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Repaint for PaywareBy Giulio Catena of FS Repaints Australia, this color-matched visual for the 747-400 blends Air New Zealand branding with a koru motif and custom tail artwork. The setup designates registration ZK-OES and uses the Air NZ HDT variant name to identify the revised identity.
Johnny Lawrence designs the Mona Lisa variant for Korean Airlines' Boeing 747-400, tailored to the payware 747-400 model. The work centers on a Korean Airlines configuration for the 747-400 airframe, incorporating the Mona Lisa identity.
A 737-800 variant bearing MAI branding features precise tail insignia alignment and crisp door and window lettering along the fuselage. Robby Pauletto in Switzerland crafts a freeware offering that requires the default airframe, with the base model available via Fly Away Simulation's library.
Complete with Base ModelCathay Pacific operates a Boeing 747-400 RR variant bearing the registration VR-HOW. The model is by Project Open Sky, with surface detailing contributed by Jonathon Sze, reflecting the aircraft’s fuselage markings and overall silhouette accurately.
Complete with Base ModelAn extended-fuselage 787-9 variant is modeled with precise nose, tail, and wing contours, along with chevroned engine cowlings, while the Animated Ground Servicing (AGS) system animates gate-service vehicles around the aircraft. By Camil Valiquette, LAN Airlines branding appears on the tail, and the full model is included as freeware.
Repaint for PaywareAn L-1011-385-1 variant has registration N140SC and ATC ID N14OSC. The configuration references sim CSL112, credits Captain Sim as the creator, and notes Corina Meyer as painter, with cn1067 listed in the description and 2014.
RepaintJason Harnois creates a Delta DAL195 variant for the ERJ-190 LR that pairs with the Premair Aircraft Design base model. It uses atc_id DAL195 and atc_flight_number 195, covers a 98–114 passenger regional jet, and reflects Delta's short intercity operations.
Complete with Base ModelOperating as the Bulgarian Air Force, the A319-111 bears the registration LZ-AOB. The configuration supports official travel for state visits, and it retains a practical cockpit arrangement suitable for ceremonial missions, with opening doors also.
Thomas Ruth builds a model of an Iran Air A300-B4 with registration EP-IBJ that features a virtual cockpit and seven wing views. Mohammad Taghi Etemadian supplies color work, delivering a faithful portrayal of the aircraft.
Complete with Base ModelAir China operates a Boeing 737-600 registered B-5027, uses Project Open Sky’s model with audio/panel derived from the default 737-800. The variant has fully animated control surfaces, front gear steering, opening passenger doors, and dynamic wing flexing with reflective surfaces under night lighting.
Repaint for PaywareCorina Meyer delivers a Lufthansa design for the PMDG 737-700 NGX, bearing the D-ABEB registration as the Xanten variant. It uses a .ptp file and relies on the payware PMDG model to operate, delivering precise fuselage lettering and engine intake rim details.
RepaintA Croatia Airlines themed FAIB A320 CFM bears registration 9A-CTJ Dubrovnik. The variant relies on the FAIBA320.ZIP base and includes the FAIB_A320_CFM_T.dds file to anchor its appearance within its configuration for collectors worldwide and history.
RepaintOzjet branding guides the Boeing 737-800’s exterior presentation, with tail art and fuselage colors aligned to the carrier’s identity. By Jon Murchison, it relies on the standard 737-800 and the Fly Away Simulation base model, imposes no changes to cockpit systems or flight dynamics, and remains freeware, with a preview image named ozjet738.gif.
Repaint for PaywareThe PMDG 777-200LR serves as the base, carrying a fictitious registration under Japan Airlines branding, and captures a 2011-era concept with careful alignment to classic airline identity and scale. A dedicated configuration file named PMDG777_JAL_2011.ptp defines the arrangement and ensures consistent handling.
Complete with Base ModelArrow Cargo VA operates a DC-10-30F configured for cargo, bearing registration N831AR, with a three-engine thrust balance and a highly detailed exterior that emphasizes panel lines, door outlines, and wing structures. Thomas Ruth provides the foundational airframe, while Mathieu Vos (APSS) handles the exterior detailing.
RepaintAir Madagascar's Boeing 737-300 gains branding on the fuselage and tail, credited to Philippe Tabatchnik, with the base model from Erez Werber required and the FAIB_B7373 base package as its foundation. This work emphasizes branding accuracy while supporting AI traffic in Madagascar’s airspace.
Repaint for PaywareDelta Air Lines operates a variant of the MD-11 built by McDonnell Douglas, identified as N815DE, with ATC flight number 4355 and heavy designation. The named variant appears as Delta Airlines New, while the ATC field lists Delta and the flight number 4355.
Complete with Base ModelAn enhanced nose profile, improved cockpit windows, and winglet redesign distinguish the A350-800 XWB variant operated by Aeroflot. Access to the complete base model comes with animated ground servicing that supports boarding and cargo handling, with wing-fold and tail-hook controls, credited to Camil Valiquette.
RepaintAn Airbus A321 variant operated by TAM Linhas Aéreas bears registration PR-MBK. The entry emphasizes a single variant designation for the TAM fleet, anchored by the PR-MBK code and tied to the airline’s São Paulo service context.
Repaint for PaywareCorina Meyer credits this entry as a fixed version for a Boeing 777-200F wearing a fictional KLM Cargo identity. It rests on a single .ptp data file that defines the exterior appearance, reflecting a revised variant from an earlier design.