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Complete with Base ModelThe Skyhawk refresh includes three models and four paints, built around a remodeled cockpit and 2D panel. Flight tuning is adjusted to address excessive thrust, and a new burner flame with smoke effect accompanies the work, with credits to Michael Pook for the visuals and Kazunori Ito, plus Bruce Fitzgerald for an earlier revision.

A fictional F/A-18 variant named Tigerskin features an orange, black and white color palette and draws on the older Tigers meet artwork for its concept. It presents a default 2D static cockpit alongside a virtual cockpit with aliased visuals, uses standard animations and sounds, and is credited to Mark Hollis in 2009.

By Sean Doran, this modification references a Royal Australian Air Force Pilatus PC-12 derived from the payware Flight1 Pilatus PC12. An accompanying image file pc12raaf.gif captures the appearance from multiple angles clearly for reference here.
An attack variant of the L-39 family, the L-39ZA, upgrades the L-39 ZO and mounts a GSh-23L 23mm twin-barrelled cannon beneath the cockpit, by Harri Thaha and Hadi Tahir, version v0.11. Two visuals depict the aircraft on a runway.
Repaint for PaywareCaptain Sim provides the EDCA 00-36 squadron variant for a French airborne warning and control system asset, with artwork by Martial Feron. ATC ID 71-1408 and ATC flight number 704 appear, while UI type is E-3 with UI variation EDCA 00-36.
Complete with Base ModelUKMIL provides a Buccaneer S2 conversion for flight simulation, and the model is shown in an in-flight view. The image preserves a clean silhouette, offering a concise glimpse of the S2 variant in airborne state.
Complete with Base ModelRestauravia presents the Zephyr CM175 variant with naval duties, labeled v1.1. It delivers a complete aircraft featuring a 2D panel and a functional virtual cockpit, with model credit going to Andre Chancel and a related reference to FZ11XUP2.ZIP.

SimScape presents a Mirage 4000 variant with a fully functional Head-Up Display, multi-function displays, moving map, and an audio radio altimeter, while integrating Eric Marciano's radar for enhanced situational awareness. The radar gauge and HUD require payware and must be purchased for full use, with credits to SimScape, Eric Marciano, and Romain Lucas.

Two MiG-21 variants are provided, the MF single-seat and U.S. two-seat, reflecting usage by the German Democratic Republic's National People's Army. By AFS-design, it depicts a detailed outside and interior model with an animated cockpit, autopilot, and radio navigation, plus a four-aircraft formation capability.

Alpha Sim releases a freeware F-105 Thunderchief linked to the 13th Tactical Fighter Squadron, formed at Korat RT AFB in May 1966 and retaining the 13th designation. The squadron fields four F-105D single-seat aircraft and one F-105E Wild Weasel two-seat aircraft, with 2D/3D panels, Mach 2 flight dynamics, and textures by Mark Rooks of RDG.
Complete with Base ModelThe Saudi air arm operates three squadrons of the F-5E/F, with two based at Taif and one at Khamis, as they fly to various waypoints and airfields. It also works with a Typhoon add-on today.
Complete with Base ModelAn edition enables the Su-24M AI lineup to fly, pairing a Kazunori Ito 2D panel with gauges from Jan Moravec's Su-15 and adding a ground/terrain radar. There are 31 aircraft across five loadouts, and it includes a Skysong Soundworks Soviet MiG-21 sound.

Hawk T1a by BAE presents as a full Gmax model, offering five versions and 26 variations, and it includes an opening canopy along with ground equipment.
Complete with Base ModelAn A319-133X CJ variant operated by the Brazilian Air Force bears tail number 2101 and VC-1A designation, nicknamed Santos-Dumont. Developed by Marco Fischbach on a Project Airbus base, it includes custom enhancements for presidential transport.
Complete with Base ModelBased at Cairo West, 36 F-4E Phantoms operate to various waypoints and airports, with occasional trips to other countries, reflecting the Egyptian air service's broad international activity. Model by Nick Black, flight plans and AFDs by Dale Ashcroft.
A variant v2 of a VTOL fighter that includes foldable wings and an incomplete HUD with other gauges alongside a virtual cockpit, reflecting changes from the first version, Yak-141 designation, by Hadi Tahir for enthusiasts.

A revised F4D1 Skyray by Kazunori Ito serves as a Navy variant, featuring new flight dynamics and .air and .cfg files. It bears Project N.O.T.S. colors, includes afterburner effects and historical pictures with history document, noting Project N.O.T.S. begins at China Lake on June 6, 1958 as the first satellite launch from an aircraft.
By Hadi Tahir, the Yakovlev Yak-130 functions as a subsonic trainer designed for advanced flight training of military pilots and their combat-tactics development. The model includes an incomplete HUD with gauges and a virtual cockpit.
Five variants of the IRIS Simulations MiG-29A present distinct colorations such as navy, malay, sov1, sov44, and bang, with Marine ATC identifiers, by UncleSalty. TacPack compatibility enables weapon deployment, while an Air Superiority Configuration tunes the interceptor and patrol roles.
Seven pilot variants illustrate the 2011 Blue Angels and Naval Aviation’s centennial, including six named officers and a Spare jet. Each entry uses atc_id 967 with Navy as atc_airline and flight numbers 001 through 006, and credits Holden Smith as co-creator.