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German Luftwaffe Airbus A310-300

The Luftwaffe variant for the A310-300 relies on the TomA310 model by Thomas Ruth (TOMA310.ZIP). It sets ATC ID 10+21 and ATC airline Luftwaffe, while UI data lists ui_type A310-300 and ui_variation Luftwaffe VIP 10+21, with author credit to Thomas Ruth.

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RAF DeHavilland Devon C2 VP967

VP967, a Devon C2 with construction number 04220, moves through RAF Bovingdon in the mid-1960s, is converted to C2 for the Southern Communications Squadron until 1972, then transfers to RAF Northolt and later serves as Sea Devon at Culdrose from 1978 to 1981 before retirement in 1982 and preservation at Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvingdon.

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Vought A-7E

Three variants bear BX tail codes for Aeroworks Flight Center IV in Railroad Valley, Nevada, reflecting authentic identification marks and balanced handling, with an updated autopilot enhancing precision across maneuvering and approaches in practice today.

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Cessna 337 BAT-21

BAT21 marks the variant for the Carenado C337 Skymaster, housed in a BAT21 folder with its data. The configuration lists atc_id BAT21 and ui_variation BAT21, while Alan W (EightyFiftyFive) is credited as the creator here.

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Ejercito de Colombia Antonov AN-32B

Registration EJC1147 identifies a twin-turboprop AN-32B cargo aircraft, with modeling credits to Tim Conrad and Miguel Calderon. The asset uses atc_id_color 0x00000000, atc_parking_code EJC, and MIL_CARGO parking types, while ui_manufacturer=Antonov, ui_type=AN-32, and description=Twin Turboprop Cargo Plane define its profile.

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US Navy LTV Vought A-7 Corsair VA-147

RAZBAM presents a TA-7C Corsair II variant used by the Navy, designated VA-174 with Hellrazors as the nickname in a low-visibility finish. The model includes a VA-174 low variation, lists Vought as manufacturer, and assigns NAVY as airline with flight number 454.

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French Air Force Pilatus PC-21

Version 1.2 designates a PC-21 variant credited to Martial Feron. ATC id 201 and the airline tag Air Force accompany the entry, while the description portrays the PC-21 as a single-turboprop trainer with a dedicated variation label.

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Project MiG 15

The MiG 15 model undergoes modification for a flight simulation environment, featuring new flight dynamics and a rebuilt .cfg, .air file, and panel. Mark Rooks of RDG carries out the modification to complete the project.

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Polish Air Force Lockheed F-16D

Two Polish Air Force F-16D with CFT variants are included for the F-16D Viper model, identified as -4076 and -4087, with bitmap files preserving the Polish fuselage markings. The original markings are by Jens-Ole Kjolberg.

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US Navy A-6E Intruder VA-35 Black Panther

By AlphaSim Ltd, the A-6E Intruder VA-35 HARM variant for the US Navy bears atc_id 4383 and VA-35 designation, linked to USS Nimitz in 1975. The description notes 693 A-6s were built, with the A-6E variant serving as the attack configuration.

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Factory Rollout Antonov An-32

Tim Conrad creates the Antonov An-32 model, and Zsolt Beleznay supplies the accompanying artwork. Two visuals illustrate the rollout on a runway, contextualizing the collaboration between the model's creator and the artwork contributor for observers.

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Silver-Dayglo Royal Navy Hunter

By Andy Ford, this record covers two-seat Hawker Hunter trainers in Fleet Air Arm markings, with updated stencil work by Dave Quincey. It encompasses seven variants named for 700ZNAS, 738NAS, 759NAS, 764NAS, 800NAS, ADTU, and HMS Heron station flight, each assigned ATC IDs WW664 or XF289.

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F-16 Canopy Transparence Fix

Two canopy variants address the Viperden-type F-16s, employing the Viper_NOR.mdl model and the viperden_X.zip file originally by Kirk Olsson and adapted by Danny Garnier. By G. Guichard, the solution yields one relatively clear option and another with a darker hue for later iterations.

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US Air Force Beechcraft 58 Baron

The Beech_Baron_58 designation carries USAF markings as the T-42 variant used for instrument training and executive transport. ATC ID N5199H accompanies UI variation USAF and UI type Baron 58, with credits to Mark Fireball Rooks of RDG Aircraft.

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Myasishchev Atlant

This adaptation of the Russian Myasishchev Atlant is created by Brett Hoskins and includes gauges for both the virtual cockpit and the 2D panel. Panel configuration is by Michael Pook, and the package represents the complete aircraft.

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Luke AFB Lockheed-Martin F-35A

Luke AFB hosts an F-35A assigned to the 61st FS, registration 11-5030, the first of nearly 180 F-35As slated to replace F-16s at Luke AFB, AZ. Dino Cattaneo’s F-35V230 is the associated variant for Luke.

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Royal Navy Hawker Hunter T8 RN

Three variants cover Royal Navy two-seat Hawker Hunter trainers assigned to 764 NAS at Lossiemouth, ITF Yeovilton, and RNAHU Tengah. The RNAHU unit also served with 700Z NAS in the same colors, while ATC IDs XE664, WV319, and XF358 mark the offerings.

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BAE Desert Hawk

Desert Hawk demonstrator carries dark earth and stone camouflage with azure underside for Middle East demonstrations and is a BAE Hawk variant. It includes a redesigned panel, revised flight dynamics, and a dynamic shine on visuals, with work by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft, seen in baedhx.gif.

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IDF A-4E/F

Virtavia creates two A-4E/F Skyhawk variants, IDF 1 and IDF 2, with Luigi Martinelli as a credited contributor. Israel signs a 48-aircraft contract on 02 June 1966, and the first four A-4Hs arrive at Haifa on 19 December 1967, with the Ayit operational in 1968.

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US Air Force F-104G Starfighter Fictional SEA Scheme

An SEA fictional camouflage for the F-104G Starfighter, presented as a USAF fighter-bomber adaptable to interception roles. The setup centers on a variant using model map_reflex_m61 with ui_createdby Sim Skunk Works, and assigns atc_id M200N0VG0 with atc_flight_number 249, linking to a SEA Camo fictional designation.

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