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Braniff Turquoise Jellybean Boeing 707

This depiction reproduces Braniff's turquoise Jellybean scheme on a Boeing 707-300 registered N7075 circa 1968, capturing jet-age styling and distinctive branding. Marc Brown creates the exterior-appearance-focused rendition, ensuring period-accurate markings for N7075 and aligning colors with Braniff's mid-century identity.

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Braniff Jellybean Lime Green Boeing 721 N300BN

Braniff Lime Green Jellybean exists as a single variant for the Boeing 727-100, identified by atc_id N300BN and atc_flight_number 527, using an N300BN data folder for its visuals. It requires the CS-B727-100 base model and preserves period-correct Braniff markings under its registry.

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Eagle Flight VA Boeing 747

EFV visuals target the default Boeing 747-400, aligning with the stock model rather than alternate variants, and also clarify the ATC data. ATC data sets atc_id EF-SFS, atc_flight_number 1123, and atc_heavy=1, while ui_createdby Ian A.

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SAT Boeing 737-200 ADV

Two registration options, RA-73003 and RA-73005, appear on the 737-200 Advanced developed with the FAIB_B7372.ZIP base model by Philippe Tabatchnik, offering distinct identifiers for regional operations. The package provides only surface visuals aligned to those registrations, while the underlying 3D geometry must be obtained separately to enable AI traffic and airport routing.

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Braniff Orange Jellybean Boeing 707

Marc Brown provides a Braniff International orange finish for the Boeing 707-300, dating to Braniff’s late-1960s era. It supports operation on the 707-300 variant and reflects Braniff’s routes across the Americas during that era, aligning with the airline’s identity.

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Braniff Lavender Jellybean Boeing 707

Marc Brown crafts a N108BN-themed offering for Captain Sim B707-300, reproducing Braniff’s 1968 lavender scheme with precise fuselage markings and tail art. Purchasers obtain the base CS_B707-300 model separately, then carefully verify compatibility during integration.

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Braniff Panagra Green Jellybean Boeing 707

An authentic color pattern for the B707-300 celebrates Braniff International’s Panagra collaboration with the distinctive Green Jellybean branding, identified by the N7080 designation. It features Pratt and Whitney JT3D engines and reflects intercontinental reach and mid-1960s industrial design.

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Braniff Ochre Jellybean Boeing 707

Marc Brown creates a Braniff N7077 representation for the Boeing 707-300, capturing the Ochre Jellybean tones from the late 1960s, intended for the Captain Sim B707-300 add-on. Files align with CS_B707-300 by placing a dedicated N7077 set inside the directory and modifying aircraft.cfg to register the new variant.

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Braniff Lemon Yellow Jellybean Boeing 707

Braniff International’s bright yellow Braniff motif applies to a Boeing 707-300 with registration N7098, and reproduces authentic 1968 tail markings and branding. Marc Brown tunes color depth across period graphics within the CS_B707-300 structure, and operation requires the Captain Sim B707-300 model.

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Garuda Indonesia Boeing 737-800

Registration PK-GEE defines a visual skin for the default B737-800, created for Garuda Indonesia by Tri Wasono and based on logos by Jonathan Hartana. It remains compatible with the base model and preserves the operator's identity through the approved markings.

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British Airways Boeing 747-400

BA 747-400 World Tails designs include Blue Poole, Benyhone, Colum and the Union Flag variants. The documents note these designs are not fully authentic because the underlying model uses GE engines while BA operates Rolls-Royce, and the base markings are too small to include all identifiers, by Roger Mole.

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British Airways Boeing 737-800

By Tomi Koivunen, this British Airways color applies to the default Boeing 737-800, a fictional presentation for the baseline airframe. British Airways does not operate the 737-800, instead flying the 737-400, and the work relies on the base aircraft as its foundation.

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KLM Boeing 747-406M

Posky 747-406M v4 carries KLM branding and the registration PH-BFV. It features a virtual cockpit, GPWS, GE sound, and 32-bit PH-BFV visuals, reflecting this model’s precise configuration, while the folder is labeled Posky 747-406M KLM PH-BFV.

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Lufthansa Airbus A321

Registration D-AIRC anchors a Lufthansa A321 variant, offered as a skin replacement for the default A321 by Max Schulist, and this model-focused presentation aligns with the standard airframe and keeps a straightforward, model-specific focus throughout.

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Orionair BAe 146-300

Orionair, a Valencia-based charter carrier established in 2004, operates the BAe 146-300 variant on European and Tunisian routes from Valencia as its main base, with Madrid Barajas serving as a hub and it is part of the TravelPlan group.

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SAA Airbus A380-800

An A380-800 model presents a South African Airways color scheme, with the geometry authored by Robert Versluys using Gmax and colors contributed by Peter Tredre. The a3800SAA.zip file accompanies the work and documents the variant.

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Lufthansa Airbus A350 Demo

By A. Meyer, AFS Design, the Lufthansa A350 demo introduces a new external model and a refreshed panel with updated gauges, plus animated cockpit and virtual cockpit. Trimming can be automatic or manual, autopilot supports autoland, and a Rolls-Royce TREND 1000 engine sound is recorded in Dahlewitz, Germany, while 1024x1024 surface maps provide night lighting.

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Air Berlin Boeing 737-800 Project Opensky Model

Air Berlin uses a Boeing 737-800, a model developed by Project Open Sky, and the colorwork is credited to Misha Grift, illustrating a collaboration between the airline, the posky project, and an individual artist worldwide.

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Embraer ERJ-195 FlyBe

The first airframe enters service with FlyBe in mid 2006, marking its deployment to the regional carrier. The model counts more than 160 orders from airlines worldwide and includes a CRJ-900 panel and sound, enhancing cockpit familiarity.

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QANTAS Boeing 737-800

Australian Simulation offers a VH-VYG Australind-named Boeing 737-838 variant for Qantas, showing that only the main fuselage graphics are edited while the remaining elements are aliased to the base model resources. Diffuse and specular maps support light bloom and global reflections.

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