and specular and bump maps to sharpen surface detail. The work relies on a sepa…
RepaintPaint2 variant for the default 747-400, by Jasz Espi, carries registration RP-C3224 with ATC airline Philippine Air and flight number 7623. It remains compatible with the original Boeing 747-400, a…
Base ModelJapan Airlines B777-300ER, registered JA8943 and construction number 28395/196, features a POSKY virtual cockpit and aligns with POSKY's 777-300ER assets for a faithful variant depiction. The creat…
Base ModelProject Opensky delivers a Boeing 767-300ER model for Thomson Airways, registration G-OOAN ex-First Choice. The edition uses the original Opensky geometry and includes full animations, offering a s…
An American Airlines branding is applied to the default 737-800 Next Generation, reflecting the airline’s identity on the fuselage and tail markings. Cronan Doyle adapts the branding onto the model…