Base ModelGrumman E-2C 2000 AB-601, USS Enterprise, features model and sound by Pierre Marchadier and Gmax Academy, while Enrique Medal handles the 2D panel. The 2D panel relies on default gauges, delivering a straightforward interface efficiently.
Payware RepaintArea51 Simulations presents a C-17A Globemaster III painted as ZZ177 Red 10 of 99 Squadron RAF, appearing at airshows through 2011. The variation shows the 99SQN RAF identity with tail marking ZZ177 and the Red 10 nickname.
US Navy variants of the Corsair II, including Blue Diamonds and Rampagers, carry a Pax River designation. In addition, XML gauges replace incompatible ones, and the 2D panel plus the virtual cockpit are revised, revised by Danny Garnier for compatibility.
Base ModelThe model represents CC-115 s/n 115461 with United Nations markings. On August 9, 1974, Syrian missiles shoot down the aircraft during U.N. peacekeeping duties from Beirut to Damascus, claiming nine crew members. The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum restores a derelict Buffalo to static display and paints it to mirror 115461 in UN markings.

Erwin Welker provides an Luftwaffe camouflage for the Airbus A400 M, using the original Patrick Le Luyer model (A400M-1.ZIP) as a base. It adds camera enhancements, including a Moving Map panel view and a left-engine perspective with eight-blade propellers, supported by Cameras.cfg configuration.
Kazunori Ito models the X-45A UCAV, an unmanned combat air vehicle. The listing preserves the explicit designation and credits Ito as the creator, illustrating how the X-45A UCAV appears clearly in model form for reference.
Base ModelTwo alternate F/A-18C variants join the default Hornet model, each with separate .air and Aircraft.cfg tweaks for Realistic All Low Gear and Only Rear Gear Low configurations. The package adds 13 image sets for All Low Gear and 6 for Rear Gear, plus a dedicated F/A-18 sound pack and The Hornet's Nest by Ray Gagnon.

VFA-106 Gladiators originate with Strike Fighter Squadron 106, commissioned at NAS Cecil Field on April 27, 1984, before relocating to NAS Oceana in the summer of 1999. As the East Coast Fleet Replacement Squadron, the Gladiators train F/A-18 replacement pilots to support fleet commitments, and an image file named vfa106nj.gif is included.
Base ModelThe visual model receives a complete rework, adds a virtual cockpit and omits a 2D panel. For Canadian Armed Forces, it offers two military variants plus an air display version, includes two paintkits, and covers Australia, Japan, and Finland, with a total file size at 56% of the original Grizzly, by Brian Sturton.

The De Havilland Vampire F3 presents a classic single-seat jet with a Goblin 3 turbojet delivering 3,350 pounds of thrust, and two authentic paint schemes representing VT 812 of 601 Squadron RAF and 17071 of the Royal Canadian Air Force.
Base ModelThe P-149D edition includes the P-149CH variant used by Swissair for training. P-149U variants feature a redesigned tailplane for Uganda's Air Force, and the model presents a complete 3-D cockpit and cabin with night lighting.
Base ModelThe L-39 Albatros jet fighter is owned and operated by Gareth and sits hangared at Lancaster Regional Airport Cold War Museum, presented in its real-world color scheme. Lighting effects rely on 3D Lights & Redux by A2A Simulations, with updates provided by David Grindele.
Base ModelGiovanni Quai provides modifications for the MB339PAN_V_2011 variant crafted for Massimo Taccoli, replacing aircraft.cfg, MB339_Pan.air and panel.cfg to correct flight behavior and autopilot operations. While the altimeter regulation via autopilot remains unsolved, the revised files enable flights and instrumental landings with this variant.
Base ModelMassimo Altieri delivers a revision of the RA-5C Vigilante that includes a panel compatible with the sim and refined flight dynamics, following Bob Chicilo's prior work, with Spencer Johnson credited for this edition. Spencer Johnson handles the edition.
Base ModelEight PV-2 Harpoon models are provided, each paired with a custom flight model. A custom panel and gauges accompany the lineup, and the setup aligns with cockpit-focused detailing, delivering a compact, authentic sense of operation for observers.

Will Braun creates the A-10 Warthog variant, presenting a focused depiction attributed to the author. A file named fsx_a10.gif provides a visual reference, tying the written specification to a concrete graphic asset within this catalog.
Base ModelThe XB-70 Valkyrie receives updated flight dynamics, adds gauges to both 2D and VC panels, and tweaks the 2D background while refining smoke and afterburner effects, by Bob Chicilo. The aircraft remains parked on the runway with zero throttle and less than 10 percent fuel.
Payware RepaintHenry William crafts the finish for a Royal Netherlands Air Force F-104G Starfighter D-8244 from 311 Squadron, designed to work with the Alphasim payware F-104G model. Alphasim, together with Frank Safranek’s paint kit, supplies accurate squadron insignia and camouflage details.
Two variants accompany the F/A-18A upgrade, Basic Version without effects and FX Version with effects, built around NATOPS-driven changes and a revised Realistic HUD. Ray Gagnon contributes seven new finishes, with Christian Snow credited; FA_18_05_C.dds and FA_18_05_NIGHT_C.dds are listed.

The E4-B variant serves as the National Airborne Operations Center, a highly survivable command, control, and communications center for the National Command Authorities. The Air Force maintains four of these aircraft, one of which remains on alert, while art by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft provides the accompanying visuals.