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Base ModelAlphasim releases a freeware variant of the Beechcraft trainer upgraded with an enhanced 2D and 3D panel, flight dynamics, and gauges. Three prototypes differ by powerplants—two use 205 hp Continen…
Base ModelBy Don Bodenstedt, this enhancement requires the original model and visual assets from B1B.ZIP or B1BLANCER.ZIP and adds a 4:3 glass panel along with an .air file. A cockpit view exists but is larg…

A Brazilian Air Force themed variant for a C-17 Globemaster III, by Hani Michal, features fictional markings and a dedicated callsign profile. ATC ID 7101 and ATC heavy set to 1 establish its in-si…
Original model credits go to Roland Laborie, Jean Pierre Bourgeois, and Pierre Marchadier, while Sammy Dowidar delivers the FSX adaption and Egyptian Air Force markings, forming a desert-focused pr…

An A-6E Intruder, based on Kazunori Ito's design and assigned to Navy squadron VA-176, The Thunderbolts, features a working tail hook and folding wings. Vietnam War-era operations highlight its lon…
Base ModelTwo Tu-160 Blackjack variants exist, identified by atc_id 342 and atc_id 16002, both using atc_airline code vvs and bearing ui_type Tu-160 BlackJack. It adds Red 06 Ilya Muromets configuration and …

By Nathan Fife, an F-15 carries an Air Superiority Blue color on the 325th Fighter Wing at Tyndall AFB, Florida. Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft implements modifications to reach speeds surpassing 1500 …
Base ModelSaudi Typhoon formation spans the first 72 aircraft with a further 72 contemplated, deployed to Taif, Khamis, Tabuk and Dhahran, and it records a ferry from Warton via Toulouse, Malta and Akrotiri …
Base ModelTim Conrad refines a two-seat Lockheed T-33 trainer designated TR-612 for the United States Air Force. It features a 2D and 3D cockpit and enhanced effects, with visuals by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircra…
Base ModelA native upgrade by Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations enhances the E-1B Tracer with a capable flight model, authentic radial sounds, and clickable virtual cockpits. It is one of seven aircraft in a seri…
Base ModelTwo panel options let pilots choose between the original Tu-22 layout and a modified X-3 arrangement for a three-seat bomber, both updated with gauge sets from several designers. Michael Pearson su…
Base ModelA remade B-49 Flying Wing Bomber becomes a jet-powered airframe that uses computer-controlled wing slats to compensate for the missing vertical tail. It supports low-level and high-altitude flight …

Kirk Olsson's F-16 Viper variant appears with a desert camouflage finish, a panel by Bob Chicilo accompanies it, and flight dynamics are updated.
Base ModelOn April 26, 1936, the Luftwaffe's single-seat fighter raises the world air speed record to 755,11 km/h, 469,22 mph. The Me-209 V4 remains an experimental variant, with only one constructed, and fl…
The CC-130J-30 variant carries atc_id 130601, atc_airline CANUCK, and atc_flight_number 601 for the Canadian Forces. The asset uses the file j30_130601 and credits Tweaker Productions for the updat…
Base ModelAn update to the Be-12 merges a Steve Boston panel with Russian gauge references drawn from An-12, 3MS Bison, and An-124 configurations, and adds a water-bombing effects set by Boston, with thumbna…
Base ModelZE708 stands as one of two airframes refurbished in 2012 to bolster Royal Air Force transport. Built in 1991 and later converted to military configuration, the jet features a custom cockpit panel a…
Base ModelThe RSAF operates an F-15S variant assigned to the 92 Fighter Squadron, based at King Abdul Aziz Air Base in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. Nathan Fife provides the original model and Mark R…
An XB-35 prototype variant shifts power from four piston engines to eight turbojets and adds four fins with air dams along the swept wings, reflecting a substantial aerodynamic modification. J. Hig…

The RAF Nimrod R.1 occupies the lineup with 51 Squadron markings at RAF Waddington and is modeled in FSDS2. It has a 2d panel and sounds, with aircraft credited to Matt Baker and UKMIL today.