Air France depicts a Boeing 747-400 in the default variant, aligning with the B747-400 configuration. It highlights the carrier and model by presenting a concise representation of that airframe, wi…
Base ModelTAP Portugal's A319-111, registered CS-TTE and named Francisco D’Ollanda, sits on a Project Airbus base model with a fully functional virtual cockpit and XML-driven systems including a pressurizati…
Base ModelThe Dornier Do328JET presents as a 32-seat twin turbofan regional airliner with a fully modeled interior. Three color schemes accompany the model, representing Sun-Air Denmark, Midwest Connect, and…
Base ModelPaul Craig renders a Boeing 777-200ER for KLM with registration PH-BQO, built on the POSKY base model and featuring a detailed virtual cockpit; gauge files labeled Boeing777-300 and legacy msvcr70.…
RepaintAn Alitalia-themed detailing for the default Airbus A321 targets the standard model, with creator credit to Yosuke. The work is freeware and applies to the base variant, representing Alitalia Airli…
Base ModelDavid Grindele adapts Melvin Rafi's Meljet Boeing 777-200 design, preserving authentic geometry and flight responsiveness while applying configuration tweaks and air-file refinements for stable han…
Base ModelAir Berlin operates an Airbus A330, pictured on the ground. The twin-engined A330-300 version achieves its first flight on 2 November 1992, while as of July 2010, 710 of 1092 A330s are ordered and …
Base ModelThe BAe 146 carries four turbofan engines mounted beneath the wings and features silver and red paint with distinctive logos on the side today. Production runs from 1983 to 2002 with nearly 400 bui…
Registration N980AN represents the 737-800 variant derived from Corey Ford’s iFly model and ported by Sergio Sanchez. It furnishes two configurations, Normal and Wide screen, live in a folder named…
747-400 variant bears VH-OJB with the Mt Isa designation, and Stephen Newton is credited for this presentation, which remains concise while clearly identifying the aircraft's unique registration an…
RepaintAir Canada operates a Boeing 777-300ER with registration C-FIUL. The model derives from a FSPainter-based design by Claudio A. Dobre, with a presentation that emphasizes faithful shape and accurate…
RepaintChanges apply solely to the default A321, leaving all other variants untouched. A ground-view image shows the A321 on the ground, indicating that only surface-level visuals for the baseline airfram…
Base ModelBy Aerodesign, the A340-313 depicts South African Airways colors, with Peter Tredre responsible for the color work. The model centers on the A340-313 variant and the airline branding across the fus…
Base ModelA 787-9 variant from CamSim by Camil Valiquette introduces refined fuselage and wing detailing and faithfully mirrors Vietnam Airlines' color identity. Animated Ground Servicing provides door and c…
RepaintElmar Westra provides a freeware depiction of the Boeing 737-800 registered PH-BXM, carrying the KLM identity and the nickname Kluut. It uses 32-bit visuals, with doors fully animated and wing flex…
Thai Airways A380 visuals are prepared for the Project Airbus A380-800, representing a single variant and operator pairing. The package enables dynamic wingflex, ground spoilers, animated gear and …
Braden Peters delivers an MD_83 upgrade that converts the default AI MD_83 into a flyable variant. It includes two variants and a straightforward readme, and ships with core files such as Aircraft.…
A high quality Gmax model of the Airbus A380-800 in Burma's airline colours, by Robert Versluys and Robby Pauletto, includes a steering nosewheel, taxi and landing lights, and a fully animated land…
RepaintOnly supports the default B737-800, supplying a single variant tied to this airframe, with no other configurations indicated. A visual reference shows the file 56easy.JPG, a JPG image measured at 9…
Base ModelBy Mike Stone, Stingray presents custom gauges and demands precise handling at Mach 4.7 around 70,000 feet. It reaches about 2600 knots ground speed and enables a New York to London hop in roughly …